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Indonesia plans to build 17 modular refineries in partnership with U.S. firms with a total investment of $8 billion (Rp 130 trillion) to process crude oil imported from the United States. The project is part of a recent agreement between Indonesia and the United States on import tariffs...

Indonesia plans to build oil refineries with a total capacity of 1 million barrels per day at 18 locations in the country, along with oil storage facilities at the same locations. The refinery project is expected to invest 160 trillion rupiah and 72 trillion rupiah in storage facilities. It is expected to provide social...

Indonesia plans to construct a coal downstream industry project to convert coal into dimethyl ether at six sites as part of 18 national downstream industry and energy security projects with pre-feasibility studies completed. The project sites are located in Bulu...

According to the National Industrial Information System (NIIS) for the first half of 2025, 1,641 companies are building new production facilities with an investment of 803.2 trillion dongs, which is expected to absorb 3.05 million laborers.Manufacturing production in June 2025 showed an expanse...

PT Dwimuria Investama Andalan, a subsidiary of Djarum Group, has continued to increase its stake in PT Surya Semesta Internusa Tbk (ticker SSIA). The cumulative increase of 426.4826 million shares of SSIA over the past three weeks has raised the shareholding...

Singapore's Temasek Holdings (Temasek) continues to expand its investment footprint in Indonesia across a wide range of sectors, including green energy, healthcare, telecommunications, retail and more, with the full support of the Indonesian government.2025 On July 18, Indonesia's Economic Stat...

The CEO of Indonesia's Djarum Group explains the group's entry into the industrial real estate and healthcare sectors through its investment arm, Dwimuria Investama Andalan. The group believes that the industrial real estate and healthcare sector ex...

Professor of Finance and Capital Markets said that the entry of large Indonesian conglomerates into the field of industrial parks is a long-term strategy that could be a positive catalyst rather than a speculative project. The corporate move stems from the good prospects of industrial parks, such as the possibility of becoming...

Malaysian plastic packaging giant Thong Guan Industries Berhad has invested US$7 million (Rp114 billion) in a factory in the Batang Special Economic Zone on a 5.04-hectare site, which is expected to create 500 jobs...

Indonesia's two largest conglomerates, Grup Djarum and Grup Astra, have been making more frequent acquisitions in the real estate and logistics sectors recently, a move seen as a strong signal of their confidence in the country's long-term economic recovery prospects.Astra International...