How to Interpret Indonesia's Strict Import Restrictions on Electronic Products
Starting March 10, along with the enactment of Indonesia's new Trade Regulation No. 36, the Ministry of Industry specifically issued new Regulation No. 6 to restrict imports of electronic products. What are the specific details? Let me explain:\r\n\r\nFirst, on February 1, 2024, the Ministry of Industry quietly published Regulation No. 6, which specifies 139 customs codes, of which 78 product categories require quota (PI) and inspection reports (LS) when declaring customs. These 78 tariff items include some products such as air conditioners, televisions, washing machines, refrigerators, fiber optic cables, ice
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Jakarta Customs Issues Bonded Zone License to Enterprise
Guangzhou Holds Manufacturing Enterprise Overseas Exchange Event to Explore New Opportunities in Indonesian Market
Taking the Belt and Road Initiative as an opportunity, the manufacturing enterprise exchange meeting dedicated to promoting enterprises to explore overseas markets and the fourth phase of the "Promoting High-Quality Growth of Overseas Chinese Enterprises Salon" were successfully held in Guangzhou the day before yesterday. "This event provided valuable guidance for our company to expand overseas business," said an overseas Chinese businessman who participated, expressing their expectation to obtain more cooperation opportunities in the Indonesian market in the future. With the continuous deepening of the joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, overseas Chinese are facing unprecedented development opportunities. They play an important role in promoting economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and public diplomacy in multiple fields.
China Energy Engineering Corporation Strengthens Cooperation with Indonesia's PLN, Signs Energy Project MoU
During a meeting held in Jakarta, Song Hailiang of China Energy Engineering Corporation (CEEC) and Darmawan of Indonesia's State Electricity Company (PLN) had a fruitful dialogue. The two sides discussed strategies to strengthen green and low-carbon energy cooperation and promote the clean development of Indonesia's energy industry. Song Hailiang expressed gratitude for PLN's continued support and introduced CEEC's ongoing "Four Transformations" and "Three-ization" internationalization strategy. He emphasized the deep cooperative foundation and shared development goals between China and Indonesia in the energy sector, proposing further cooperation in areas such as new energy and smart grids, and jointly developing demonstration projects.
Lopal Technology's Indonesia Lithium Iron Phosphate Production Base Phase II to Start Construction in H2
An investor asked Lopal Technology (603906) about the company's specific overseas plans for lithium iron phosphate, including overseas plant construction and orders. The company replied, saying: Dear investor, hello! The company plans to build a 120,000-ton lithium iron phosphate cathode material production base in Indonesia. Currently, Phase I of 30,000 tons is in the commissioning and trial production stage, and Phase II of 90,000 tons will start construction planning in the second half of the year. The second overseas base will also be considered as appropriate. In terms of overseas customers, the company has formed a deep bond with LG. According to
BYD to Invest in Indonesia, Factory to Start Production in 2026, Confirmed by Minister Luhut
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut recently revealed that Chinese well-known electric vehicle manufacturer BYD plans to start investment activities in Indonesia in July 2024. This news is based on a report from the Deputy Coordinating Minister for Investment and Mining who recently returned from China. Luhut stated that BYD's factory construction project is scheduled to start in July, and all progress will be disclosed in detail in the future. He emphasized that to ensure the effective construction of the ecosystem, the government will ensure that all relevant departments and institutions are equipped with complete electric vehicle charging facilities, thereby promoting the formation of an electric vehicle ecosystem between Jakarta and Surabaya. The government aims to encourage
Yongqing Environmental Protection Cooperates with Indonesia Dexin Steel to Jointly Promote Distributed Photovoltaic Power Generation Project
On March 19, Yongqing Environmental Protection announced through a notice that its subsidiary PT. Dezhiqing New Energy Indonesia and PT Dexin Steel Indonesia successfully signed an "Energy Management Agreement for the Distributed Photovoltaic Power Generation Project of PT Dexin Steel Indonesia." The total investment of the project is expected to reach
Indonesia’s Trade Surplus Narrows in February, Recording 46 Consecutive Months of Surplus
According to data released by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics on the 15th, the country maintained a trade surplus of USD 870 million in February 2024, marking the 46th consecutive month of trade surplus since May 2020. Statistics Bureau head Amalia provided data showing that Indonesia's total imports in February were USD 18.44 billion, while total exports reached USD 19.31 billion. The country's trade surplus was mainly driven by the positive performance of non-oil and gas commodities, although the overall surplus decreased compared to previous months and the same period last year.
6th China Trade Expo Opens in Indonesia
At the Jakarta International Expo, the 6th China (Indonesia) Trade Expo (referred to as the "Indonesia Expo") grandly opened, attracting nearly 400 enterprises from Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Jiangxi and other regions to participate, with an exhibition area of over 15,000 square meters and more than 500 booths. This grand event showcased tens of thousands of manufactured products from China, demonstrating the strength and charm of Made in China to Jakarta. As the fourth most populous country in the world and the largest economy in ASEAN, Indonesia's