China's AiMOGA Humanoid Robot Obtains Three International Certifications
In addition to EU certification, this robot has also obtained US FCC certification. All testing was carried out by TÜV Rheinland, a globally independent testing and certification body. The three core certifications focus on different aspects: the CE-MD Machinery Directive focuses on mechanical, electrical, and functional safety, evaluating the mechanical structure, systems, and hardware-software integration to ensure safe robot operation; the EN 18031 standard covers cybersecurity and data protection, with the product complying with EN 18031-1:2024 cybersecurity requirements and EN 18031-2:2024 data protection requirements; the CE-RED Radio Equipment Directive tests electromagnetic compatibility and communication signal stability to ensure the robot operates stably in commercial scenarios. The US FCC certification regulates radio frequency parameters and electromagnetic interference for wireless communication devices.
Only Three Chinese Automakers Have Independently Built Factories in Indonesia
Cheap Chinese Plastics Impact Indonesia's Petrochemical Industry, Association Calls for Protection
Investment Heat in Two Key Industrial Parks in Central Java Continues to Rise
Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong Enterprises Eligible for Relaxed Foreign Exchange Deposit Rules in Indonesia
Chinese Enterprises Increase Investment in Indonesia's Petrochemical Industry
Indonesian experts recently analyzed that in June 2026, China introduced a three-year special action plan targeting nine major high-energy-consuming, high-emission heavy industries such as oil refining and ethylene for energy conservation and carbon reduction upgrades, requiring low-efficiency production capacity equipment to be upgraded or shut down, steadily advancing the dual carbon goals of peaking carbon emissions by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. Against the backdrop of continuously tightening domestic environmental standards, a large number of Chinese enterprises have turned to overseas expansion, with Indonesia becoming the core destination for Chinese enterprises' petrochemical industry going global. Bilateral investment cooperation in the petrochemical sector continues to heat up.
Chinese New Energy Brands Expand into East Java Automotive Market
BYD and Denza, two major new energy vehicle brands, have further expanded into the East Java market with the establishment of four new dealership outlets, covering five regencies and cities in East Java, further improving the local new energy vehicle sales and after-sales network. The new stores include the Denza Haka Bukit Darmo store in Surabaya, as well as BYD Haka in Gresik, BYD Haka in Mojokerto, BYD Haka in Madiun, and BYD Haka in Banyuwangi.
Chinese New Energy Brands Accelerate Penetration into East Java Automotive Market
BYD and Denza, two major new energy vehicle brands, have further expanded into the East Java market with four new dealer outlets covering five regencies/cities in East Java, further improving the local new energy vehicle sales and after-sales network. The newly opened stores include the Denza Haka Bukit Darmo outlet in Surabaya, as well as BYD Haka outlets in Gresik, Mojokerto, Madiun, and Banyuwangi.
Chinese Enterprises Plan to Build Industrial Cluster in Madura Park
The Wiraraja Madura Industrial Park in Bangkalan Regency, Madura Island, East Java, is steadily progressing toward realization. The development of this park is not only based on land resources but also carries the important goal of balanced economic development in Indonesia, and is expected to become a new economic growth pole in East Java, balancing the industrial layout of the existing heavy industrial park in Gresik. The chairman of the Indonesian Industrial Park Association stated that Bangkalan's infrastructure was already planned and laid out during the Habibie administration, providing the hardware foundation for industrial development, but private capital has long been reluctant to enter. Local poverty is a prominent issue, and one of the core demands for promoting industrialization is to create employment opportunities, improve local livelihoods, and achieve balanced economic distribution.
Chinese Fast-Fashion Brand Lands in Jakarta and Surabaya
Chinese fast-fashion brand URBAN REVIVO (UR) has officially entered the Indonesian market, with two new stores grandly opening simultaneously — the first store in Surabaya and the first flagship store at Senayan City in Jakarta, marking a new milestone in the brand's internationalization. With modern and avant-garde spatial design, the stores deeply interpret the brand's unique "PLAY FASHION" playful fashion aesthetic, creating an immersive trendy consumption experience for Indonesian consumers and writing a new chapter in the brand's overseas expansion.
The Underlying Truth of Doing Business in Indonesia: Why a Greeting from a Big Shot Works Better Than a Signed Contract?
Doing business in Indonesia, have you ever encountered such a strange situation: things that cannot be accomplished through formal procedures even after running around exhaustively get solved the next day after a local influential person puts in a good word? If you run a factory, lead a team, or do business in Indonesia, you are probably no stranger to this dilemma of "the contract is clear, but execution gets stuck." I am Wang Zhanggui, who has long been observing the Indonesian business environment. Today, I want to talk to you about a core logic hidden beneath the surface of Indonesian society—the patron-client relationship. Only by understanding it can you truly grasp the knack of doing business in Indonesia.
Guangdong New Energy Enterprises Accelerate Layout in Indonesia's Electric Motorcycle Market
With the rapid rise of Indonesia's electric motorcycle industry and the continued release of vast Southeast Asian market dividends, new energy and emerging manufacturing enterprises from Guangdong, China are seizing opportunities to deeply expand into Indonesia's new energy sector. They are focusing on core areas such as electric motorcycle electrification retrofitting, energy storage infrastructure, and battery materials, leveraging technological advantages to cultivate the Indonesian and broader ASEAN markets. The Acting Consul General of Indonesia in Guangzhou stated that Indonesia, with a population of over 280 million, boasts a massive market and holds a key strategic position in ASEAN, making it an ideal gateway for Chinese enterprises to enter the Southeast Asian market.