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Chinese firms supervise synchronized grid-connected PV projects

The distributed photovoltaic (PV) project of OBI Island in Indonesia supervised by Xingdian International has made important progress - the three major areas of wet phase I, thermal phase I and wet phase III of over 22MW distributed PV have been connected to the grid synchronously. The project is the result of China's engineering supervision model and...

Chinese footwear company's Indonesia factory achieves production profitability

Huali Group announced that its first plant in Indonesia, the Sekawa plant, reached its internal assessment target and achieved profitability in the third quarter of 2025, marking a key step in its capacity expansion strategy in Indonesia and validating its cross-regional operation and localized management capabilities....

Deli Stationery Invests $150 Million in Indonesia Plant

Stationery giant Deli built a factory in Karawang District, West Java Province, Indonesia, looking like a Chinese company has built a factory overseas, in fact, Chinese consumer brands in ASEAN to change the way to play - from the previous "made in China and shipped over to sell," into the "When...

Huawei promotes Indonesia's digital economy

The flash floods in Sumatra at the end of November drew the attention of the Chairman of Huawei Indonesia's Board of Directors. In his welcome speech at the Huawei Cloud Indonesia Summit held recently in Jakarta, he expressed his deep condolences to the affected people. He hoped that in this situation...

Deli Indonesia Factory Groundbreaking Commencement

Indonesia's stationery and office supplies industry has maintained good momentum due to strong domestic demand and Southeast Asia's export potential, with modern manufacturing facilities becoming the key to increasing capacity, efficiency and global competitiveness. Deli, one of the world's largest stationery companies, has officially opened its...

China invests 36.4 trillion rupiah in Batang industrial zone

Indonesia and China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for 16 projects, with an investment of 36.4 trillion rupiah, under the "Two Countries, Two Parks" (TCTP) program. The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs said that the projects will be located in Batang Industrial City Special Economic Zone (KEK Indus...

Changan Automobile officially enters Indonesia's electric vehicle market

Changan Automobile has officially entered the Indonesian market after establishing a partnership with Indo Automotive Group, and at the brand launch in Jakarta, Changan announced that it will launch two new vehicles in Indonesia - the Changan Shamrock SO7 and the Changan Lumin, which...

Chinese-funded industrial parks spur development of neighboring micro and small businesses

North Maluku province has experienced rapid economic growth in recent years, with Bank Indonesia data showing that 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, a growth that is not only reflected in the large-scale industries, but also benefited...

Chinese carmakers grab Japanese firms' Southeast Asian market share

Recently, Honda, Japan's second-largest automaker, lowered its annual profit forecast due to, among other things, pressure from U.S. import tariffs, global chip shortages, and the fact that Dutch semiconductor company Nexperia, owned by China's Wintech on Sept. 30, 2025,...
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