“Introduction to Doing Business in Indonesia 2026” offers insights into Indonesia’s economy, foreign investment, trade conditions, manufacturing, and business environment, aiding foreign enterprises and investors.
New Publication on Indonesia’s Business Environment
The latest release, Introduction to Doing Business in Indonesia 2026, by Dezan Shira & Associates, is now available for download at the Asia Briefing Publication Store. This comprehensive guide offers valuable insights for foreign investors and enterprises interested in Indonesia’s evolving market landscape.
Economic Overview and Investment Trends
Indonesia’s economy grew steadily at around 4.9–5.0% through 2025, driven more by domestic investment than external demand. Foreign direct investment remained significant, totaling approximately IDR 900.9 trillion (US$53–55 billion). The shift toward more cautious, long-term capital commitments highlights a maturing investment environment, supported by a stronger internal economic base and increased domestic participation.
Trade Dynamics and Sector Performance
Trade exposure to external policies became evident in 2025, as U.S. tariffs temporarily exceeded 30% on certain exports, impacting manufacturing activity. The manufacturing sector experienced volatility, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index dipping into contraction early in the year but later rebounding. While growth remains sensitive to external factors, Indonesia’s economic resilience continues to strengthen.
Comprehensive Business Guide
Introduction to Doing Business in Indonesia 2026 offers a detailed overview aimed at foreign investors seeking to navigate Indonesia’s business climate. It covers key sectors, investment strategies, legal considerations, and upcoming economic opportunities, serving as a vital resource for strategic decision-making.
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