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Not only Strict #Kratom Regulations Rules. But a limit on how much and whom can export pure raw kratom leaf materials. #Kratomstandards #kratomregulations

Proudly to share my first article on Jakarta Post about Batam Investment! Click on the link below to gain some new insights about Batam ✨ https://lnkd.in/g47MkTm9

Thinking of Investing in Indonesian Property? Here’s What You Need to Know! Are you feeling hesitant about investing in property in Indonesia? The concern often revolves around ownership rights, but let me assure you, it’s both safe and straightforward! One key point to note is that all tax rates are the same for both local and foreign investors. Foreigners can hold property through Hak Pakai (Right to Use), which allows for long-term investment in the country. This means you can enjoy the benefits of property ownership while ensuring your investment remains secure. For Indonesian citizens, there are two primary types of ownership to consider: SHM (Sertifikat Hak Milik), or Land Title Certificate, and HGB (Hak Guna Bangunan), which is the Right to Build. While SHM offers full ownership, HGB provides a leasehold arrangement, often suitable for commercial properties. So, don’t let uncertainties hold you back! Investing in Indonesia is a promising opportunity. If you have questions or need guidance, feel free to reach out to me! #InvestasiProperti #PropertiIndonesia #InvestasiTanah #HakMiliki #RealEstateIndonesia #PeluangInvestasi #PengembanganProperti

What Happened to Indonesia’s Oil? 🛢️ Most of Indonesia’s refined oil products are imported, which makes it more expensive and subject to price fluctuations. Managing fuel prices through subsidies and the state budget has been one of the most pressing issues for Indonesian presidents. It was a major factor for the country’s first president, Soekarno, and Soeharto, continuing to challenge leaders in the Reformasi era. Jokowi took bold action in his first term by cutting massive fuel subsidies to redirect savings toward his infrastructure programs and ease the budget. Newly elected Prabowo now faces the classic problem: how to reduce fuel subsidies further while keeping prices affordable and managing the state budget, particularly to fund his ambitious projects, such as the free meals program. His challenge lies in balancing reforms like targeted cash assistance and alternative energy promotion—changes that could make fuel spending more efficient but need careful planning to avoid economic and social risks. #indonesia #oil #jakarta #opec #jokowi

Indonesia's Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko gave strict instructions to accelerate the governance of #kratom trading to increase the potential of Indonesia's agricultural and export sectors. Learn more about the reasoning behind the decision here: https://lnkd.in/g5cwZRhV

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Berikut weekly economic insights dari @samuelsekuritasindonesia , semoga bermanfaat. Highlights: • Resilient Growth: Despite global challenges, Indonesia’s economy shows positive strides with a recovering manufacturing sector attracting foreign investment. • Healthy Reserves: Foreign exchange reserves dipped slightly but remain robust at $144 billion, providing a buffer for potential economic fluctuations. • Focus Areas: Government commitment to maintaining stable food prices during Ramadan reflects efforts to ensure affordability during religious observances. Implementation of a 12% value-added tax (VAT) next year aligns with taxation regulations, potentially impacting consumer spending and inflation. • Growth Target: Prabowo Subianto’s ambitious growth target of 8% raises concerns about costly policies without fundamental reforms, including the proposed free lunch program, amidst economists’ skepticism. link video: https://lnkd.in/ggYKcb65 #weeklyeconomicinsights #fiscaldeficit #growthtarget #vat #foreignreserves #fastforwardheadsup

TMRW 10am. Astro AWANI SELANGOR ECONOMIC FOCUS: SABDA The Sabak Bernam Development Area (SABDA) is an economic push by Selangor state under the First Selangor Plan to realise the full potential of Sabak Bernam, while securing Malaysia’s food production and raising incomes for the local community. The SABDA plan aims to attract investments up to RM1.9 billion to develop Selangor’s northern part, especially in the district, which amounts to roughly RM248 million a year until completion, according to Selangor Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari. One year since SABDA’s launch, NIAGA SPOTLIGHT evaluates progress, challenges and the path forward with Zannifa Azura Ahmad, Head of Group Finance Division and Chief Financial Officer, Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated) . . . . . . #NiagaSpotlightWithTehminaKaoosji #501Awani #Selangor #SabakBernam #Economy #BlueEconomy #FoodSecurity #Employment #Malaysia

Last month, we flew to Jakarta to attend the Koalisi Ekonomi Membumi (KEM) Annual Meeting! The meeting was held as a platform to ensure that every step and decision taken by the Coalition aligns with the vision, mission, and goals set together and proceeds democratically. The meeting discussed the establishment of KEM Organs/Members and Advisory Board, bylaws, annual reports, 2045 targets, and a work plan which, by the end of the day, was agreed upon by all members. Koalisi Ekonomi Membumi (KEM) is committed to expanding its impact and realizing commitments according to the three main principles of a people-oriented economy: 1. Fairness and equity from the local community for the local community; 2. Sustainability and local wisdom; 3. Environmental conservation. By 2026, KEM aims to raise at least USD 200 million for 100 committed regions with 100 targeted commodity supply chains. We are excited to see how these significant plans will be turned into reality! #KoalisiEkonomiMembumi #EkonomiMembumiCoalition #SustainableInvestment #GreenCoalition