Another recent beneficiary of Indonesia’s rapid economic growth has been the consumer goods industry, with domestic demand rising significantly for food and beverage (F&B), pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles and footwear, and tobacco products (see analysis). Exports have also been growing, with the bar increasingly high for Indonesian...
With its internationally famous clove cigarettes, known as kretek, and an expanding domestic market, Indonesia is a centre for many global tobacco companies. The industry provides employment and income for tens of thousands of people, from growers to hand-rollers and retailers. With an estimated 60% of adult males smoking and a population of...
As the largest exporter of tin on the planet, Indonesia has been enjoying a wave of strong demand and rising commodity prices in recent years as regional economic growth has surged.
How would you characterise the government’s plan to develop the energy mix and reduce the country’s dependence on oil and gas?
What progress has been made in attracting investment in the regions and in added-value industries?
How strong is the correlation between Indonesia’s economic fundamentals and investment capital?
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