This document is the "Monthly Research Report on Chinese Enterprises Going Global to Indonesia (January 2025)" published by EqualOcean. It analyzes the situation of Chinese enterprises expanding to Indonesia, covering Indonesia's political, economic, cultural, and business environment, the development status of Chinese enterprises in Indonesia, as well as strategies and risks of going global to Indonesia.
1. Introduction to EqualOcean: EqualOcean is a think tank and resource connector dedicated to serving Chinese enterprises in their global expansion and helping overseas companies seize development opportunities in China. It offers various products such as media and think tank, and provides services including global strategy consulting.
2. Overview of the Indonesian Market
- Politics: Indonesia implements a democratic presidential republic system. Its political structure includes the president, People's Consultative Assembly, and parliament. The distribution of power between central and local governments has its own characteristics, and Indonesia maintains a good cooperative relationship with China.
- Economy: In 2023, the economic growth rate was 5.05%. The industrial structure is diversified, the demographic dividend is obvious but there are concerns, and Indonesia has close economic ties with China. The investment environment is continuously improving.
- Culture: Indonesia has a complex ethnic composition and diverse religious cultures. Chinese culture is an important part, and its unique culture has given rise to the halal economy.
3. Chinese Enterprises in Indonesia: The scale of bilateral trade continues to grow. Chinese enterprises are developing in multiple fields, with different types of enterprises entering the market through various channels. Some Chinese energy storage enterprises are actively deploying in Indonesia.
4. Strategies and Risks of Going Global to Indonesia
- Ten Steps to Going Global: This includes ten key steps such as identifying trend opportunities, organizational development, and market insights, providing comprehensive guidance for Chinese enterprises.
- Risk Control: Chinese energy storage enterprises in Indonesia face various risks such as technological adaptation and supply chain issues, and need to take corresponding measures to reduce risks.
- ESG and Capital: Indonesia attaches importance to ESG, and Chinese enterprises can use this to promote sustainable development. At the same time, Chinese-funded energy storage enterprises can utilize various financing methods.
5. Indonesia Going Global Index: Assessed from five dimensions including policy and economy, Indonesia scores 64.47 points overall, with both advantages and challenges, providing reference for enterprises.
