Jakarta District Court Rejects BYD's Denza Trademark Lawsuit
Regarding the legal dispute between BYD and PT Worcas Nusantara Abadi (WNA) over the Denza brand trademark, the Central Jakarta District Court has rejected BYD's lawsuit against WNA's use of the 'Denza' trademark and ordered BYD to bear approximately IDR 1.07 million in court costs. On January 3, 2025, BYD filed a lawsuit with the Central Jakarta District Court against WNA for using the 'Denza' trademark in Indonesia. 'Denza' is a high-end automotive brand under BYD, which was showcased at the Indonesian auto exhibition in 2024. BYD
Guangzhou Fudah Hospital Cooperates with Indonesia's Jababeka Group
Prabowo Demands Resolution of Investor Obstacles
Yinda Technology Powder Coating Company Establishes Factory in Indonesia
Chinese Electrical Equipment Enterprise Deepens Presence in Indonesian Market
Neta Auto Closes Its First Dealership in North Jakarta
Neta Auto Indonesia permanently closed its first dealership located in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta. This closure is a strategic decision based on comprehensive business considerations aimed at operational adjustments. The brand's PR and Digital Manager stated that the decision was the result of mutual agreement between both parties, prioritizing customer interests and the continuation of after-sales services. Despite closing one dealership, Neta Auto remains committed to supporting the development of Indonesia's electric vehicle industry, and the existing network of 13 dealerships ensures that consumer rights and services—including vehicle warranties, emergency roadside assistance, door-to-door service
Chinese company plans to build feed mill in Central Java
Chinese enterprise PT Haida Group plans to build a feed mill in Central Java, and the Governor of Central Java has warmly welcomed this initiative. The provincial government has prepared approximately 6 hectares of land in the Kendal area. The Governor stated that PT Haida Group has previously established feed mills in East Java, Lampung, and other locations. Originally planning to build in West Java, the Governor introduced that Central Java is better prepared and more suitable for the factory. Central Java currently has fewer feed mills but possesses significant agricultural and livestock potential. The Fisheries Department plans to expand local shrimp pond areas, and the region is a center for broiler and layer chicken farming. Moreover, the local investment environment is favorable, with ample land supply, competitive labor costs, simplified approval procedures, and good public security.
Chinese-funded enterprise invests in waste-to-energy project
PT Maharaksa Biru Energi Tbk (OASA), in partnership with China Tianying Inc. (CNTY) and PT Indoplas Energi Hijau, has formed a consortium to invest IDR 2.6 trillion in the construction of the Cipeucang waste-to-energy facility in South Tangerang District, Lampung County, West Java Province. The project is expected to start construction in early 2026. Currently, the only final disposal site in South Tangerang is saturated and cannot meet the growing waste treatment demand. Large amounts of household and other waste have accumulated, and waste transport vehicles must queue for unloading, causing dissatisfaction among local residents. Urgent need for more modern waste treatment facilities.
Chinese-funded aluminum company builds smelter with annual output of 2 million tons
The Regent of Lingga Regency, Riau Islands Province recently traveled to China to promote the investment and construction of a smelter project by the Chinese-funded company PT Thiansan Alumina Indonesia, drawing public attention. He stated that the invitation was received in 2021 but delayed due to administrative procedures, and the trip was finally realized nearly four years later. During the visit, he led technical department officials to communicate with the company's management and convey local government demands. PT Thiansan Alumina Indonesia had considered investments in Kalimantan, Java, and other areas of Sumatra before ultimately selecting Dabo Singkep in Lingga Regency as the investment center.
Well-Known Chinese Bicycle Brand Establishes Factory in Indonesia
In January this year, the well-known Chinese bicycle brand Shanghai Fenghuang announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Shanghai Phoenix Bicycle Co., Ltd. plans to invest RMB 29 million to set up a subsidiary in Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong subsidiary will invest in establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary PT. Phoenix Bicycle Indonesia in Indonesia, with a registered capital of RMB 28 million. Indonesia Phoenix is mainly engaged in the production and sales of bicycles, children's bicycles, and e-bikes, with an annual production capacity of approximately 1.4 million units. Setting up a factory in Indonesia not only reduces trade risks but also deeply integrates into the markets of countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative through localized production,
Chinese New Energy Enterprises Expand Investment in Indonesian Market
The second phase of the 120,000-ton annual lithium iron phosphate cathode material production base of Indonesia Liyuan, a subsidiary of Liyuan Technology, has officially started construction, reflecting the company's significant progress in globalization strategy and new energy industry development. Against the backdrop of deepening new energy industry cooperation between China and Indonesia, the groundbreaking ceremony for the second phase of the Indonesia Liyuan project was held in Semarang, marking the transition from preliminary piling to full-scale construction. In the future, it will become the largest lithium iron phosphate cathode material manufacturing base outside China. The Indonesia Liyuan project, launched in 2021, has attracted much attention. Its first-phase 30,000-ton lithium iron phosphate production line was completed in 2024
