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  Wednesday, 12 August 2026   Indonesia is famous for its huge coastline, tropical waters, and incredible variety of seafood. From tuna and shrimp to other marine products, the country’s seafood industry has plenty of potential. Interestingly, Spanish investors have also seen an opportunity in this sector.   The interest from Spain is not simply about selling seafood to Indonesia. Spanish business interests have reportedly hoped that Indonesia can develop its seafood industry and increase exports to international markets.   That could be an exciting opportunity for Indonesian fishermen, seafood businesses, and exporters.   Indonesia Has Huge Seafood Potential   With thousands of islands andRead More →

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  Tuesday, 11 August 2026   Indonesia is getting another major investment project, and this one is pretty serious. A consortium involving companies from Indonesia, the United States, and Germany plans to develop semiconductor, silica-sand, and advanced glass manufacturing facilities in Medan. The total investment is estimated at around USD 26.7 billion, or approximately IDR 444 trillion.   The project will be located inside the Wiraraja Green Renewable Energy and Smart-Eco Industrial Park, which is part of Indonesia’s National Strategic Projects.   So, what exactly will be built? The consortium plans to develop several types of facilities, including semiconductor production, solar-cell and silicon-wafer manufacturing, asRead More →

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  Monday, 10 August 2026   Bali has always been more than just a holiday destination. For many international investors, the island is also an interesting place to put money into property.   So, what makes Bali attractive to investors from countries such as Spain? According to Secundo Atlas, Bali combines strong tourism, a growing economy, and high demand for rental properties, making it an interesting destination for real estate investment.   Why Are Investors Looking at Bali?   The simple answer is tourism. Bali remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in Indonesia. Its beaches, rice terraces, tropical landscapes, culture, and year-round internationalRead More →

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  Saturday, 08 August 2026   Indonesia’s new capital, Nusantara, is attracting attention from international businesses, and Spain is one of the countries showing interest. Representatives from Spain expressed interest in cooperating with Indonesia in the development of IKN, adding another international connection to the country’s ambitious new capital project.   The interest came during a meeting between representatives from Spain, Finland, and Indonesia’s IKN Authority. Spanish representatives included Spain’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Francisco Aguilera Aranda, and Spanish trade attaché Jose Angel Molero Gonzalez.   For Spain, Nusantara is more than just a new city. It could become a potential market for companies with expertiseRead More →