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Chinese Lithium Enterprises Intensify Investment in Indonesian Market
Lopal Technology recently issued an announcement on foreign investment. The company's controlled subsidiary, Liyuan Asia Pacific, plans to build the third phase of the new energy battery cathode material project in Batang Comprehensive Industrial Park, Central Java, Indonesia, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Liyuan Indonesia Batang. The total investment is estimated at US$160 million, equivalent to approximately RMB 1.088 billion, with an annual production capacity of 120,000 tons of second and third generation lithium iron phosphate. Lopal Technology's estimated contribution based on its shareholding ratio is RMB 377 million. The project company's registered capital is 300 billion Indonesian rupiah, equivalent to RMB 112 million, all in cash, with funding sources covering self-owned funds, bank loans, and self-raised funds.
China-Indonesia Food Industry Trade Cooperation Continues to Develop
At the Indonesian Food Festival recently organized by the Indonesian Embassy in China, Indonesian Ambassador to China Djauhari Oratmangun discussed the current state of China-Indonesia food trade cooperation. He pointed out that in recent years, the acceptance and awareness of various Indonesian foods in the Chinese market have steadily increased. Various Indonesian specialty snacks, beverages, and local foods continue to enter the domestic consumer market, and the overall cooperation trend in the food sector between the two countries is positive. As cooperation deepens, a large number of Indonesian food companies have chosen to establish a presence in China by investing in production facilities, collaborating closely with Chinese partners. Bilateral food industry cooperation has moved beyond the original model of simple import and export trade, with the industrial chain expanding to include industrial investment, deep food processing, warehousing and logistics, production technology R&D, and local brand incubation.
Chinese Enterprises Win Bids for Two Major Indonesian Port Projects
The Second Company of CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd. recently secured two major projects: the Indonesia Sinar Mas factory port and the Indonesia Nanshan Aluminum port. This follows the company's 2026 wins of the No. 1 and No. 2 finished product warehouse construction projects in Indonesia. These two port infrastructure projects mark a simultaneous push for both land and water engineering, actively implementing the annual work plan of CCCC and steadily planning for high-quality overseas business development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. The Indonesia Sinar Mas factory port is located along the Batang River in South Sumatra Province, with plans for six high-pile berths and supporting facilities including approximately 10,000 square meters of cargo yard.
Indonesian Mining and Defense Giants Advance Copper-Gold Downstream Processing
Indonesian state-owned mining group MIND ID's subsidiary PT Freeport Indonesia has entered into a strategic collaboration with state-owned defense industry group DEFEND ID to build a brass rolling mill and brass casting production line at the Gresik Industrial Park in East Java, with an annual capacity of 10,000 tons. Leveraging its own copper mine resources, the initiative aims to optimize copper supply, support Indonesia's defense and military industry, and fill gaps in the ammunition component supply chain. To further absorb Freeport's cathode copper output and meet domestic manufacturing demand, MIND ID plans to expand copper rod and copper wire production facilities with a designed annual capacity of 300,000 tons, along with an ancillary annual production of 10
Jababeka Industrial Park Partners with Chinese Company to Build Innovation Cooperation Center
KIJA Group, the operator of Indonesia's Jababeka Industrial Park, has reached a strategic cooperation with China's Silk Road Group to jointly establish a China-Indonesia Innovation Cooperation Center, intensifying efforts to attract Chinese enterprises to invest in Indonesia. Based on a project-oriented and sustainable cooperation model, various benchmark industrial projects will be steadily implemented, deepening bilateral industrial and digital economy collaboration. The founder of Jababeka Industrial Park stated that the two sides will start with demonstration project development and gradually advance investment implementation. The first key plan is the 500-hectare Jababeka Digital Park, which is expected to be officially launched at the World Digital Economy Forum to be held in Beijing in early July 2026.
Middle East Conflict Drives Industrial Relocation to Indonesian Industrial Zones
Due to the ongoing escalation of geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, many multinational corporations are seeking more stable regions as alternative destinations for production relocation and business expansion. Multiple industrial estates in Indonesia are actively seizing this investment opportunity to attract more international capital. Industry insiders generally believe that this trend provides a strategic opportunity for Indonesia to enhance its investment appeal in manufacturing and downstream processing industries. Local industrial estates are also accelerating improvements in capacity and service levels to proactively accommodate potential industrial transfers. Business circles and industry figures point out that Indonesia possesses multiple advantages for attracting investment.
Chinese Enterprise to Build World-Class Melamine Plant in Indonesia
The project to build a melamine plant in the Gresik JIIPE Integrated Industrial and Port Special Economic Zone in Indonesia is considered to significantly strengthen the national chemical industry structure and promote the development of local low-carbon emission industries. The project is developed by Golden Elephant Group (GEABH), with a total investment of approximately USD 600 million, equivalent to around IDR 10.25 trillion. Once completed, it will become one of the world's largest melamine production facilities, adopting an integrated whole industry chain design from upstream to downstream, using natural gas as raw material to sequentially produce ammonia, urea, and finally melamine. The Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs stated in an official statement that the project is an important part of Indonesia's strategy to enhance the added value of local resources and strengthen industrial competitiveness.
Chinese-funded Nickel Enterprise Helps Indonesia Join Global New Energy Battery Supply Chain
GEM Group, through its subsidiary PT QMB New Energy Materials Company, is vigorously promoting downstream deep processing of nickel ore resources in Indonesia, helping the country secure a more strategic position in the global electric vehicle (EV) battery supply chain. The Chairman and Founder of GEM Group stated in Jakarta that in the past, large amounts of low-grade laterite nickel ore in Indonesia were not effectively utilized. Now, through the Group's self-developed technology, it can not only deep-process such ores but also achieve efficient recovery of nickel and cobalt resources, with a comprehensive recovery rate exceeding 90%. Relying on this technology,
Nanshan Aluminum Invests $1.8 Billion to Build an Oil Refinery in Indonesia
Recently, Nanshan Aluminum announced an investment of approximately $1.8 billion on Bintan Island, Indonesia, to build an oil refinery with a daily capacity of 100,000 barrels. As an aluminum giant, why is Nanshan venturing into the oil business? The strategy behind this move is much larger than many people imagine. The $1.8 billion 'energy bulletproof vest' optimizes the cost of the entire industrial chain. Nanshan's core logic for investing this $1.8 billion can be summed up in four words: extreme closed-loop. As we know, producing electrolytic aluminum requires a key auxiliary material called carbon anodes, and its core raw material, petroleum coke, is precisely a byproduct of oil refining. Although Indonesia has the world's fifth-largest bauxite reserves of over 1.2 billion tons, due to its backward refining capacity, more than 50% of its refined oil has long relied on imports.
Chinese Company's Indonesian Subsidiary Potentially Subject to Malicious Bankruptcy Petition
Zanyu Technology recently issued an announcement disclosing that its wholly-owned subsidiary PT Dua Kuda Indonesia (Dukuda) had previously received a "Notice of Bankruptcy Ruling" from the Central Jakarta Commercial Court, which officially declared Dukuda bankrupt. In response, Zanyu Technology immediately stated that the three parties applying for bankruptcy are not genuine creditors, and has reported the suspected offenses of document forgery and perjury to the National Police Criminal Investigation Bureau, and the case has been accepted. The incident originated on November 13, 2025, when Hong Kong Harper Company applied to the Indonesian court to initiate debt repayment suspension (P
GEM's Indonesia Nickel-Cobalt Project Rectification Completed, Expected to Resume Full Production
In response to the fatal landslide accident at the Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP) in Central Sulawesi Province and the resulting regulatory crisis, GEM recently issued an official clarification statement, confirming that the environmental permit for its Indonesia nickel-cobalt project jointly invested with Tsingshan Holding Group has not been revoked, and all rectification work has been fully completed. The project is expected to resume full production soon, completely eliminating market concerns about a prolonged shutdown. The crisis originated from a landslide accident in February 2026, triggered by heavy rain, which caused a partial collapse of a temporary waste storage facility at PT QMB New Energy.
Chinese Garment Enterprises Enter West Java Industrial Park
In recent years, the textile and textile product (TPT) industry in West Java has faced immense pressure, with multiple factories reported to have shut down, while many other companies have moved production lines to Central Java to reduce operational costs. However, against this backdrop, the West Java industrial park has instead welcomed a new wave of Chinese investors, primarily in the garment (apparel) sector, marking a new dynamic in Indonesia's textile industry landscape. The Sales and Tenant Relations Manager of Suryacipta Industrial Park stated that several garment companies from China have already entered the park to set up factories. In terms of the number of companies, the garment industry has become one of the most prominent sectors among incoming tenants.
Chinese Capital Leads, Subang Becomes New Center of Indonesian Industrial Investment
For thirty years, Indonesia's industrial concentration has been centered in Bekasi and Karawang. As these areas mature, with industrial land depleted and operational costs rising, global investment is shifting en masse to Subang, rapidly transforming it into a strategic node in the global supply chain. The most notable change over the past year has been the explosive growth of Chinese investment in Subang. As of February 2026, Chinese investors have occupied Subang Smartpolitan