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CHAIRMAN OF INDONESIA INVESTMENT COORDINATING BOARD REGULATION NUMBER 17 YEAR 2015 REGARDING GUIDELINES AND

PRECEDURES FOR INVESTMENT CONTROLLING AND IMPLEMENTATION

Director of Regional IV

3 November 2015

The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia

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OUTLINE

I. INVESTMENT REALIZATION PROGRESS UP TO Q3 OF 2015

II. INVESTMENT REALIZATION TARGET 2015 – 2019

III. INVESTMENT CONTROLLING AND IMPLEMENTATION

IV. FACILITATION OF COMPANIES’ PROBLEM RESOLUTION (DEBOTTLENECKING)

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INVESTMENT REALIZATION PROGRESS UP TO Q3 OF 2015

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*) 2015 Investment Target, BKPM’s Strategic Planning 2015 - 2019

**) Achievements January - September 2015 towards 2015 target

Investment Realization in Quarter III 2015

The value of investment in Quarter III 2015 is investment realization during threemonths period of report (July - September 2015) based on investment realizationreport from DDI and FDI companies

Oil and Gas, Banking, Non-Bank Financial Institution, Insurance, Leasing, and HomeIndustry are excluded

The investment value is in Rp Trillion (T) and the currency rate of US$ 1= Rp 12,500based on State Budget 2015

Investment Realization in Quarter III 2015: Rp 140.3 T, increases around 3.8% fromQuarter II 2015 (Rp 135.1 T) or increases around 17.0% from Quarter III 2014 (Rp119.9 T)

Investment realization in January – September 2015: Rp 400.0 T, increases around16.7% from that in January - September 2014 (Rp 342.7 T)

DDI: Domestic Direct Investment

FDI: Foreign Direct Investment

Quarter III and January - September 2015 : In Comparison With 2014

Q III 2015 y-o-y q-o-q

DDI 14.9% 11.4%

FDI 18.1% 0.3%

TOTAL 17.0% 3.8%

Jan-Sep 2015 y-o-y

DDI 16.4%

FDI 16.9%

TOTAL 16.7%

Q I 2014 Q II 2014 Q III 2014 Jan-Sep 2014 Q I 2015 Q II 2015 Q III 2015 Jan-Sep 2015Target2015*)

Achievements**)

TOTAL 106,6 116,2 119,9 342,7 124,6 135,1 140,3 400,0 519,5 77,0%

DDI 34,6 38,2 41,6 114,4 42,5 42,9 47,8 133,2 175,8 75,8%

FDI 72,0 78,0 78,3 228,3 82,1 92,2 92,5 266,8 343,7 77,6%

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Investment Realization in January - September 2015 : Based on Country of Origin

January - September 2015 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor

B= Billion

SingaporeUS$ 3.5 B(16.4%)

MalaysiaUS$ 2.9 B(13.6%)

JapanUS$ 2.5 B(11.8%)

South KoreaUS$ 1.0 B

(4.7%)

NetherlandsUS$ 0.9 B

(4.2%)

OthersUS$ 10.5 B

(49.3%)


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NO COUNTRY OF ORIGININVESTMENT(US$ Million)

PROJECT

1 Singapore 3,551.42 1,9992 Malaysia 2,917.21 6003 Japan 2,494.98 1,3184 South Korea 1,002.66 1,5295 Netherlands 908.30 3016 United States of America 853.71 1737 British Virgin Islands 670.80 3608 United Kingdom 444.28 1589 Hong Kong 416.61 265

10 China 406.02 70511 Thailand 169.76 5512 Australia 104.61 29613 Italy 97.99 7414 Taiwan 96.43 17115 France 94.94 11816 Canada 73.56 2217 Luxembourg 54.32 2418 Switzerland 36.98 6719 Mauritius 33.93 3920 Seychelles 33.80 2721 India 33.20 14522 Saudi Arabia 29.93 1823 Germany 27.37 9424 Cayman Islands 26.72 1325 Spain 25.91 4226 New Zealand 16.26 1327 United Arab Emirates 13.76 1228 Brazil 12.70 429 Marshall Islands 12.06 530 Poland 11.48 831 Afghanistan 8.14 532 Yemen 7.10 533 Belgium 4.77 5034 Turkey 3.08 1435 Denmark 1.85 936 West Samoa 1.66 1537 Belize 1.50 938 Pakistan 1.44 2939 Egypt 1.36 240 Somalia 0.90 441 Bulgaria 0.87 142 Czech 0.76 443 Sudan 0.70 344 Iraq 0.60 6

Investment Realization in January - September 2015 : Based on Country of OriginNO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

INVESTMENT(US$ Million)

PROJECT

45 Lebanon 0.56 4

46 Panama 0.53 5

47 Guatemala 0.38 2

48 Portugal 0.35 2

49 Bangladesh 0.35 3

50 Nigeria 0.31 5

51 Norway 0.31 6

52 Russia 0.30 14

53 Tanzania 0.30 1

54 Austria 0.24 10

55 Jordan 0.23 5

56 Sri Lanka 0.21 1

57 Cameroon 0.20 2

58 Philippines 0.14 12

59 Argentina 0.11 1

60 Guinea 0.10 4

61 Isle of Man 0.09 2

62 Channel Islands 0.08 1

63 South Africa 0.07 3

64 Vietnam 0.06 5

65 Ireland 0.05 3

66 Scotland 0.02 2

67 Suriah 0.02 5

68 Kyrgizstan 0.01 2

69 Burkina Faso 0.00 1

70 Sweden 0.00 5

71 Qatar 0.00 2

72 Hungary 0.00 1

73 Venezuela 0.00 1

74 Slovakia 0.00 1

75 Mexico 0.00 2

76 Libya 0.00 1

77 Morocco 0.00 3

78 Cook Islands 0.00 2

79 Ukraine 0.00 1

80 Slovenia 0.00 1

81 Barbados 0.00 3

82 Bahrain 0.00 2

83 Cyprus 0.00 3

84 Algeria 0.00 1

85 Kenya 0.00 1

86 Joint Countries 6,625.79 2,652Total 21,337.21 11,594



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SingaporeUS$ 5.01 B

(30.9%)

UKUS$ 1.89 B

(11.6%)

USAUS$ 0.93 B

(5.7%)

Japan US$ 0.71 B

(4.4%)

Netherlands US$ 0.61 B

(3.8%)

Others US$ 7.07 B

(43.6%)

2010

FDI Trends by Country of Origin (Top 5) : 2010 – September 2015

B = Billion


JapanUS$ 1.5 B

(7.8%)

USAUS$ 1.5 B

(7.6%)Netherlands

US$ 1.4 B(6.9%)


(6.3%)

OthersUS$ 8.8 B(45.1%)

2011SingaporeUS$4.9 B(19.8%)

JapanUS$ 2.5 B(10.0%)


(7.9%)

USAUS$ 1.2 B

(5.1%)

MauritiusUS$ 1.1 B

(4.3%)

OthersUS$ 13.0 B

(52.9%)

2012

JapanUS$ 4.7 B(16.5%)


USAUS$ 2.4 B

(8.5%)


(7.7%)

UKUS$ 1.1 B

(3.8%)

OthersUS$ 13.5 B

(47.2%)

2013


JapanUS$ 2.7 B

(9.5%)

MalaysiaUS$ 1.8 B

(6.2%)


(6.1%)UKUS$ 1.6 B

(5.6%)

OthersUS$ 14.9 B

(52.2%)

2014



MalaysiaUS$ 2.9 B(13.6%)

JapanUS$ 2.5 B(11.8%)


(4.7%)


(4.2%)

OthersUS$ 10.5 B

(49.3%)

Jan-Sep 2015


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Progress of Investment Realization 2010 - September 2015 : Per QuarterProgress of Investment Realization : 2010 - September 2015

Q I Q II Q III Q IV Q I Q II Q III Q IV Q I Q II Q III Q IV Q I Q II Q III Q IV Q I Q II Q III Q IV Q I Q II Q III

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

DDI 6,7 15,2 16,6 22,0 14,1 18,9 19,0 24,0 19,7 20,8 25,2 26,5 27,5 33,1 33,5 34,1 34,6 38,2 41,6 41,7 42,5 42,9 47,8

FDI 35,4 35,6 40,1 36,9 39,5 43,1 46,5 46,2 51,5 56,1 56,6 56,8 65,5 66,7 67,0 71,2 72,0 78,0 78,3 78,7 82,1 92,2 92,5

Total 42,1 50,8 56,7 58,9 53,6 62,0 65,5 70,2 71,2 76,9 81,8 83,3 93,0 99,8 100,5 105,3 106,6 116,2 119,9 120,4 124,6 135,1 140,3

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Investment Realization Target 2015 – 2019

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2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

TOTAL 519,5 594,8 678,8 792,5 932,9

DDI 175,8 208,4 246,3 297,8 363

FDI 343,7 386,4 432,5 494,7 569,9

343,7 386,4 432,5 494,7 569,9

175,8208,4

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Investment Realization Target 2015 - 2019

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Investment Controlling and Implementation

(Based on BKPM Chairman Regulation No 17 Year 2015)

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The Law of Republic of Indonesia No 25 Year 2007 Regarding Investments

BASIC PRINCIPLES

EQUITABLE TREATMENTEqual treatment for Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by taking into consideration/prioritizing national interest.

GUARANTEE FOR INVESTMENT AND PROFIT REPATRIATION Every investor has the right to transfer & repatriate in foreign currency.

BUSINESS FIELDSEvery business fields or business types shall be open for investment activities, exceptfor business fields or business types that are declared as closed or open withrequirements.

INVESTMENT FACILITIES The government shall grant facilities to investors who make investments. Fiscal and non-fiscal facilities

INVESTMENT SERVICESIn regard to coordination and implementation of investment policies as well asinvestment services, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board shall have duties andfunctions, among which, to coordinate and implement the investment one-stopintegrated service.


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Investment controlling activity includes monitoring, education and counselling, as well as supervision activities in order that investment realization is done in accordance with the

provisions of the regulations.

INVESTMENT CONTROLLING AND IMPLEMENTATION

MONITORING

EDUCATION AND COUNSELING

SUPERVISION

1. Investment monitoring2. Investment education and counselling3. Investment supervision4. Investment licenses annulment5. Investment licenses revocation6. Foreign Company Representative Office (KPPA),

Foreign Trading Company Representative Office(KP3A), and Branch Office Closing

7. Sanctions8. Fees

Guidelines and Procedures for Investment Controlling and Implementation

BKPM Chairman Regulation No 3 Year 2012

BKPM Chairman Regulation No 17 Year 2015

Effective October 26th, 2015


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Investment Monitoring

Investment Education and

Counselling

Investment Supervision

Obtain data on investment realization progress and information regarding problems and obstacles faced by companies.

Activities :-Data inventory and target setting-Field visit for company mapping-Investment data compilation through Investment Activity Report (LKPM):

- Quarterly (Construction phase)- Semester (Commercial

production phase)

Provide guidance and facilitation of resolution of disputes and obstacles faced by companies.

Supervise investment realization, the use of fiscal facilities, and follow-up on the results of field inspection of the company.

INVESTMENT CONTROLLING

AND IMPLEMENTATION

Activity :- Guidance and socialization on

investment realization provisions.

- Investment realization consultation.

- Facilitation of disputes/obstacles resolution.

Activity :Inspection to project location :- Investment realization

evaluation- Infringement indication- The use of duty exemption

facilities

TARGET

Achieving investment

realization that is done in

accordance with the provisions of

regulations.


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POINTS OF CHANGES ON BKPM CHAIRMAN REGULATION NO. 17 YEAR2015

LKPM SUBMISSION

KP3A REPORT SUBMISSION

ANNULMENT PROCESS

REVOCATION PROCESS

BUSINESS ACTIVITY AND/OR INVESTMENT FACILITIES

SUSPENSIONS

No later than the 5th via online, hardcopy, or softcopy through

e-mail

Every End of Year

5 Working Days

7 Working Days

5 Working Days After Supervision Report

No later than the 10th via online through SPIPISE

Every 6 Month

3 Working Days

5 Working Days


KPPA AND KP3A CLOSING PROCESS

BUSINESS ACTIVITY LIMITATION

SANCTIONS IMPOSITIONS

5 Working Days


Based on Stages of Notices

3 Working Days


- Based on Stages of Notices- The First and Last Notice- Directly (Without Notices)

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A way to gather investment realization progress data and information regarding problems and obstacles faced by companies

BKPM

A way to monitor investment realization progress in each province/district/city and information regarding problems and obstacles faced by companies

LKPM

LKPM

INVESTMENT REALIZATION

PROGRESS

•Communication medium between company and the government•Facilitation if companies face problems and obstacles in realizing their investment

INVESTOR

LOCAL INVESTMENT

COORDINATING BOARD

(PROVINCE AND CITY/DISTRICT)

Labour Absorption

Investment Data

- List of companies in construction phase

- List of companies in commercial production phase

- List of companies facing problems

- Etc.

- Indonesian workers- Foreign Workers

INVESTMENT MONITORING

Monitoring is an activity that is done to oversee and evaluate the realization of investment projects thathave been granted investment licenses.

BKPM Chairman can delegate investment monitoring activities, which are under the authority of centralgovernment, to Governor through deconcentration fund.

SUBMISSION

VERIFICATION AND EVALUATION

DATA COMPILATION


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LKPM AND KPPA AND KP3A REPORT

LKPM

KPPA and KP3A Report

LKPM verification and evaluation result is recorded in SPIPISE database no later than the 15th ofthe following month after the reporting period ended.

Investment realization data compilation result is done by BKPM and published to the public nolater than the last day of the following month after the reporting period ended.

Submitted online

through SPIPISE

(http://nswi .bkpm.go.id)

No later than the 10th of the

following month after

the reporting period ended

Q1• No later than 10th of April of

the respective year (Jan-Mar)

Q2• No later than 10th of July of the

respective year (Apr-Jun)

Q3• No later than 10th of October of

the respective year (Jul-Sep)

Q4• No later than 10th of January of

the following year (Oct-Des)

Sem 1

• No later than 10th of July of the respective year (Jan-Jun)

Sem 2

• No later than 10th of January of the following year (Jul-Dec)

During Construction Phase During Commercial Production Phase

Every end of year

KPPAEvery 6 months

KP3A


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IMPORT REALIZATION REPORT

Investor

Receives Equipment and/or goods and raw material

import duty exemption facility

Import realization

Import realization report via online through SPIPISE

(http://nswi .bkpm.go.id)

On Import Duty Exemption Facility

7 Days*)

*) 7 Days after Notification on Imports of Goods (PIB) receives Letter of Approval on The Release of Goods issued by customs officer.

On Importer ID Number (API)

Investor

Receives Importer Identification Number (API)

Import realization or

Laporan realisasi impor secara online melalui http://inatrade.kemendag.go.id

dan SPIPISE (http://nswi .bkpm.go.id)

Import realization report is submitted no later than the 10th of the following month after reporting period


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INVESTMENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELINGFor Province, City/District Officers and Investors

•BKPMSubject

•Business World

•Technical agency

•SocietyObject

Guidance and socialization of investment implementation

provisions for province, city/district officers and

investors

Investment problem solving facilitation

Online LKPM Workshop

Methodology

Giving socialization by inviting technical agency, business world, and society

Output

Increasing understanding and awareness of realizing investments in accordance with the provisions of regulations

Methodology

Training intended for local investment coordinating board and one-stop service officers and investors who have been granted access to submit LKPM via online

Output

Increasing number of LKPM that is received by BKPM due to the easy and fast access in LKPM submission process

Methodology

Holding meetings in which companies and technical agencies are invited to obtain further explanations and information as well as alternative dispute resolution

Output

Problems faced by investors in realizing their investments are facilitated

Online LKPM implementation supervision at local investment

coordinating board and one-stop service (BPMPTSP)

Methodology

Evaluating local coordinating board and one-stop service (BPMPTSP) officers that participate in LKPM online workshop activities

Output

The maximal use of LKPM online system by local investment coordinating board and one-stop service (BPMPTSP)

The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia20draft ade p okt 2014

DISPUTES/OBSTACLES RESOLUTIONS FACILITATION

Complaints from Investors

Investment Policies Letter of Intent (LoI)

Deputy Chairman for Investment Climate and Development

(PIPM)

Cases

Cases that are already in court

Legal Assistance Center

Cases that aren’t in court yet

Deputy Chairman for Investment Controlling

and Implementation

Implementations

SPIPISEData and Information

Center

Investment realization problems

Deputy Chairman for Investment Controlling

and Implementation


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INVESTMENT SUPERVISION

Evaluation on investment implementation provisions based on licensing and non-licensing

owned

Evaluation on the use of investment

facilities/other incentives

Provision Implementations

Supervision

Investment Facilities Supervision

Capital Goods and Raw Material Duty Exemption

Tax Holiday andTax Allowance

Technical Sectoral Licenses

Local Administrator Licenses

Supervision Report (BAP)

Follow-Up

The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia22draft ade p okt 2014

INVESTMENT SUPERVISION ACTIVITIES

A. Investment Provisions Implementations Supervision

B. Investment Facilities Supervision

1. Provisions in principal license (IP)/business license (IU) :

• Company data

• Incorporation deed and its legalization along with its changes

• Business field

• Project location

• Production output and capacity

• Equity owner and equity proportion ownership

• Partnership with SME

• Environmental provisions

• LKPM submission obligation

Supervision on the use of import duty exemption facilities on the import of machines, goods, andraw materials based Ministry of Finance Regulation No 176/PMK.011/2009 regarding Exemptionfrom Import Duty on The Imports of Machines, Goods And Materials For The Establishment OrDevelopment Of Industry In The Frame Of Investment Jo. No 76/PMK.011/2012

2. Local technical licenses that has to be owned by companies i.e. :

• Land certificate

• Disturbance Permit (HO)

• Construction Permit (IMB)

• Environmental License


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Real activities in physical form (Article 24 paragraph 4):a. Land/building acquisition; b. Office building/plant construction/leasing;c. Machines importation and/or domestic machines

purchase.

Real activities in administrative form (Article 24 Paragraph 3) :a. Incorporation deed;b. Tax ID number;c. Location permit;d. Land/building leasing agreement;e. Capital goods master list decree;f. Importer ID Number (API);g. Foreign workers usage planning (RPTKA);h. Disturbance permit (HO) or SITU; and/or;i. Construction permit (IMB)..

Annulment/Revocation may be done without any prior notice if certain urging violations are committed by companies including environmental damages and/or people’s health endangerment which may incur cross-region or cross-country effect

Revocation is done to companies that have realized its investment in real activities (Article1 Paragraph 25)

Annulment is done to companies that fail to realize their investment in real activities (Article 1 paragraph 24)

Provincial BPMPTSP

City/District BPMPTSP

KPBPB KEK

Provincial-GovtAuthority

Government Authority

City/District-Govt Authority

KPBPB Authority

KEK Authority

BKPM

LICENSE ANNULMENT/REVOCATION


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1st Notice Letter(electronically)

2nd Notice Letter(electronically)

3rd Notice Letter(electronically)

1 Month

Business Activity Limitation

Business Activity Suspension

Annulment/ Revocation

First and Last Notice Letter

1 Month

1 Month

1 Month

1 Month

Annulment/Revocation1. Follow-up from sanctions impositions;2. Company request;3. Provincial and city/district BPMPTSP

proposal;4. Court ruling;5. Technical agency proposal;6. Certain urging violations (without going

through notice-giving mechanism).

1 Bulan

Requests from companies, Provincial

BPMPTSP, or City/District BPMPTSP

LICENSE ANNULMENT AND REVOCATION PROCESS

Certain urging violations (without going through

notice-giving mechanism)


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KPPA, KP3A AND BRANCH OFFICE CLOSING

KPPA and KP3A Closing

KPPA/KP3AClosing Request

BKPM

Branch Office

Closing Request

Provincial BPMPTSP

FDI/DDI Branch Office Closing

KPPA and KP3A Closing Service Process takes 3 (three) working days after supplementary documents are complete and received.

Branch Office Closing Service Process is the authority of Provincial BPMPTSP


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II. Administrative sanction in the form of The First and Last Notice

Letter, in the following cases :a. Companies never submit LKPM and project completion duration has

ended;b. Report from technical agencies regarding violations of the provisions

of regulations.

I. Administrative sanctions for

companies that do not fulfil their obligations and responsibilities

Clarification and explanation of

problems regarding sanctions

impositionsAnnulment/ Revocation

The First and Last Notice Letter

1 Month

SANCTIONS IMPOSITIONS

1st Notice Letter(electronically)

2nd Notice Letter(electronically)

3rd Notice Letter(electronically)

1 Month

Business Activity Limitation

Business Activity Suspension

1 Month

1 Month

1 Month

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FACILITATION OF COMPANIES’ PROBLEM RESOLUTION (DEBOTTLENECKING)

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No. Debottlenecking Project Amount

Investment Plan Value(Rp.)

(1) (2) (3) (4)

1 Completed:a. Continuing investment 18 104.387.153.776.030 b. Annulled/Revoked 6 5.082.172.000.000

Sub Total (A) 24 109.469.325.776.030

2 Still in progress:a. Doesn’t have Principal License 16 11.379.600.000.000 b. Has Principal License

1) Construction hasn’t started

19 205.463.379.924.295

2) Construction phase 15 123.769.277.938.982 3) Commercial production

phase14 13.153.208.071.318

Sub Total (B) 64 353.765.465.934.595

JUMLAH TOTAL (A) + (B) 88 463.234.791.710.625

COMPANY DEBOTTLENECKING RECAPITULATION

Update per 16 Oktober 2015

Company Debottlenecking :

1. Completed 24 Projects2. Still in progress 64 Projects

Main Problems : 1. Spatial planning (RTRW) dan Land2. Licensing3. Moratorium policy4. Raw material supply guarantee5. Regulation

There are 88 investment projects whose problems are facilitated since November 2014 with investment value reaching Rp 463,2 trillion.

Until October 2015, BKPM has successfully completed 24 projects, and the remaining (64 projects) are still handled to date.

24

64Completed

Still inprogress


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DEBOTTLENECKING RECAPITULATION BASED ON COUNTRY OF ORIGINNo. Country Comple-

tedStill in Progress Total Amount

of Project per Country

Doesn’t have IP

Has IP

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)1 USA 1 3 2 62 Australia - 1 1 23 Netherlands 2 - - 24 Brazil - - 1 15 British Virgin Islands - - 1 16 India 1 - - 17 Indonesia (DDI) 2 - 11 138 United Kingdom - 1 - 19 Italy 1 - 1 2

10 Japan 1 3 3 711 Germany - 1 1 212 Canada 1 - - 113 South Korea 1 2 2 514 Malaysia 5 - 1 615 Norway - 1 - 116 China 2 - 3 517 Seychelles - - 1 118 Singapore 2 - 8 1019 Switzerland - 1 - 120 Taiwan - - 2 221 Joint countries 5 - 10 1522 Other *) - 3 - 3

Debottlenecking Total 24 16 48 88

*) No investors’ country of origin yet

No. Country Project Amount1 Joint countries 15 Projects2 Singapore 10 Projects3 Japan 7 Projects4 Malaysia 6 Projects5 USA 6 Projects

Total debottlenecking investment plan value from JAPAN = Rp 43,2 trillion

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Top 5 Country of Origin

Joint countries

Singapore

Japan

Malaysia

USA

Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal (BKPM)

Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board

Jln. Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 44Jakarta 12190 - Indonesia

t . +62 21 5292 1334

f . +62 21 5264 211

e . [email protected]

www.bkpm.go.id

Thank You

Terima Kasih

Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre (IIPC)


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APPENDIX A: LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

1. API : Importer Identification Number2. BAP : Supervision Report3. BPMPTSP : Local Investment Coordinating Board and One-Stop

Service1. BKPM : Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board4. IP : Principal License5. IU : Business License6. KP3A : Foreign Trading Company Representative Office7. KPBPB : Free Trade Zone8. KEK : Special Economy Zone9. KPPA : Foreign Company Representative Office1. LKPM : Investment Activity Report2. PIB : Notifications on Imports of Goods3. SPIPISE : Investment Information and Licensing Service

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