Sources indicate that Chinese investors have expressed investment interest in Indonesia, with Chinese solar panel manufacturer Sichuan Yingfa Ruineng Technology Co., Ltd. planning to establish a factory in the Batang Industropolis Special Economic Zone (KEK Industropolis Batang), requiring 500 hectares of land. The Director of Marketing and Development of KEK Industropolis Batang stated that the company is one of those that have recently expressed investment interest. The SEZ, together with the Indonesia Investment Promotion Center (IIPC) Beijing office, recently conducted a series of investment promotion activities in Shanghai, including participation in the Jiading District 2025 International New Energy Chain Cooperation Conference and the 2025 Indonesia-China Business Forum. In addition to Sichuan Yingfa Ruineng, Huahong Art Furniture, which already has a factory in Semarang, is considering expansion to Batang, while Far East Credit Rating Company is also exploring infrastructure construction and financing cooperation opportunities. Investment interests span multiple sectors, including electric commercial vehicles, the automation robotics industry, automotive components, agricultural tricycles, and new energy manufacturing. The Director of IIPC Beijing emphasized that the Indonesian government is committed to expanding investment cooperation with Chinese industries planning to expand their businesses in China. IIPC Beijing provided support and facilitation for potential investors to explore opportunities in various fields during this event, which is also part of Indonesia's downstream industrial strategy to attract high-tech, high-value industries. As a future investment destination, Batang Industropolis receives strong support from the government through national strategic projects, featuring comprehensive regional infrastructure and full incentive facilities within the special economic zone framework.