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KADIN Indonesia Business Service Desk

Name: KADIN Indonesia Business Service Desk
Address: Menara KADIN Indonesia, 24th Floor, Jalan HR. Rasuna Said X-5. Kav. 2-3, Jakarta, 12950, ID
Telephone: +62-21 5274 503

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We are a part of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kamar Dagang dan Industri / KADIN Indo

KADIN Business Support Desk is KADIN's think tank on international economic policies. It offers policy expertise to the Indonesian Chamber organization, especially in the fields of investment, trade development and regulations. KADIN Business Support Desk offers market-driven business services to local and international clients, including market research, match-making and customized consultancy. I

ntegrating local and foreign bilingual elements, the team at BSD actively pursues strategic partnerships with key government agencies and private experts and supports the regions of Indonesia in their outreach to the foreign investment community.

12/03/2021

As we know, Switzerland already approved Indonesia free trade deal. Not only the outcome result will convince that Indonesia’s palm oil is best when it comes to sustainability, Indonesia also has other products in terms of export potential.

The products with greatest export potential from Indonesia to Switzerland are Jewellery, of precious metal, Coffee, not roasted, Sports footwear, rubber/plastic soles, Footwear, rubber/plastic soles, and Motor vehicles. Coffee, not roasted, not decaffeinated shows the largest absolute difference between potential and actual exports in value terms, leaving room to realize additional exports worth $27.8 million.

For more information about market access in Switzerland, kindly contact us at (021)-5274-503 or [email protected]

10/03/2021

The Czech Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with KADIN Indonesia, held a Business Forum and B2B on Tuesday, 9 March 2021.

Indonesia and the Czech Republic have a long history of mutual supporting trade. It is reflected by the increasing trade volume every year. The bilateral trade cooperation between Indonesia and the Czech Republic has a very optimistic future as there are wide varieties of opportunities and potentials to be further explored.

This online forum is expected to be a forum for Czech and Indonesian companies to learn about Indonesia and the Czech Republic Business Environment.

08/03/2021

Swiss farmers, consumers, and NGOs might be turning against palm oil, but Swiss’ government was still sharp to do more business with the world’s biggest producer of palm oil, Indonesia.

Regarding to this deal, there’ll be an abolition to tariffs from almost all of Swiss’ biggest exports to Indonesia, while duties on Indonesian industrial products will be abolished by Swiss.

There’s a hope coming from The Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI), that the result would convince other European countries that Indonesian palm oil is the best class, speaking of sustainability. Indonesia is also fighting against European Union ban on palm oil usage as biofuel by 2021.

03/03/2021

In January 2021, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) published the investment realization data for 2020. Throughout the year, Indonesia’s investment realization performance reached IDR 826.3 trillion or equal to 101.1% of last year’s investment realization target (IDR 817.2 trillion), consist of IDR 412.8 trillion (49.9%) of FDI. That achievement succeeded in generating 1,156,361 Indonesian laborers from 153.349 investment projects.

Mr. Bahlil Lahadia, a Chairman of BKPM said that the target for investment realization 2021 is aligned with BAPPENAS calculation of IDR 855.8 trillion. However, the investment realization in 2021 is targeted at the level of IDR 900 trillion by the President, Joko Widodo.

BKPM indeed should improve communication level with investors so the investment realization can be accelerated, while also need to adapt with new strategies to the target especially during Covid-19 Pandemic.

24/02/2021

After the Brexit, the UK gives more commitment to improving its relationship with Indonesia, including in the economic sector. Both foreign ministers expressed their commitments in establishing strategic cooperation as part of the solution to address a number of international issues.

The products with the greatest export potential from Indonesia to the United Kingdom are Palm oil (excl crude) & fractions, Plywood, veneered panel & similar laminated wood, Footwear, rubber/plastic soles & leather uppers, nes, Sports footwear, rubber/plastic soles & textile uppers, and Crude palm oil. Palm oil (excl crude) & fractions show the largest absolute difference between potential and actual exports in value terms, leaving room to realize additional exports worth $92.3 million.

For more information about market access in the United Kingdom, kindly contact us at (021)-5274-503 or [email protected]

18/02/2021

KADIN Indonesia in cooperation with Directorate General for National Export Development, Ministry of Trade of Indonesia will hold a virtual business dialogue with the topic “Sosialisasi Good Design Indonesia 2021” on February 23, 2021.

Good Design Indonesia (GDI) is an award event given to Indonesian product designers to gain national and international recognition. KADIN Indonesia supports these activities by conducting virtual socialization and encouraging business actors to participate in the 2021 Good Design Indonesia competition to promote Indonesian exports in the international market.

Do not miss the opportunities and register yourself at https://bsd-kadin.id/virtual2021

Further information, kindly contact us at (021) 5274 503 or [email protected]

17/02/2021

In this issue, Indonesia needs to ensure that eminent commodities are included in the agreement under principles of mutualism to the benefit of both parties. A strategy needs to be mapped out by Indonesia on how to make the most of the agreement, especially around raising business awareness and ensuring the quality of exports, as well as imports. It’s also important to discuss persistent barriers to trade and investment links for both parties, including market & transportation costs, product quality, and production capacity.

It’s crucial to support dynamic, competitive, and progressive trading relationships in any UK-Indonesia economic partnership.

15/02/2021

As last year showed, inflexibility in the business struggle when the unexpected happens. Uncertainty on the horizon is suggesting businesses not seek a return to pre-Covid norms. Extending business services enables companies to diversify income while increasing flexibility. Here are 4 tips to seamlessly expand your business services:

1. Serve a New Market
For example, your B2C may be the primary focus, but B2B can introduce a new revenue stream.

2. Expand Into New Regions.
Especially in this remote era, it’s easier to expand operations quickly by capitalizing on existing brand authority.

3. Push Harder Into Partnerships.
Partner marketing is an excellent way to find mutual benefits for companies.

4. Talk To Your Team.
Everyone should always be able to set up a feedback system and contribute.

For more information about KADIN Indonesia, kindly contact us at (021) -5274-503 or [email protected]

12/02/2021

One year goes by taking with it a set of hopes and aspirations. Another year comes in with bundles of new opportunities to relive your dreams and realize your goals.

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry wishes a very happy Chinese New Year to everyone! May the new year bring in your life joys that never fade, hopes that never die, and strength that never weakens.

11/02/2021

On the 70th anniversary of bilateral cooperation, China and Indonesia committed to strengthening bilateral cooperation based on the principles of mutual respect and mutual benefit. A bilateral meeting between Indonesia and China was held on August 30, 2020. One of the agendas discussed was to continue to build economic cooperation especially in the fields of trade and investment, both during and after the pandemic.

The products with the greatest export potential from Indonesia to China are Palm oil (excl crude) & fractions, Ferro-nickel, Technically specified natural rubber, Chemical wood pulp, and Copper cathodes. Technically specified natural rubber shows the largest absolute difference between potential and actual exports in value terms, leaving room to realize additional exports worth $1.7 billion.

For more information about market access to China, kindly contact us at (021)-5274-503 or [email protected]

10/02/2021

“MSMEs are facing several problems, including limited production capacity, capital, human resources, ability to meet standards, and limitations in product marketing, especially in the midst of Covid-19 pandemic.”

Indonesia Store (IDNStore), a digital trading platform has been virtually launched by Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi. This platform is created to help Indonesian products especially those made by MSMEs, pe*****te markets in China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan. It’s also expected to enable B2B and B2C transactions between registered Indonesian business actors and potential buyers in other countries. IDNStore acts as an incubator as well as a benchmark for Indonesian MSMEs to target export markets in other regions.

“The acceleration of technology use has proven to be an effective and efficient tool in promoting exports, including the provision of data and information as a basis for business decision-making” Muhammad Lutfi explained.

It is indeed time for all export-oriented Indonesian MSMEs to optimize the use of digital platforms to improve their export performance.

08/02/2021

The 8th Prime Minister of Malaysia, Muhyiddin Yassin, paid an official visit to Indonesia on 4-5 February 2021. This visit was expected to further strengthen bilateral relations between the two neighboring countries which are very close and allied. Malaysia is one of Indonesia's important partners in terms of trade, investment, tourism, and socio-culture. Malaysia is also Indonesia's 5th largest trading partner (USD 16.5 billion in 2019) and the 7th largest investment partner (USD 1 billion in 2020).

Several bilateral issues that were raised by the Government of Indonesia during this visit include the protection of migrant workers in Malaysia, economic and trade cooperation, borders, and Travel Corridor Arrangement arrangements, and called for an ASEAN meeting to discuss the Myanmar coup. The two leaders also discussed various regional and global issues including in order to strengthen cooperation in dealing with negative campaign issues and advancing palm oil in sustainable development.

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Menara KADIN Indonesia, 24th Floor, Jalan HR. Rasuna Said X-5. Kav. 2-3
Jakarta
12950

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+62-21 5274 503

Website

http://www.bsd-kadin.org/

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