JAKARTA, Indonesia, Nov. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Over the past year, Knight Frank Indonesia has observed that there is an increasing trend in the dynamics of foreign investments searching for sites in Indonesia. In addition to site searches, follow-up questions pertaining to how-to-invest in Indonesia have become a major topic to consider for these foreign investors, not to mention the tax and legal aspects.
Global industrial relocation has become a huge opportunity to attract investment from foreign industrialists. Based on the latest data from the Investment Coordinating Board (Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal/BKPM), seven multi national companies; from electronics, automotive, and auto parts sectors, have confirmed their relocation plans to Indonesia. Tax allowance, tax holiday, free rent for the first ten years, and other licensing accommodations from the local government are just some of the incentives provided to attract foreign invetments and to compete with other neighboring countries that are also wooing the same pool of potential global relocation companies.
The industrial sector is very prominent in boosting Indonesia's economy, contributing around 20% of the national GDP in Q3 2020. Amid the pandemic, industrial has shown that it remains prospective on average with certain sectors performing better than others.
Some highlights of Indonesia's competitive advantages to attract global industrial relocation include:
Willson Kalip, Country Head of Knight Frank Indonesia said, "Despite the pandemic crisis since early 2020, the Indonesian government remains strongly committed to sustain growth by focusing on new infrastructure, human capital development and structural reforms to attract investment and fiscal support. Basically, the real demand of property sector is derived from the economic generator in the industrial sector, particularly manufacturing. As a result, it should become the key engine of economic growth recovery moving forward."
This point is further reiterated by Andrew R. Tuah from Tuah & Suparto Advocates and Solicitors, "Members of the business community, be it local or foreign, can appreciate the passing of the Omnibus Law to allow Indonesia score higher in the considerations of foreign investors as an investment destination. More importantly for the real estate sector, the digitisation components of the Omnibus Law should ease the bureaucracy into a more efficient and competitively comparable to international standards."
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