Investment Insights #7: Indonesia’s Initiatives in Nuclear, Mining, and Labor-intensive Industries

Indonesia is working to improve its energy and industry sectors by forming partnerships to develop nuclear energy. The government has changed mining laws and added benefits for workers to strengthen the mining and labor sectors. These efforts are aimed at helping the country's economy grow.?

These initiatives not only demonstrate Indonesia’s commitment to strengthening its economy but also provide a stable and conducive environment for investment. The articles below offer further insights into the country’s recent policies and business opportunities, reinforcing the government's dedication to economic growth.?

Canada to support Indonesia’s nuclear development?

Indonesia aims to establish more than 20 nuclear power plants by 2050 and prioritizes sustainability in its energy strategy. Countries such as Canada, South Korea, Russia, France, and China have expressed their willingness to support this sustainable initiative by providing financing and instilling confidence in the success of Indonesia's nuclear energy program.

Source: Jakarta Post?

Indonesia’s revised mining law: 2025 updates?

On February 18, Indonesia revised Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral and Coal Mining (UU Minerba) to strengthen domestic mineral processing and expand mining rights access. The updated regulations prioritize companies with processing facilities, focusing on investment size, value-added production, and job creation.??

Source: Jakarta Globe?

Indonesia launched IDR 20 trillion incentives for labor-intensive industries.?

The Indonesian government launched a national credit scheme worth approximately Rp 20 trillion (US$1.23 billion) in 2025 to support labor-intensive industries in enhancing productivity and boosting exports. The scheme offers loans ranging from Rp 500 million to Rp 10 billion, with 5 to 8-year repayment periods. Any MSME bank credit programs will support this loan scheme.?

Source: Jakarta Post?

Seize the energy and labor investment potential in Indonesia.?

Indonesia presents substantial investment opportunities in its expanding energy sector and labor-intensive industries, backed by government support and incentives to drive business growth. The potential for growth in these sectors is significant, offering a promising outlook for investors.??

InCorp Indonesia (An Ascentium Company) is here to help you take advantage of these opportunities with our expert guidance and one-stop business solutions, ensuring a seamless business setup in Indonesia.?

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