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JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Major cement producer Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa (INTP) is betting on government action and recent interest rate cuts for a boost in business this year. The company commented that cement consumption could grow by 3 percent to 5 percent in 2016 after growing at only 3.4 percent last year. (Source: The Jakarta Post)
The government's massive infrastructure projects would provide a significant push for the cement industry. In 2016, the government allocated as much as Rp 313.5 trillion (US$23.51 billion) to infrastructure, marking its commitment to develop ports, roads and others facilities across the archipelago. The allocation is an increase on the Rp 290.3 trillion earmarked for infrastructure in 2015.
Indocement also attributed its optimism to the government's 12 packages and deregulation measures that make it easier to do business, and to Bank Indonesia's (BI) series of interest rate cuts - the rate now stands at 6.75% - that have made bank financing more affordable.
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