U.S. companies have numerous opportunities as Indonesia’s government supports the growth of the electric vehicles sector.

Indonesia applies halal certification for medicines, biological products, and medical devices, a policy about which U.S. healthcare companies should be aware.

Indonesia’s critical minerals market offers many opportunities to U.S. companies.

BRIN is planning to develop and launch a satellite constellation, creating multiple opportunities for U.S. companies in the space sector.

Education agents in Indonesia offer many opportunities for U.S. universities.

The Indonesian aviation sector recovered from the pre-pandemic level. The country has reported an increase in aircraft, passengers, and cargo movements.

The demand for foreign franchisors to enter Indonesia is still significant; registration has grown 5% with food & beverage as the leading sector.

A new Indonesian Health Law comes into force and holds monumental implications for developing and transforming Indonesia’s healthcare system.

The Indonesian Cybersecurity market is expected to continue to grow in the coming year.

In Indonesia, the Quick Response Indonesian Standard (QRIS) payment standard is growing rapidly.

Indonesia to procure SATRIA-2 multifunctional satellite.

As Indonesia looks to reduce its reliance on traditional energy sources, waste-to-energy is increasingly becoming a viable alternative solution.

In 2021, the Indonesia e-commerce market became the ninth largest in the world with a value of US$43 billion. 

As Indonesia looks towards a self-sufficient economy, its government is implementing policies which are creating challenges for importers.

Indonesia’s move to renewable energy will require large investments to improve grid sustainability and energy storage solutions.