Indonesia Construction Sector Research Highlights

Analysis

Indonesia’s new capital and infrastructure investment opportunities
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Located in East Kalimantan on the resource-rich island of Borneo, Nusantara has been designated as the new administrative capital of Indonesia. The plan – first announced in August 2019 – was ratified in January 2022 when the House of Representatives approved the new national capital city (IKN) Law, providing the legal basis for the capital’s relocation. The new city, which will span approximately…

Analysis

Carbon-neutral construction and sustainable architecture
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As the global construction industry redefines its priorities to ensure sustainability, there is increasing recognition of the benefits of regenerative architecture as a means of lowering emissions. According to the “2023 Building Materials and the Climate: Constructing a New Future” report published by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), the construction sector accounts for 37% of global energy-related…

Overview

Urbanisation and strategic projects drive Indonesia's economic growth
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As the largest economy in Southeast Asia and the fourth most populous country in the world, the prospects for Indonesia’s construction and real estate sectors are enhanced by sustained urbanization and a demographic dividend that is expected to continue to stimulate demand for housing and leisure attractions. At the same time, large-scale government-backed infrastructure projects are providing a…

Chapter

The Report: Indonesia 2024: Construction & Real Estate
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Indonesia, as the largest economy in South-east Asia and the fourth-most-populous nation in the world, is experiencing a robust expansion in its construction and real estate sectors. The country’s ongoing urbanisation and favourable demographic trends are set to drive strong demand for residential and commercial properties, alongside leisure and recreational facilities. Significant government-led…

Country Report

The Report: Indonesia 2024
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Indonesia, a South-east Asian archipelago with over 17,000 islands, has a long history dating back millions of years, marked by the early presence of Austronesians and the spread of Islam, which became dominant by the 17th century. Currently, Indonesia is poised for significant economic growth under the incoming administration of Prabowo Subianto, which aims for 8% annual growth, targeting a top-f

Event

Smart Infrastructure Development in Indonesia

Digitalisation has the potential to impact large parts of the Construction & Real Estate value chain, and where future value will be generated. OBG, in partnership with PwC, has invited key stakeholders in the construction and real estate industries in Indonesia to participate in a panel discussion where smart infrastructure development was discussed. The event was held in the presence of Ridwan…

Covid Response Report

Report: How the pandemic is reshaping ASEAN construction demands

Construction – and infrastructure development in particular – is expected to be a key driver of economic growth across ASEAN from 2021. The bloc, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and lowest unemployment rates, faced the novel coronavirus after years of health care infrastructure improvements, with much of the group reporting Covid-19 case-fatality rates below the global…

Country Report

The Report: Indonesia 2020
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Although the first quarter of 2020 was dominated by disruptions stemming from the global Covid-19 pandemic, 2019 proved a strong year for Indonesia’s economy, which maintained a steady growth rate on the back of robust domestic consumption and continuing efforts to reform policy and simplify investment procedures. This was despite the general election and uncertainty surrounding trade relations

Analysis

Role of transit-oriented developments in Indonesia
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The completion of mass rapid transit (MRT) systems, intercity rail links and toll roads in recent years throughout Indonesia has heralded the emergence of transit-oriented developments (TODs) in real estate. These are intended to maximise the convenience of major transport centres, thereby reducing the collective dependence on private motor vehicles. TOD Communities A modern TOD typically…

Analysis

How Indonesia is strenghtening its automotive segment
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Steel consumption in Indonesia is forecast to rise from 15.1m tonnes in 2018 to 22.7m tonnes in 2024. Most demand is expected to come from the government’s infrastructure drive; however, a limited production capacity and highly competitive prices for imported steel has led authorities to call for greater investment in its steel industry and for the expansion and diversification of value-added…

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