A finance and capital markets professor stated that the entry of Indonesian large conglomerates into the industrial park sector is a long-term strategy and may serve as a positive catalyst, not a speculative project. Companies are motivated by the promising prospects of industrial parks, such as the potential to become future large port hubs (using the area managed by PT Surya Semesta Internusa Tbk (SSIA) as an example). This phenomenon may positively impact the stock prices of other industrial park companies and also drive other real estate stocks. The involvement of large companies validates the attractiveness of the industrial park sector driven by infrastructure development, manufacturing growth, downstream industry progress, foreign investment inflows, and government incentives (such as special economic zones). These companies have good track records and are not speculative investors, so industrial park projects are not short-term undertakings and have strong integration with core businesses. Several Indonesian conglomerates have recently undertaken significant corporate actions in the industrial park sector, including land purchases, projects, and acquiring stakes in industrial park companies, sparking market speculation about their medium-to-long-term valuation prospects.