Deputy General Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Backward Regions Natsir Mansyur said around US$8 billion is needed to build Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) receiving terminals in all Indonesian 33 provinces. “That is a big investment … Continue reading →
Chief Economics Minister Chairul Tanjung has said North Sulawesi will build a 39 kilometer toll road linking Manado and Bitung. The project to be built in two sections, will cost around Rp4.16 trillion, Chairul said to Antara News on Sunday … Continue reading →
Indonesia government will launch a program to develop downstream coal industry to increase the coal added value, an official said. Mineral and Coal Director General R Sukhyar said the government is revising the government regulation (PP) No 23 of 2010 … Continue reading →
A number of foreign companies reportedly plans to build cement factories in eastern Indonesia. Andi Unggul Attas, president director of PT Semen Tonasa, said investors from China, Thailand, and Vietnam are targeting the eastern Indonesian market in regards to the … Continue reading →
News of the Indonesian government dropping the controversial foreign ownership clause in the final version of its plantations bill has left observers unperturbed. RHB Research analyst Hoe Lee Leng said she was generally positive that the clause was omitted. The … Continue reading →
The state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina, through its subsidiary PT Pertagas Niaga, will complete the construction of its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) receiving terminal in Tanjung Benoa, Bali, in 2016, stated a minister. “The construction of the terminal has … Continue reading →
Indonesian state-owned oil and natural gas corporation PT Pertamina (Persero) stated its readiness to build 150 gas stations worth Rp1.5 trillion, or about US$125.5 million, in Java by 2015. Director of Marketing and Trading Hanung Budya said here on Wednesday … Continue reading →
Infrastructure development has an important role in the economy. According to the Public Works Ministry, infrastructure development has a large economic output multiplier effect. The impact of infrastructure investment on economic output is larger than its nominal investment value. … Continue reading →
The Association of Indonesian Automotive Manufacturers (Gaikindo) wants the Indonesian automotive industry to produce up to 1.4 million units by the end of the year. According to Gaikindo, the automotive industry has been experiencing a handsome growth in Indonesia since … Continue reading →
Taiwan and Indonesia have announced their intention to extend the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on agricultural cooperation between the two countries that has been in force since 2001. Taiwanese Agriculture Minister Bao-Ji Chen said on Friday that the extension of … Continue reading →