The Indonesian food and beverage (F&B) manufacturing sꦜector contributed 6.4% to the country’s nominal GDP in 2019. The significance of the sector for Indonesia’s economy has been proven by the fact that F&B is one of ...

The transportation sector accounts fo🥀r 5.6% of the country’s GDP but its indirect contribution is much larger given its status as an enabler of faster economic growth. The road modal dominates with 44% of the total ...

The government of Indonesia recognises ꦫthe tourism industry as a vital driver of economic growth and is trying to work towards its development. The sector is being seen as much as an important contributor to employment as ...

Indonesia’s insurance sector generates less than 1% of the country&rsqওuo;s gross domestic product (GDP). Its penetration and density rates are below the average for the region. With gross insurance premiums at 1.99% of GDP versus 3.9% ...

The real estate and constructioꦺn sector in Indonesia has a priority in the government’s policy agenda. Because of this, the sector’s importance in the economic growth and job creation has increased in recent years. In 2019, ...

The oil and gas sector is an important driver of growth for the enꦗergy-hungry Indonesian economy. However, the sector’s contribution to the domestic economy has declined over the past couple of years reflecting ...

Soꦦutheast Asia holds an estimated 45.7 Bbbl of crude oil reserves as of end-2019,🌌 according to data published in the 2020 edition of BP Statistical Review of World Energy. This translates into a global share of 2.6% ...

Indones💃ia’s banking sector is growing fast but remains underpenetrated compared to other large Asian economies. The biggest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has the lowest bank asset penetration ratio in the region at just 55% in ...

The information and communication sector’s contribution to Indonesia’s economy has gradually increased over the past few ൲years but still makes up a tiny share of the country’s GDP of just 4% in 2019. Telecoms ...

The Asian region is home to some of the world’s biggest automotive brands, which has eventually resulted in the birth of local brands in some of the countries. The Asi𝐆an countries featured in this report – China, India, Thailand ...