The latest figures from the Ministry of Investment show that between 2020 and the first half of 2025, theChina's cumulative direct investment in Indonesia amounted to 578 trillion rupiah (about 254 billion yuan), theUp 31% from six years ago, it is firmly established as one of the largest sources of foreign investment in Indonesia.The investment focuses on three major areas, including the metal processing industry (accounting for 44%) focusing on the investment in the nickel industrial park in North Maluku province, amounting to more than 254 trillion rupiah.
Transportation and Communications (18%) including projects such as ports and 5G infrastructure; Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals (10%) to promote the upgrading of the local pharmaceutical industry chain.60% Funds are invested in resource-rich areas outside of Java, such as Sumatra and the Maluku Islands; and the rest of the layoutJava (island of Indonesia)Densely populated areas, supporting electric car companies such as BYD and Yadi to build factories.
Relevant officials said.Chinese capital and technology are accelerating the country's strategy of deep processing of resources, and 48% mineral projects are all involving Chinese enterprises.In May this year, the two countries signed an agreement on the co-construction of industrial parks and local currency settlement, and OCBC and other banks have opened RMB-Indonesian rupiah direct exchange services to further reduce cross-border transaction costs.
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