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Providing the latest policies, market trends, and enterprise updates to help seize business opportunitiesChinese New Energy Brands Expand into East Java Automotive Market
BYD and Denza, two major new energy vehicle brands, have further expanded into the East Java market with the establishment of four new dealership outlets, covering five regencies and cities in East Java, further improving the local new energy vehicle sales and after-sales network. The new stores include the Denza Haka Bukit Darmo store in Surabaya, as well as BYD Haka in Gresik, BYD Haka in Mojokerto, BYD Haka in Madiun, and BYD Haka in Banyuwangi.
- Chinese New Energy Brands Accelerate Penetration into East Java Automotive Market 08-27
- Chinese Enterprises Plan to Build Industrial Cluster in Madura Park 08-26
- Chinese Fast-Fashion Brand Lands in Jakarta and Surabaya 08-25
- Guangdong New Energy Enterprises Accelerate Layout in Indonesia's Electric Motorcycle Market 08-24
- BYD Draws Huge Crowds at Indonesia International Auto Show 08-19
Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong Enterprises Eligible for Relaxed Foreign Exchange Deposit Rules in Indonesia
Indonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs recently held a hybrid policy briefing session to explain the implementing regulations of Article 18A of Government Regulation No. 21 of 2026, which is the third amendment to regulations on foreign exchange from natural resource export earnings (DHE SDA). Representatives from mining companies, banks, industry associations, and foreign chambers of commerce attended the event. The Secretary of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs chaired the meeting, with the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, and Bank Indonesia as the main speakers announcing four core implementation decisions: designated applicable countries, exporter qualification criteria, list of foreign exchange deposit banks, and exporter data reporting mechanisms.
- China-Indonesia Multi-Sector Strategic Cooperation Upgrade Blueprint 08-23
- Indonesia's Dual RMB Clearing Bank Model to Be Launched Soon 08-20
- Investment of IDR 10 Billion in Indonesia's New Capital Qualifies for 30-Year Tax Exemption 08-16
- Indonesia Terminates Anti-dumping Duty on PPH Raw Material Imports from China 08-12
- Indonesia Continues to Uphold Export Bans on Bauxite and Copper Concentrate 08-09
Cheap Chinese Plastics Impact Indonesia's Petrochemical Industry, Association Calls for Protection
Indonesia's petrochemical industry is facing considerable operational pressure. On one hand, the domestic industry is highly dependent on imported raw materials; on the other hand, a large influx of cheap plastic products from China is undermining the competitiveness of local companies. A member of Commission VII of the Indonesian House of Representatives stated that the government should introduce policies to encourage the use of local raw materials, protect local operators, and address competitive pressure from imported products. The Secretary General of the Indonesian Plastics Industry Association noted that although the petrochemical industry has entered a recovery phase, the market situation remains unstable, with multiple factors such as price fluctuations, logistics costs, market purchasing power, and raw material supply continuing to suppress business operations.
- Investment Heat in Two Key Industrial Parks in Central Java Continues to Rise 08-31
- Chinese Enterprises Increase Investment in Indonesia's Petrochemical Industry 08-29
- Indonesia Launches Domestic Electric Motorcycle to Compete with Chinese Brands 08-22
- China-Indonesia Cooperation Launches Waste-to-Energy New Energy Project 08-21
- Chinese Agricultural Technology Boosts Modernization of Indonesia's Livestock Industry 08-17