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Progress of Investment Performance, Opportunity & Policy INDONESIA INVESTMENT COORDINATING BOARD
Himawan Hariyoga Deputy Chairman of Investment Promotion
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What are we doing?
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BKPM Plan 2016
3 Policy Directions and 5 Strategies of BKPM IMPROVING INVESTMENT LICENSING SERVICES PRO GROWTH ASSISTING INVESTMENT REALIZATION
PRO EMPLOYMENT
PROACTIVE AND TARGETTED MARKETING INVESTMENT
IMPROVING INVESTMENT CLIMATE ADDRESSING GEOGRAPHICAL DISPARITIES
ENSURING THE BENEFITS FOR THE PEOPLE (People Oriented Investment)
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BKPM Plan 2016
5 Strategies of BKPM IMPROVING INVESTMENT LICENSING SERVICES
ASSISTING INVESTMENT REALIZATION
OSS Online System 3-Hour Investment Licensing Direct Construction
Monitoring project under construction Fast track custom clearance for project under construction Debottlenecking IRO Priority areas: 6 Provinces in Eastern Indonesia
PROACTIVE AND TARGETTED MARKETING INVESTMENT
14 Marketing Officers 19 targeted countries 5 priority sectors 8+1 IIPC Office
IMPROVING INVESTMENT CLIMATE
Ease of Doing Business 120 109 < 100 Streamlining procedures Incentive (Tax Allowance/Tax Holiday, Income Tax) Revision of Negative List > Investment Guideline
ENSURING BENEFITS FOR THE PEOPLE (People Oriented Investment)
Supporting Labor Intensive Investment Collaboration with Islamic Boarding School Special desk for textile & footware ind.
Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board
Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre (IIPC) In 8 Cities
End-to-End Services for Investors Investment Interest
Indonesian Representative Office & IIPC
Investment Licensing
Investment Marketing
One Stop Service at BKPM
Investment Realization Investment Problem Facilitation (Debottlenecking)
Implementation and Control
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Improvement of Investment Service
One place
All
22 ministries integrated
3-hour
sectors 162 permits are delegated to BKPM
Service One-Stop
Service Industry,
(PTSP) at BKPM
power,
Direct
oil & gas,
Construction
tourism at one place
91%
Regional PTSP formed. 61% regional PTSP implement e-licensing.
One-Stop Integrated Services
Doing Business in the New Administration Era
One Stop Services
Investors submit and obtain permits exclusively at BKPM with time certainty & online monitoring.
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Improving Investment Service
3-hour Investment Licensing Service
Requirements Minimum investment of IDR 100 billion
(USD 8 million) and/or employing
1,000 local workers
9 documents obtained • Investment license • Certificate of incorporation • NPWP / Tax registration • TDP / Company registration • APIP / Import identification • NIK / Customs registration • RPTKA / Employment plan • IMTA / Working permit • Letter of land availability
BKPM
• Arrive at BKPM directly from the airport. • Consult with Director of Investment Service. • Submit the required documents & data.
Wait at the lounge while documents are processed by BKPM, in-house notary, ministries, & other government institutions.
Obtain eight documents & letter of land availability within three hours to start your business.
Priority Investment Service
No Requirements
Direct Construction Investors can directly start their project construction before obtaining construction permits. This service is supported by both Central and Regional Governments.
Obtain investment licence at One-stop Integrated Service (PTSP) at national or regional level.
• No minimum investments or workers is required. • Available for selected industrial parks. • Construction permits can be obtained in parallel with construction process.
• Survey a land within
• Start the construction of your
selected industrial parks. • Acquire the land for your industry.
project. No other permits are required. • Apply for building construction permit & environmental permit, in parallel with construction process.
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Priority Investment Service
14 Selected Industrial Parks for Direct Construction North Sumatra KI Medan
Banten
Modern Cikande Industrial Estate KI Terpadu Wilmar Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon
Central Java
KI Kendal KI Bukit Semarang Baru KI Wijayakusuma
South Sulawesi KI Bantaeng
West Java Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate KI Delta Silicon 8 Karawang Internasional Industrial City Suryacipta City of Industry GT Tech Park
East Java
Java Integrated Industrial & Port Estate
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Improvement of Investment Climate
Policy Reforms Wage
Cost
Free VAT
for business. Annual increase based on inflation rate & economic growth.
Fuel, gas & electricity price reduction for industry.
For shipbuilding, railway & airplane industries, including spareparts
Tax Discounts
No Double
More Open
Formulation More certain formula
50% incentive for net income tax (PPh21) given to export oriented textile & footwear industries
Reduction
Taxation For property & infrastructure
to Foreign Investment The revised regulation is more open for industries, creative economy, tourism, e-commerce etc.
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Investment Guideline 2016
Indonesia is More Open to Foreign Investments 100% FDI
Distributor
100% FDI
100% FDI
affiliated with production
Raw material for
67% FDI for distributor not affiliated with production
From previously open to 85% FDI
Pharmacy
100% FDI
Film Industry Production, postproduction, distribution, projection
E-Commerce in partnership with SMEs From previously closed to FDI
100% FDI
Marketplace For min. Investment of IDR 100 billion (USD 8 million). Open 49% FDI for investment < IDR 100 billion
67% FDI
Transport
infrastructure & support services Including cargo handling, air transport, renting & leasing
100% FDI
Tourism Sports center, restaurant, bar, cafe
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Improvement of Investment Climate
Investment Facilities PDKB
KITE
(Company in Bonded Zone)
(Import Facility for Export)
(MoF No. 120/PMK.04/2013)
(MoF No.176 & 177/PMK.04/2013)
Three tax exemptions
Three tax exemptions
For export-oriented industry: • Import duty • Luxury tax • VAT for machines, goods, materials for production
For production of 100% export products: • Import duty • Luxury tax • VAT for machines, goods, materials for production
Domestic Market 50% products* produced in bonded zones can be sold to domestically
Outside Bonded Zones
Simplified
Various Import Origins
BKPM is simplyfing the process of company establishment in bonded zones, from 5 to 2 steps
Applicable for goods coming from overseas, bonded zones & warehouses, FTZs & SEZs
Available for industries located outside bonded zones
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Improvement of Investment Climate
CUSTOMS CLEARENCE Four customs checking status: • Red line is for new companies. Physical & document checks before transported from ports.
• Yellow line Document check before goods transported from ports.
• Green line Document check after goods transported from ports. • Main Partner Priority for companies with proven track record. No checking required. New Facility:
Status upgrade
Import Facility for Capital Goods Acceleration and certainty in custom clearance process Faster & Certain
• Capital goods do not require screening. • Cutting the processing time from 3-5 days to only 30 minutes.
Simple requirements
• Projects under construction • Obliged in reporting quarterly investment activities (LKPM) • Recommendation from BKPM
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TAX HOLIDAY
IMPORT DUTY FACILITY
(MoF Regulation No.159/PMK.010/2015)
5-15 25
(MoF Regulation No.176/PMK.011/2009)
years tax exemption With potential 20 years exemption for project that considered strategic for Indonesia economy.
years tax exemption
Upto
For Special Economic Zones
9 eligible pioneer industries: 1. Basic metal industries; 2. Oil refinery industries and/or basic organic chemicals; 3. Machinery industries; 4. Industries of renewable resources; 5. Communication devices industries. 6. Agricultural processing 7. Marine transportation 8. Manufacturing industry in SEZ 9. Economic infrastructures
IDR
1
trillion
Machines, goods, materials for production 2 years import duty exemption or 4 years for companies using locally-produced machines (min.30%).
Industries Which produces goods and/or services, including: 1. Tourism and culture 2. Public transportation 3. Public health services 4. Mining 5. Construction 6. Telecommunication 7. Port
Minimum investment plan (USD 80 million). The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia
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TAX ALLOWANCE Agriculture • Cattle breeding & farming • Corn plantation • Soya plantation • Rice farming • Tropical fruits Power Generation • Geothermal • Alternative/renewable energy Oil & gas industry • Oil refinery • Liquefied Natural & Petroleum Gas • Lubricant
(Government Regulation No.18/2015)
30
% of investment value Reduction of corporate
net income tax for 6 years, 5% each year.
143
business segments Eligible for tax
allowance, expanded from 129 segments in the previous regulation.
Under certain requirements among others: investment value or export orientation, menpower absorption, local content, and project location (especially outside Java island).
Manufacturing Industry • Iron & steel • Semi conductors • Electronic components • Computer • Communication devices • Television • Tires • Pharmaceutical • Cosmetics • Fish & shrimp processing • Etc.
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Tax
Facilities
Incentives
Property ownership & residence permit for foreigners. Ease of investment, land, immigration & working permits integrated at SEZs.
20-100% tax discounts for period up to 25 years. Free VAT for importation of raw materials.
Sei Mangkei Lhoksemawe Shipyard, Manufacture
Investment Incentives
Economic Stimulus for Special Economic Zones
Tarakan
Palm Oil, Rubber, Fertilizer Industries, Logistics, Tourism
Bitung
Manufacture
Fishery & Agro Industries, Logistics
Padang Pariaman Agro Industry (Cacao, Rubber, Palm Oli)
Tanjung Api-api Palm Oil, Rubber, Petrochemical Industries
Maloy Batuta Palm Oil, Coal, Mineral Industries
Smelters, Agro Industry, Logistics
Garombong
Batu Licin Refinery, Metal Industry Garombong Refinery, Logistic, Petrochemical
Manufacture)
Tourism, Manufacturing Industry, Logistics
Palu
Refinery, Logistics, Petrochemical)
Tanjung Lesung West Java Tourism
Morotai
Mandalika Tourism
Taka Bonerate Tourism (Maritime)
Raja Ampat Tourism (Maritime)
Sorong Fish industry
Teluk Bintuni Fertilizer, Petrochemical
Merauke Food, Energy
8 Existing SEZs 11 Planned SEZs
Pola Diseminasi Perkembangan Informasi:
Media Sosial
Facebook Fan page BKPM Pola updating informasi dengan feeding informasi terbaru bagi pengguna Facebook yang mendaftarkan/mengikuti fan page atau setuju untuk menjadikan fan page tsb sebagai favorit (like).
Twitter @BKPM Pola updating informasi kepada pengguna twitter dengan feeding informasi terbaru bagi pengguna twitter (follower) yang mengikuti akun twitter BKPM.
Youtube THEBKPMVIDEO Pola diseminasi informasi dengan menggunakan media visual/video kepada pengguna Youtube yang mendaftar atau mengikuti akun/channel Youtube BKPM.
ENewsletter BKPM E-Newsletter Pola updating informasi kepada seluruh stakeholder yang telah mendaftarkan diri untuk didiseminasikan perkembangan informasi mengenai investasi dengan format newsletter. Calon pengguna newsletter dapat mendaftarkan diri melalui website BKPM.
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Why?
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Strategic Plan of Investment 2015-2019
Investment Target
IDR
3,519 trillion
total investment targeted in 2015-2019
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
FDI
343.7
386.4
429.0
494.7
569.9
DDI
175.8
249.8
297.8
363.0
Total
1
208.4
519.5
594.8
678.8
792.5
933.0
Growth
12.2%
14.5%
14.1%
16.8%
17.7%
(IDR trillion) Excl. Financial Sectors and Upstream Oil and Gas
Summary
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2010-2014 Period (Completed) • Investment realisation: IDR 1,633 trillion • Investment plan (Principal license stock 2010 - April 2015): IDR 4,125 trillion. 2015-2019 Period (Plan) • Investment realisation: IDR 3,519 trillion • By using assumption that 50% of investment plan will be realized, Indonesia investment plan needs is IDR 7,000 trillion, therefore we still need principal license stock for IDR 3,000 trillion.
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115 15.1%
% increase
FDI
2015-2019
DDI
2015-2019
from 2010-2014 period (IDR 1,632.8 trillion)
average growth targeted in 2015-2019 period
63.2
% average share
36.8
of total investment target in 2015-2019
% average share of total investment target In 2015-2019
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Source: BKPM, 2015
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Investment Strategic Plan 2015-2019
Investment Target Average share Primary : 15,7% Secondary : 53,5% Tertiary : 30,8%
Average share Java : 46,5% Outside Java : 53,5%
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Source: BKPM 2016
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InvestmentOpportunities in Indonesia 2015-2019
Investment Priority Sectors Infrastructure
35 GW power generation
24 Sea ports
Agriculture
Food estate
Corn Plantation
Cattle
Labor-intensive industry
Textile
Food & Beverages
Furniture
Toys
Import-substitution industry
Chemical & Pharmaceutical
Iron & Steel
Electronics
CPO & derivative products
Wood products, pulp & paper
Automotive
Machinery
Rubber products
Fish & derivative products
Shrimp
Cacao
Sugar
Smelter
Maritime
Ship building
Fishery Industry
Cold storage
Tourism,SEZ & Industrial Park
Strategic tourism areas
MICE
8+11 SEZs
Industry
Export-oriented industry
Downstream industry of natural resources
15 New Ind. Parks
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Investment Promotion Strategy
Targeted Marketing Country BKPM 2016 Belanda Kanada Amerika Serikat
Rusia
Inggris Jerman
RRT
Italia
Korea Selatan Jepang
Hong Kong
Timur Tengah India
Thailand
Taiwan
Vietnam
Malaysia Singapura
Australia
19 Targeted Marketing Country America Region Europe Region
Asia Region Australia Region
consist of 11 countries in Asia, 5 countries in Europe, 2 countries in America, 1 country in Australia The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia
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What Have Been Achieved?
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Investment Performance 2015
Growing Investment Realization
545,4 17,8%
trillion rupiahs Investment realization 2015
Investment realization growth (y/y)
1.852
45%
Investment commitment 2015
Investment commitment growth (y/y)
trillion rupiahs
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Investment Performance
Investment Realization Based on Priority Sectors Period of 2015, FDI and DDI compare to period of 2014
The biggest investment realization sector: 1. Infrastructure 2. Labor intensive industry 3. Tourism and Special Zone The biggest growth sector: 1. Mineral Resources downstream industry 2. Tourism and Special Zone 3. Maritime
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Source: BKPM 2016
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Investment Updates
FDI Realization in Indonesia by Country 2010 - 2015 in USD million (Excl. oil, gas, and financial sectors) Rank
Country
1
Singapore
2
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Total
5,565
5,123
4,856
4,671
5,832
5,901
31,949
Japan
713
1.516
2.457
4.713
2.705
2,877
14,981
3
United States
931
1.488
1.238
2.436
1.300
893
8,285
4
South Korea
329
1.219
1.950
2.205
1.127
1,213
8,043
5
Malaysia
472
618
530
711
1.776
3,077
7,185
6
Netherlands
608
1.354
967
928
1.726
1,308
6,891
7
British Virgin Islands
1.616
517
856
786
624
731
5,129
8
United Kingdom
276
419
934
1.076
1.588
503
4,797
9
Hong Kong, PRC
566
135
310
376
657
937
2,981
10
Mauritius
23
73
1.059
780
541
44
2,520
Total Top-10 Countries
11.099
12.462
15.156
18.682
17.876
17,485
92,760
Total (All Countries)
16.215
19.475
24.565
28.616
28.530
29,276
146,677
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Source: BKPM, 2016
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Investment Performance Investment GAP : Plan vs. Realization 700.0
FDI
1,400.0
DDI
600.0
(in US$ Billion)
1,200.0
(in IDR Trillion)
500.0
1,000.0
400.0
800.0 300.0 600.0 200.0
400.0
100.0
200.0 0.0
0.0 2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Realized 147.9 Planned 339.5
175.3 482.0
221.1 548.4
270.5 831.4
307.0 365.9 962.5 1,220.6
Realized Planned
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
60.6 93.5
76.0 172.3
92.2 262.7
128.2 505.6
156.1 339.7
179.5 652.9
Total 2010-2015
Total 2010-2015
FDI Realized : 1.487,7 Trillion Rupiahs FDI Planned : 4.384,4 Trillion Rupiahs FDI Realization Ratio: 34% from Planned
DDI Realized : 692,6 Trillion Rupiahs DDI Planned : 2,026.8 Trillion Rupiahs DDI Realization Ratio: 34% from Planned
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19 Targeted Marketing Country
Targeted Marketing Country BKPM 2016 (million USD) FDI Outward 2010 - 2015 ke Ranking Indonesia Indonesia Dunia Dunia Nilai Rasio (%) (ASEAN)
Negara R.R. Tiongkok
Singapura Jepang Malaysia Korea Selatan Hongkong, RRT Inggris Jerman
Timur Tengah
Realisasi FDI 2015 ke Realisasi PMA Indonesia Dunia Nilai Rasio (%) 2010-2015 Ranking 2015
Target IP 2015
IP PMA Rasio (%) 2010-2015
2014
2015
Target IP 2016
209.083,6
18.865,0
9,0%
2 (1)
45.865,7
3.511,7
7,7%
2.168,1
11
628,3
4.949,0
45.463,2
15.679,8
22.217,3
4,8%
30.000
87.287,5
9.110,8
10,4%
2 (1)
22.833,1 3.732,7
16,3%
31.948,5
1
5.901,2
9.491,0
73.062,2
9.662,5
16.314,6
43,7%
22.000
316.498,8
26.677,4
8,4%
3 (1)
47.109,1
9.503,0
20,2%
14.980,6
2
2.877,0
3.429,0
31.716,7
4.125,2
8.054,2
47,2%
13.000
55.096,3
3.843,2
7,0%
4 (1)
4.208,3
872,1
20,7%
7.184,6
5
3.077,0
15.675,5
2.227,8
5.532,8
45,8%
10.000
138.181,6
7.368,7
5,3%
5 (2)
21.785,1
4.120,0
18,9%
8.042,5
4
1.213,5
24.740,9
2.601,2
4.841,8
32,5%
10.000
98.845,0
494,8
0,5%
19 (4)
10.888,2
250,1
2,3%
2.981,4
9
937,2
14.374,1
2.311,8
2.933,6
20,7%
4.000
226.589,7
2.087,3
0,9%
29 (3)
37.367,6
86,1
0,2%
4.796,6
8
503,2
3.086,2
195,0
724,4
155,4%
5.000
298.823,6
2.076,2
0,7%
27 (3)
35.263,7
252,3
0,7%
552,3
17
57,3
1.193,4
141,4
625,9
46,3%
1.000
22.857,7 5.584,1
24,4%
2.168,1
22
628,3
45.463,2
15.679,8
22.217,3
4,8%
16.000
9.910,0
1.931,0
475,2
69,5%
2.000
7.730,7
3.203,8
309,3
27,0%
5.000
N/A 3.365,0 N/A 2.713,0 N/A
124.830,4
5.999,8
4,8%
7 (1)
Belanda
70.223,1
1.816,1
2,6%
11 (1)
7.714,0
2,9
0,0%
6.891,2
6
1.307,8
Australia
54.890,4
1.407,9
2,6%
13 (3)
6.839,6
95,8
1,4%
2.089,2
12
168,0
Thailand
38.108,2
7.013,9
18,4%
2 (2)
15.000,4
183,9
1,2%
799,1
14
174,2
N/A
23.614,2
390,1
168,1
3,4%
1.000
649.978,7
6.550,2
1,0%
27 (4)
87.539,8
1.187,3
1,4%
8.285,4
3
893,2
14.438,0
16.113,8
10.258,5
4.504,5
51,4%
14.000
77.797,7
1.436,6
1,8%
7 (4)
13.918,3
59,1
0,4%
1.562,9
13
107,9
360,0
2.967,1
1.502,2
166,7
52,7%
3.000
India
100.695,0
3.338,4
3,3%
8 (1)
9.498,6
164,1
1,7%
288,2
23
57,2
N/A
3.190,4
338,9
129,4
9,0%
1.600
Italia
89.989,0
154,8
0,2%
49 (3)
7.424,2
8,4
0,1%
256,4
24
104,1
N/A
742,7
267,0
112,2
34,5%
1.200
Kanada
25.748,0
283,5
1,1%
71 (6)
17.524,0
N/A
0,0%
550,2
18
103,5
N/A
394,0
33,9
19,5
139,6%
1.000
50 (4)
13.254,3
N/A
0,0%
8,2
48
1,0
N/A
125,9
47,6
12,1
6,5%
2.000
17 (5)
4.403,6
N/A
0,0%
0,1
94
0,1
N/A
121,4
3,7
0,1%
N/A
Amerika Serikat Taiwan
Rusia
Vietnam
59.998,9 7.138,1
139,0
11,0
0,2% 0,2%
212,0 N/A 971,0
N/A
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Potential Investment Sectors 2010-2015 Not Include Financial Sectors and Upstream Oil and Gas Communi cations
Real estate
Warehou sing & storage
Hotel & tourism
Real estate
Electronic component
Coal
Software & IT
Real estate
Warehou sing & storage
Renewable energy
Real estate
Food & tobacco
Renewable energy
Coal
Communic ation
Real estate
Communi cation
Coal
Hotel & tourism
Automotive OEM
Hotel & tourism
Real estate
Metal
Automotive component
Renewabl e energy
Renewable energy
Metal
Coal
Commun ication
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Potential Investment Sectors 2010-2015 Not Include Financial Sectors and Upstream Oil and Gas Electronic components
Metal
Semicondu ctors
Chemical
Communic ation
Coal
Chemical
Renewa ble energy
Metal
Electronic components
Semicondu ctors
Automo tive OEM
Automotive OEM
Coal
Business service
Renewable energy
Automo tive OEM
Renewa ble energy
Business services
Transportati on
Chemical
Metal
Real estate
Coal
Chemical
Industri al machin ery
Metal
Transportation
Aerospace
Automotive OEM
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Potential Investment Sectors 2010-2015 Not Include Financial Sectors and Upstream Oil and Gas Coal
Renewa ble Energy
Mining
Semicondu ctors
Metals Real estate
Automotive OEM
Chemical
Business service
Real estate
Hotel & tourism
Renewa ble energy
Automotive OEM
Real estate
Metals
Transpo rtation
Real estate
Communication
Food & tobacco
Coal
Metals
Communica tion
Chemical
Coal
Transportation
Minerals
Automotive component
Real estate
Coal
Chemical
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Investment Interest Progress : by Sector (Periode : 22 Oktober 2014 - 4 Maret 2016) Interest
Serious NO.
Prospective
Principal License 2016
Total
Priority Sector USD Mil
P
1
Infrastructure
2
Agriculture
3
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
P
USD Mil
USD Mil
P
25
10,748
36
36,090
38
2,039
99
48,877
7
2,150
8
368
5
126
6
901
19
1,395
2
140
Labor Intensive Industry
12
5,117
13
3,353
9
2,349
34
10,818
0
0
4
Import Substitution Industry
15
182,834
13
8,766
13
3,005
41
194,605
1
4
5
Export Orientation Industry
4
59
10
440
2
0
16
499
1
12
6
Downstream Mineral Resources
8
14,530
10
9,491
6
5,000
24
29,021
0
0
7
Maritime
8
462
13
2,455
6
0
27
2,917
0
0
8
Tourism & Economic Zones
6
2,801
16
10,060
8
5,535
30
18,396
1
4
9
Others
37
1,844
28
71,747
50
273 115
73,865
7
29
142,528 138
19,102 405
380,392
19
2,339
TOTAL
123
218,762 144
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Investment Interest Progress : by Country (1/2) (Periode : 22 Oktober 2014 - 4 Maret 2016) Interest
Serious NO.
Prospective
Total
Country USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
Principal License 2016 USD Mil
P
1 Japan
30
1,492
15
8,076
9
3,233
54
12,802
1
3
2 China
6
2,133
29
52,390
31
5,456
66
59,979
5
2,008
23
187,853
15
12,323
20
1,016
58
201,192
7
61
4 Taiwan
2
520
21
278
5
2,510
28
3,308
1
12
5 Europe
11
4,477
18
2,499
23
5,391
52
12,367
0
0
9
5,564
7
1,405
5
400
21
7,369
0
0
7 Australia
23
1,026
17
1,128
13
65
53
2,219
0
0
8 Singapore
4
438
5
1,218
2
40
11
1,696
4
156
10
14,360
11
11,100
5
890
26
26,350
0
0
0
0
3
52,000
6
0
9
52,000
0
0
3 South Korea
6 America-Canada
9 Middle East
10 Malaysia
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Investment Interest Progress : by Country (2/2) (Periode : 22 Oktober 2014 - 4 Maret 2016) Interest
Serious NO.
Prospective
Principal License 2016
Total
Country USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
USD Mil
P
11 Hong Kong
2
0
0
0
1
0
3
0
0
0
12 India
3
900
3
111
6
100
12
1,111
0
0
13 Russia
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
100
14 Thailand
0
0
0
0
10
0
10
0
0
0
15 Vietnam
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
19,102 405
380,392
19
2,339
TOTAL
123
218,762 144
142,528 138
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What’s Next?
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Homework Leverage Indonesia‘s position as investment destination specially in ASEAN
Accelerate the construction of Industrial Estate & Special Economic Zone specially outside Java for an evenly distributed investment growth
Transform the investment interest to become commitment
Facilitate “commitment” to become realization of investment
Encourage Indonesia’a Outward Investment
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Investment Opportunities
Integration to Global Market *)
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TPP & EU-CEPA Indonesia is preparing to join Trans Pacific Partnerships (TPP) & Indonesia-EU Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia
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Investment Opportunities
15 New Industrial Parks Palu -
Kuala Tanjung - Aluminium Industry - CPO
Rattan Industry Rubber Industry Cacao Industry Smelter Industry
Landak Sei Mengkei - CPO Processing Industry
- Rubber Industry - CPO
Teluk Bitung - Agro Industry - Logistic
Buli - Smelter Ferronickel Industry - Stainless Steel Industry - Stainless Steel Downstream Industry
Teluk Bintuni - Fertilizer Industry - Petroleum Industry
Ketapang - Aluminium Industry
Morowali Tanggamus - Maritime Industry - Logistic
Batu Licin
- Smelter Ferronickel Industry - Stainless Steel Industry - Stainless Steel Downstream Industry
- Stainless Steel Ind
Sayung - High-technology - Labor-intensive - consumer goods ind
Konawe JIIPE - High-technology - Labor-intensive - consumer goods ind
Bantaeng - Smelter Ferronickel Industry - Stainless Steel Industry - Stainless Steel Downstream Industry
- Smelter Ferronickel Industry - Stainless Steel Industry - Stainless Steel Downstream Industry
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Investment Opportunities
8 Existing Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Sei Mangkei -
Bitung
Palm Oil Processing Industry Rubber Processing Industry Fertilizer and Miscellaneous Industry Logistic Tourism
-
Fisheries Processing Industry Coconut Based Industrial and Medicinal Plants Various Industries Logistic
Morotai
Maloy Batuta Trans Kalimantan - Palm Oil Industry - Logistic
Tanjung Api-Api
Palu
- Tourism - Fisheries Processing Industry - Business and Logistic
- Manufacture Industry - Agro Based Industry Cacao, Rubber, Seaweed, Rattan - Manufacturing Nickel, Iron Ore, Gold - Logistic
- Rubber Processing Industry - Oil Processing Industry - Petrochemical Industry
Tanjung Lesung - Tourism
Mandalika - Tourism
Source: Bappenas, 2015
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Proyek Strategis Nasional – Perpres No.3 Tahun 2016 Tujuan
226 Proyek Strategis Nasional
Mempercepat pelaksanaan proyek strategis nasional untuk kebutuhan dasar dan meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat.
Berdasarkan Sektor No.
Sektor
Berdasarkan Lokasi Jumlah Proyek
No.
Sektor
Jumlah Proyek
No.
Lokasi
Jumlah Proyek
1
Jalan
52
12
Persampahan
1
1
Sumatera
46
2
Perkeretaapian
19
13
Tanggul Penahan Banjir
1
2
Jawa – Bali
91
3
Bandara
17
14
7
3
Kalimantan
23
4
Pelabuhan
13
Pos Lintas Batas Negara (PLBN)
4
Sulawesi
30
5
Perumahan Rakyat - MBR
3
15
Bendungan
60
5
Nusa Tenggara
13
16
Broadband
2
6
Kilang Minyak
3
17
IPTEK/ Techno Park
1
6
Maluku - Papua
13
7
Gas - LPG
3
18
24
Total
216
8
Waste to Energy
1
9
Smelter
6
Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus (KEK) & Kawasan Industri Prioritas (KIP)
10
Ketenagalistrikan
1
19
Pariwisata
1
11
Air Minum
8
20
Kawasan Pertanian dan Kelautan
3
Total
+ 8 proyek Nasional dan 2 proyek yang lokasinya belum ditentukan
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Framework of facilitation on interest and commitment
Investment Interest
Getting information
Embassy of RI - Economic Function Trade
Tourism
Development Coop.
Investment
Task Force of Economic Diplomacy - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
IIPC (if available)
Marketing Officer
Overseas Indonesia
Applying for licenses
One-Stop Service BKPM Debottlenecking
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BKPM Priorities: Debottlenecking of Investment Realization
Progress of Debottlenecking
Obstacles faced by 46out of 88 companies are solved as of December 2015, with investment valued at USD 19,6 billion out of USD 34,3billion. Obstacles faced by 46 Companies are solved
Main Issues • • • • •
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land acquisitions, misuse of permits, supply of raw materials, cooperation contracts, tax regulation.
Debottlenecking Australian Companies
14 14 Companies without principle license are under faclitation
28
16
28 Companies with principle license are under faclitation
Sector
Value
Problems
Mining
-
Undergorund Coal Gasification regulation is not clear
Basic Chemicals
US$. 137 Million
Building permit has not released yet.
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President Jokowi:
“We are still only at the beginning. We will still continue to simplify, continue to open up, continue to modernize our rules and regulations.“ ASEAN Economic Community conference in San Francisco, U.S., 17 Feb 2016 [Reuters]
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Thank You Terima Kasih
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