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Indonesia’s healthcare and medical tourism sectors are opening new avenues for investment, with Sanur SEZ emerging as a key development hub.​ Anchored by Bali International Hospital and a growing healthcare ecosystem, Sanur SEZ recorded IDR 5.5 trillion in cumulative investment realization as of Q2 2026. They also reported 5,552 workers, 323,040 tourist visits, and 21,476 patient visits at Bali International Hospital.​ Notably, foreign nationals accounted for 60% of BIH patient visits, highlighting the international dimension of its patient base.​ Looking ahead, opportunities extend beyond hospital infrastructure to specialist medical services, wellness and recovery, medical tourism hospitality, and healthcare education and innovation.​ As the ecosystem develops, Sanur SEZ has the potential to strengthen Indonesia’s position in regional medical tourism while creating opportunities across healthcare and related service industries.​ #IIPCNewYork #InvestInIndonesia #IndonesiaInvestment #SanurSEZ #MedicalTourism View on Instagram

The United States remains a key market for Indonesian seafood, with exports reaching US$1.16 billion in 2025, up 5.77% from 2024. Beyond exports, there are opportunities to invest in seafood processing and related industries, including canned and frozen seafood, surimi-based products, fish oil, and cold-chain logistics. In this context, the Bitung Special Economic Zone offers a promising location to explore these opportunities, linking Indonesia’s rich fisheries resources with higher-value products and access to global markets. Interested in exploring the opportunities? Go check it out at the Bitung Special Economic Zone! #IIPCNewYork #IndonesiaInvestment #SeafoodProcessing #Fisheries #InvestmentOpportunities​ View on Instagram

Where Should Your Business Enter Indonesia? The 2026 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia puts Mandalika in the global spotlight. Beyond the race, Mandalika’s growing tourism ecosystem offers a broader investment perspective. The 2025 event generated an estimated US$277 million in national economic impact, attracting 140,324 spectators and supporting activity across tourism and related sectors. Within the Mandalika Special Economic Zone, cumulative investment reached approximately US$336 million by the end of 2025, supported by 27 active businesses. For investors, the opportunity extends beyond major events to hospitality, leisure, food and beverage, and services supporting a growing tourism ecosystem. Mandalika offers a starting point to explore Indonesia’s wider investment landscape. #IIPCNewYork #IndonesiaInvestment #Mandalika #InvestmentOpportunities View on Instagram

What makes a location investment-ready? For investors, location is more than geography. It is the combination of infrastructure, resource access, connectivity and the potential to support new industries. KEK Palu illustrates how these fundamentals can come together. With a 1,500-hectare industrial zone and access to strategic resources including nickel, Palu is developing opportunities further along the value chain. One example is the proposed development of a BESS Gigafactory, with an initial capacity of 8 GWh per year and potential expansion to 12–15 GWh, alongside an LNG Hub. The opportunity has also attracted international interest. Aslan Energy Capital and PT Bangun Palu Sulawesi Tengah have signed an MoU targeting up to US$1.75 billion in investment for the development. From resources to infrastructure, and from industrial capacity to new energy opportunities — location fundamentals can help shape where the next investment opportunities emerge. #IIPCnewyork #InvestmentIndonesia #KEKPalu #CentralSulawesi #CleanEnergy View on Instagram

Indonesia’s EV opportunity extends beyond building the value chain.​ With a growing downstream ecosystem and a domestic market of 285M+ people, Indonesia offers investors both industrial capacity and market scale.​ Build the value chain. Access the market. Invest in Indonesia.​ #IIPCNewYork #IndonesiaInvestment #EVInvestment #ElectricVehicle​ View on Instagram

From oleochemicals in Sei Mangkei to manufacturing in Kendal, integrated industries in Gresik and digital infrastructure in Nongsa, these locations illustrate how investment can extend beyond individual projects into broader economic ecosystems.​ For investors, the opportunity lies not only in where capital is deployed, but in what that capital can connect, develop and scale.​ Explore investment opportunities across Indonesia.​ #IIPCNewYork #InvestInIndonesia #IndonesiaInvestment #InvestmentIntelligence #ForeignInvestment View on Instagram

Indonesia’s next chapter is equitable regional growth.​ From 2023 to 2025, Indonesia recorded US$330 BILLION in total investment realization, with US$170 BILLION more than half realized outside Java.​ The shift points to a broader investment landscape, where capital is increasingly supporting economic activity, industrial capacity and new opportunities, particularly across Indonesia's outer regions. For investors, the question is no longer only how much Indonesia can attract, but where capital can create the next layer of value.​ #IIPCnewyork #InvestInIndonesia #IndonesiaInvestment #InvestmentIntelligence #ForeignInvestment View on Instagram

Join us at the National Investment Forum (FIN) 2026 and explore promising investment opportunities from various regions across Indonesia. Visit the TEI Booth and check out the presentation schedule to discover regional investment potentials, connect with key stakeholders, and explore new opportunities for collaboration and growth. Your next investment opportunity starts here! #FIN2026 #ForumInvestasiNasional #InvestmentOpportunities #InvestInIndonesia #TEI2026 View on Instagram

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Indonesia’s forest honey is part of a broader natural honey industry with international market potential. In 2024, Indonesia exported 743,490 kg of natural honey, valued at approximately US$1.04 million, with Malaysia as its largest destination. Beyond the numbers lies an opportunity to strengthen sustainable value chains — from local communities and forest ecosystems to processing and international markets. #ForestHoney #Biodiversity #SustainableLivelihoods #Indonesia #IIPCNewYork View on Instagram

Join the Forum Investasi Nasional (FIN) 2026, a strategic platform that brings together government institutions, businesses, investors, and key stakeholders to strengthen collaboration and unlock opportunities in Indonesia’s value-added and green economy sectors. Under the theme: “Accelerating Investment in Downstream Industries & Waste to Energy to Drive Sustainable Economic Growth,” FIN 2026 is organized by the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry/BKPM in collaboration with Bank Indonesia as part of the Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2026 event series. 📅 15 October 2026 📍 Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) BSD City 🤝 Part of the TEI 2026 Event Series Let us strengthen collaboration and advance sustainable, value-added investment that supports Indonesia’s long-term growth. #ForumInvestasiNasional2026 #WasteToEnergy #InvestInIndonesia #BKPM #BankIndonesia View on Instagram

Indonesia’s relationship with spices has a long history, but the industry continues to evolve. In 2026, Indonesia's spices exports reached US$.175 billion up to August 2026, according to BPS-Statistics Indonesia. Beyond the raw commodity, opportunities lie in processing, ingredients, product development and value-added applications. The next chapter of Indonesia’s spice story is about turning a historic strength into a modern industry. #IIPCNewYork #InvestInIndonesia #Spices #Agriculture View on Instagram