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Indonesian industrial and resource regulation concerns
Overview
New government regulations in Indonesia are causing economic and industrial friction. In the mining sector, production quota limits for 2026 have reportedly caused significant revenue declines for micro, small, and medium enterprises in East Kalimantan, with estimated annual losses of 3.1 trillion rupiah. Additionally, the Indonesian Coal Mining Association has warned of potential export disruptions due to a mandate requiring strategic natural resources, including coal, to be channeled through the state-owned entity PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia starting in 2027.
In the manufacturing sector, industry representatives are calling on the Ministry of Industry to end import quotas and tax exemptions for seamless pipes. Local producers argue that domestic manufacturing capabilities are sufficient to meet national demand and that continued import facilities for available domestic products could undermine local competitiveness, discourage investment, and lead to bankruptcies or mass layoffs.
Entities
Indonesia · East Kalimantan · Brida Provinsi Kaltim · PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia · PT Indo Sino Internasional
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesIndonesian industry calls for end to seamless pipe import quotas
Indonesian industry leaders are calling on the Ministry of Industry to revoke import quotas and masterlist facilities for seamless pipes, citing sufficient domestic production capacity.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesIndonesia coal production quotas and export rules spark economic concerns
Coal production quotas and new export regulations through state-owned entities are causing revenue losses for MSMEs and raising concerns about future export disruptions in Indonesia.
Sources
antaranews.com · cnbcindonesia.com · industry.co.id · jawapos.com · jpnn.com · m.jpnn.com · senggang.republika.co.id