Chinese Enterprises Participate in Indonesian Waste-to-Energy Project Tender
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund institution Danantara is about to announce the results of the first phase of the waste-to-energy project (PLTSa) tender. It is currently awaiting bidders to submit final documents approved by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry and the Coordinating Ministry for Food Affairs by January 7, 2025. The CEO stated that the first phase of the tender has been launched after determining 24 shortlisted technology suppliers (DPT), and the winners will be announced after the bid opening on January 7; the second phase of the tender is planned to commence in mid-January. The first phase covers at least 7-10 regions, launched on November 6, 2024.
Chinese Motorcycle Factory in Indonesia to Start Production Next Year
CATL Supports Indonesia-Singapore Renewable Energy Exports
Chinese Supervised PV Project Synchronized Grid Connection
Chinese-Invested Shoe Factory in Indonesia Achieves Production Profitability
Deli Stationery Invests $150 Million to Build Factory in Indonesia
Stationery giant Deli is building a factory in Karawang Regency, West Java, Indonesia. At first glance, it seems like another Chinese company setting up a factory overseas, but in reality, it represents a shift in how Chinese consumer brands operate in ASEAN—from "made in China, shipped and sold" to "made locally, sold regionally." The project costs $150 million, covers 8.2 hectares, and is planned as a regional hub integrating production, warehousing, and logistics. Once operational, it is expected to generate $140 million in annual sales and provide over 3,000 local jobs. For an industry like stationery, which may seem "unremarkable," this scale is significant—it shows Deli is not just testing the waters but truly intends to place its core Southeast Asian production base in Indonesia.
Huawei Promotes Digital Economy Development in Indonesia
Flash floods hit Sumatra at the end of November, drawing the attention of Huawei Indonesia's Board Chairman. In his welcome speech at the Huawei Cloud Indonesia Summit held recently in Jakarta, he expressed deep condolences to the affected communities. He hopes to maintain unity under these circumstances and pledged support for Indonesia's recovery and reconstruction efforts. Facing this situation, solidarity with the country and its people is essential, with a commitment to supporting the region's rebuilding and restoration. He also mentioned that technical teams are working with local partners to restore customer networks in the affected area. At the same event, he noted that Indonesia is the largest digital economy in Southeast Asia, valued at 500
Deli Indonesia Factory Officially Breaks Ground
Indonesia's stationery and office supplies industry maintains good growth momentum due to strong domestic demand and export potential in Southeast Asia. Modern manufacturing facilities are key to improving production capacity, efficiency, and global competitiveness. Deli, one of the world's largest stationery companies, has officially started construction of a new factory in the Arthar Industrial Park in Karawang, Banten Province. Covering approximately 8.2 hectares with an estimated building area of 12 hectares, the investment totals IDR 2.25 trillion. The facility will be a global-standard base integrating production, warehousing, and logistics, serving as Deli's main manufacturing center in Southeast Asia. The new factory will produce a variety of stationery and office supplies,
BYD Leads Chinese Companies into Indonesia's Top Three Automotive Market Rankings
China Invests IDR 36.4 Trillion in Batang Industrial Zone
Indonesia and China recently signed Memorandums of Understanding for 16 projects, with investments reaching IDR 36.4 trillion, involving the "Two Countries, Twin Parks" (TCTP) program. The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs stated that the projects will be implemented in the Batang Industropolis Special Economic Zone (KEK Industropolis Batang). The projects cover an annual production of one million tons of steel, meat and seafood processing, nickel-iron trade, and textile R&D. Also included are cooperation in coal, textile raw materials, tea and jasmine industries, as well as direct sourcing of agricultural products such as coconut and durian. The total area of the Batang Industrial Zone is 28,886
Changan Automobile Officially Enters Indonesian EV Market
After establishing a partnership with the Indomobil Group, Changan Automobile has officially entered the Indonesian market. At a brand launch event in Jakarta, Changan announced it would introduce two new vehicles in Indonesia—the Changan Deepal SO7 and the Changan Lumin. These two models are highly likely to go on sale at the 2025 Gaikindo Jakarta Auto Week (GJAW 2025). The Changan Deepal SO7 is a futuristic electric sedan. It is equipped with an electric motor producing 160 kW of power and 320 Nm of torque, paired with a 79.9 kWh battery, offering a maximum range of up to 56
Chinese-Invested Industrial Parks Drive Development of Surrounding Micro and Small Enterprises
In recent years, the economy of North Maluku Province has grown rapidly. According to data from Bank Indonesia, the province's economy grew by 32.09% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2025, making it the fastest-growing province in Indonesia. This growth is not only reflected in large industries but also benefits grassroots communities. In Central Halmahera, micro and small enterprises around industrial parks are thriving, with thousands of workers and large-scale production activities creating new economic opportunities. Many small traders report significant daily revenues. For example, a food stall owner can achieve daily revenues of up to IDR 10 million, employing 8 staff working in two shifts. Another employee's restaurant also records substantial daily revenues.