Tuesday, 13 October 2026 Gunungkidul, a regency in Yogyakarta, could soon attract another foreign investment project. A Japanese investor has shown interest in building a leather craft factory in the area, opening up new possibilities for local industry and employment. The plan is attracting attention because it could strengthen Gunungkidul’s manufacturing sector while creating opportunities for local residents. However, the project is still being explored, and several important details need to be considered before the factory can become a reality. Semin Becomes a Potential Industrial Location One of the locations being considered for the proposed factory is the Semin Industrial Zone in Gunungkidul. TheUlteriori informazioni →

  Monday, 14 September 2026   When investors look at Indonesia, Jakarta and Bali often get most of the attention. But there is another city that deserves a closer look: Medan.   Located in North Sumatra, Medan is one of Indonesia’s biggest economic centers and an important gateway to western Indonesia. For German investors looking for opportunities in Indonesia, the city offers several interesting advantages, especially in property, trade, services, and infrastructure.   So, what makes Medan attractive?   A Large and Growing Market   Medan has a city population of around 2.5 million people, while its wider metropolitan area has about 4.2 million residents.Ulteriori informazioni →

  Saturday, 12 September 2026   Indonesia and Spain are discussing a possible cooperation project to build 10 surveillance ships. The plan could become an interesting opportunity for Indonesia’s shipbuilding industry and also strengthen cooperation between the two countries.   The discussion was reported by ANTARA New and Indonesian Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries said that the two governments were still negotiating the plan. The ships could be built through foreign loan or foreign grant schemes.   Ten Ships for Indonesia   The Indonesian government planned to build 10 surveillance ships as part of efforts to improve monitoring of the country’s waters. Indonesia hasUlteriori informazioni →

  Saturday, 12 September 2026   Business cooperation between Indonesia and Germany has taken another step through the Bandung Chamber of Commerce and Industry, or Kadin Bandung. Kadin Bandung extended its cooperation with its German counterpart from Konstanz. The partnership was focused on business development, especially for young entrepreneurs in Bandung.   The cooperation was not something completely new. According to ANTARA News, the partnership between Bandung and Konstanz had already been running for five years before it was extended for another three years. The new stage was expected to create more opportunities for local businesspeople to improve their skills and build international connections.  Ulteriori informazioni →