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Indonesia Investment Promotion Center NY is the arm of Kementerian Investasi / BKPM for the Americas to facilitata investments into Indonesia

09/28/2026

A factory may be where a product is made, but it is rarely where the story begins.

Behind an export-oriented manufacturer is an entire network of raw material suppliers, component producers, packaging companies, logistics providers, technology companies and other supporting industries.

As these networks become stronger, manufacturing clusters can become more competitive; creating new opportunities beyond the factory floor.

Indonesia’s manufacturing potential is ultimately about building ecosystems that connect local capabilities with global supply chains.

09/25/2026

Indonesian traditional textiles are more than beautiful patterns.

Batik, ikat, tenun and songket represent generations of craftsmanship, regional identity and cultural knowledge.

As contemporary designers and brands reinterpret these traditions for modern audiences, traditional craftsmanship can find new expressions across fashion, interiors, accessories and other creative industries.

When cultural heritage meets contemporary design, tradition can become part of a new global market; while keeping its story alive.

09/23/2026

Meet our new Deputy Director, Mr. Yoga Adhi Pratama!

We’re pleased to welcome Pak Yoga to the IIPC New York team, bringing valuable experience in investment policy, planning, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement. In his new role, he will help promote Indonesia’s investment opportunities, support investors, and strengthen connections with businesses across the Americas. We wish him every success in this new chapter as we continue advancing investment and business ties between Indonesia and the Americas!

09/21/2026

Sustainability in Indonesia is no longer limited to a single sector.

From agriculture and renewable energy to manufacturing, construction and circular economy solutions, opportunities are emerging across the value chain. The question is no longer whether industries can become more sustainable; but how sustainability can become part of the next generation of Indonesian growth.

09/18/2026

Indonesia’s agricultural story is much broader than palm oil.

From coffee and cocoa to coconut, spices and seaweed, the country has a diverse agricultural base that connects local producers with global markets.

The next chapter is about value creation: stronger processing capabilities, sustainable production, innovation and products that can compete globally.

09/16/2026

Look around you and you may find more Indonesian connections than you realize.

Coffee, furniture, natural ingredients and rubber-based products are just a few examples of how Indonesia’s natural resources can become part of everyday products.

But the journey from resource to finished product is where much of the value is created. Processing, manufacturing, design, packaging and distribution can transform commodities into products that reach markets around the world.

The opportunity is not simply in what Indonesia produces; but in what can be created from it.

09/14/2026

One coconut can serve more markets than you might expect.
From food and beverages to personal care and material applications, different parts of the coconut can be transformed into products with different uses and markets.
For Indonesia, the opportunity lies not only in producing the commodity, but in strengthening the value chain around it, from cultivation and processing to product development and export.
A single crop can create an entire ecosystem of economic activity.

09/11/2026

From coastal communities to global industries, Indonesia’s seaweed sector presents an opportunity to build a stronger blue economy.

With applications ranging from food and cosmetics to biomaterials, the next opportunity lies in moving further up the value chain. For investors and global businesses, Indonesia offers a unique combination of natural resources, production capacity, and growing downstream potential.

09/09/2026

When we talk about Indonesia’s property sector, the opportunity extends far beyond residential development. Industrial estates, logistics facilities, data centers, hospitality and mixed-use developments are increasingly connected to the country’s broader economic transformation.

As manufacturing, digital infrastructure, tourism and domestic consumption continue to develop, the demand for the physical infrastructure supporting these sectors grows with it.

09/04/2026

Tin is one of the essential materials behind the technologies we rely on every day. From electronic devices and semiconductors to renewable energy systems, its applications are critical to modern industries. As the world’s second largest producer of mined tin, Indonesia contributes approximately 19% of global production, reinforcing its role as a reliable partner in global supply chains and advanced manufacturing.

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