Other Briefings
Indonesia Lowers Paid-Up Capital for Foreign Investors to IDR 2.5 Billion
Foreign investors can enter Indonesia with lower risk as paid-up capital drops to IDR 2.5Bn under Regulation 5/2025.
M&A in Indonesia – Deal Structures, Approvals, and Post-Merger Licenses
Foreign investors must manage deal structures, approvals, and post-merger compliance to achieve success in Indonesia’s M&A market.
EU–Indonesia CEPA: Unlocking Market Access and Growth Strategies for Investors
The EU–Indonesia CEPA lowers tariffs, opens services, and raises ESG standards, reshaping investment decisions in Indonesia.
Indonesia’s New Business Licensing Rules for Foreign Investors
Indonesia updates business licensing under GR 28/2025, offering faster approvals and stricter compliance for foreign investors.
Customs and Trade Strategy in Indonesia: An Investor’s Guide — Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest ASEAN Briefing Magazine on Indonesia’s customs and trade strategy is now available for subscribers to download free.
The Future of Chinese Investment in Indonesia
Chinese investors face major opportunities in Indonesia’s EVs, renewables, digital economy, healthcare, and infrastructure by 2030.
Agency, Distribution, and Franchising in Indonesia: What Contract Terms Win
Foreign investors must balance control, tax, and compliance when structuring agency, distribution, or franchising deals in Indonesia.
Foreign Ownership Limits in Indonesia — Is 100% Ownership Possible?
Foreign investors can own 100 percent of an Indonesian business in many sectors, with limits depending on KBLI and the Positive List.
Choose The Right Entry Vehicle in Indonesia: PT PMA Vs RO
Compare PT PMA and Representative Office in Indonesia with guidance on ownership rules, tax, staffing, costs, and regulatory timelines.
Legal Implications of Using Local Nominees in Foreign Ownership Structures in Indonesia
Using local nominees in Indonesia can lead to legal disputes, loss of control, and new compliance hurdles from updated disclosure rules.
