Indonesia has abundant mineral resources and is a major supplier to global markets of bauxite, tin, nickel, copper, zinc, lead, gold and coal. The country holds the world&rs🌠quo;s largest nickel reserves and was the top nick🍸el producer in 2019. ...

Healthcare remains in inadequate supply throughout most of the SEA region. The shortage is especially evident in healthcare human resources; for instance, apart from Malaysia and China, all the coun🥂tries in the SEA region have fewer than 1 physician ...

Indonesia is home🐓 to the largest automotive market in Southeast Asia. Nearly 7.5mn motor vehicles were sold in the country in 2019. More than two thirds of these, how🧸ever, were two-wheelers. Low incomes make passenger-car ownership difficult for most ...

Indonesia is the world’s third largest producer and consumer of rice and the ไlargest producer of palm oil. The country is also the third largest producer of cocoa and ranks second in terms of wheat imports. Given its large population, I﷽ndonesia ...

Although Indonesia has abu🃏ndant metal resources, its metal-processing sector is underdeveloped. The country has mainly exported lower value-added minerals and imp🅘orted higher value-added metal products. To squeeze more value from its metal ores and ...

Coal dominates Indonesia’s electric power sector as the country has abundant and cost-efficient coal resources. Coal power plants accounted for 51% of the total꧃ installed capacity and generated 60% of the electric power in the co꧟untry in 2018. ...

Indonesia is the ℱworld’s fourth most populous country, so its retail s📖ector is an attractive destination for investors. A 2019 ranking by A.T. Kearney placed the country as the fifth most attractive retail emerging market. The ...

The Indonesian food and beverage manufacturing sector is an importanꦗt source of economic growth and is seen🍬 by the government as a strategically important industry. It contributed 6.3% to the nominal GDP in 2018 and expanded faster than the overall ...

Indonesia has one of the fastest-growing pharmaceuticals and healthcare sectors in the ASEAN region, in large part due to the government’s𒈔 activeꦰ role in encouraging development. Still, Indonesia’s healthcare services provision is ...