Investment Opportunity in Indonesia Real Estate s Sector

Similar documents
Press Release. Investment Realization from January to September 2015 Reaches Rp 400 T

Automotive Sector Investment

INDONESIA INVESTMENT COORDINATING BOARD

TEXTILE INDUSTRY OF INDONESIA. By Indonesian Consul General in Mumbai

INDONESIA EXPORT AND IMPORT, APRIL 2017

Energy Security Challenges In Indonesia

Indonesia Steel Industry : Development & Opportunities

Indian engineering TRANSFORMING TRANSMISSION

The Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) is an agency under the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)

Indonesia 2050 Pathway Calculator

Potency of Palm and Jatropha for Biofuel in Indonesia

Investment Incentive For Rubber Industry

Bioenergy. energy: Opportunity, challenge, and way forward in Indonesia. Sulistyowati State Ministry of Environment Republic of Indonesia

(1) Current State and Issues of the Electricity Sector in Indonesia

Country Report 9. Lao PDR Country Report. Leeber Leebouapao National Economic Research Institute. March 2008

Nusaresearch PANEL ATTRIBUTES

Investment Promotion Direction

INDONESIA ROAD SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

Item

Annual Report on National Accounts for 2015 (Benchmark Year Revision of 2011) Summary (Flow Accounts)

KCB GROUP PLC INVESTOR PRESENTATION. Q FINANCIAL RESULTS

Modeling the impacts of Indonesia s REDD+ Initiatives to the Biodiesel Targets in the Green Economy Framework using System Dynamics

AIR POLLUTION: Policy, actions and short term countermeasures to reduce air pollution of Ulaanbaatar city

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM. Copies of this report are available to the public from

Contents 1. Country Background 2. Lao Power Sector 3. Power Sector Policy 4. Current Electric Power Situation (statistics) 5. Demand Forecasting 6. Ex

Business activities and opportunities by Japanese companies in Malaysia

Role of Oil Palm in Poverty Alleviation

Market Outlook for Malaysian Rubber Products in th February 2014

Presented by: Mr. Priyo Iswanto Minister /Deputy Chief of Mission Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia Treviso, 20 March 2013

Workshop on International Good Practices of Sustainable Energy Technologies. Beirut Energy Forum 9-11 Sep 2015

Energy Outlook for Asia and the Pacific

Item

Economic & Steel Market Development in Japan

Economy Presentation - Malaysia

THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR OF INDONESIA *

1 GOVERNMENT REGULATION & POLICY

ASEAN became Korea s second largest trading partner under FTA

E-mobility in the Netherlands. AVERE 8 June Irene Mouthaan Programme leader E-mobility Ministry of Economic Affairs

... Hubungi Kami : Study on Business Potential and Major Players of POWER PLANT Industry in Indonesia, Please Send Us. copy(ies) Position :

Gross Domestic Product 2014 Q4

Economic Cooperation

Summary of Key Issues

Energy Subsidy Policy and Fossil Fuel Reform

Yukon Resource Gateway Project

Stronger Fundamental and Excellent Growth

Table 1 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA: MAIN ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Thailand Steel Industry 2017 and Outlook 2018

RIETI BBL Seminar Handout

Central Hudson Solar Summit 2017 Poughkeepsie, NY NY-Sun Program Updates. March 9, 2017

Eastern Europe: The Untapped and Potential Growth Markets for Malaysian Palm Oil

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM STATISTICAL APPENDIX. International Monetary Fund Washington, D.C. IMF Country Report No. 15/146. June 2015

ROAD-MAPPING CUSTOMER FACING APPLICATIONS TO ENABLE SMART GRID

Money and banking. Flow of funds for the first quarter

Statistical tables S 0. Money and banking. Capital market. National financial account. Public finance

Business Information Session August 8, Harmonized Sales Tax (HST)

BIODIESEL CHAINS. Biofuels in Poland

FOOD, FUEL AND FORESTS BIOFUEL TRENDS IN LATIN AMERICA

SDT: KINGDOM OF TONGA NATIONAL ACCOUNTS STATISTICS

Impact of Rising Energy Costs on the Food System in Indonesia

Table 1. INCIDENCE RATES 1 BY INDUSTRY AND CASE TYPES

Rwanda Biofuels Limited. Powering Rwanda s Development

Can China Save the Market?

US$82,814m. Total assets. US$3,403m. Net debt. By Sector # US$411m Property. US$157m Insurance broking & financial services.

COMMERCIALISATION OF UGANDA S OIL AND GAS SECTOR: REFINERY AND ATTENDANT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

PV Off-Grid Market Trends and Business Opportunities in Southeast-Asia

Dr Ahmad Fauzi Puasa Deputy Director, Malaysia Institute Economic Research Kuala Lumpur Maritime Park & Spa Resort, Krabi, Thailand 29 August, 2013

Fuel Economy Policy Pathways for the ASEAN Region

, 2012 ARUBA. Contents. Available. 1 Real sector A 1.2B 1.6A 1.6B 1.7A 1.7B. 1.9 Utilities Oil refining

Travel and Tourism in Malaysia to 2017

Contents of Paper. 06-Jan-17 SIGNIFICANCE OF COMMODITIES SECTOR TO MALAYSIAN ECONOMY, WITH EMPHASIS ON OIL PALM

Austria. Advanced Motor Fuels Statistics

Automotive Market in ASEAN Prepared by: Reciprocus International Date: January 2017

Federated States of Micronesia

John Holland, President, International Copper Association. Copper Demand in Asia Growth Trends and Drivers for New Applications

DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM 2017 DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM

Brief on the PCFV Used Vehicle Working Group. Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV)

A Forward March towards an Energy Empowered Nation Case Study in Sri Lanka

Ensevalin Brief. Business Overview. Operational Highlights. Financial Highlights

Hubungi Kami : Study on Prospect and Market Opportunity of OIL & NATURAL GAS in Indonesia, Please send us. copy(ies) Position :

SECTOR ASSESSMENT (SUMMARY): ROAD TRANSPORT

Transport Sector Performance Indicators: Sri Lanka Existing Situation

Port of Salalah YOUR LOGISTICS ADVANTAGE

We deliver world-class advice for owners and occupiers of office, industrial, hospitality, retail and residential real estate

Control Valve Market Research Report- Global Forecast to 2022

Figure 4.1 Shares in total world exports, regions of the world and major exporters in the Asia and Pacific region, Asia and the Pacific 32.

ELEVATED STRUCTURE. Solving the Traffic Problem in Jakarta. City. The 5 th REAAA Business Forum Manila, 21 st July 2017

Financial Summary for 2Q-FY2017 And Projections for FY2017

World Geographic Shares

Logistics Costs: Trends and Implications. Joseph Bryan Managing Director, Global Trade and Transportation Global Insight

Astra Leverages Strengths to Further Growth

PT ENSEVAL PUTERA MEGATRADING Tbk COMPANY UPDATE YTD 31 MARCH 2010 RESULTS

International Flows REGIONAL TABLES. Introduction. Key Trends. Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2008

The Indian Infrastructure Industry

Table 1. GDP per Capita, current prices, (US$)

Voith Group On a good footing for future growth

Total Surface Area DEVELOPING MEMBER ECONOMY. ( 000 km 2 ) (million) (%)

Table 8. Gross Domestic Product by Industrial Origin at Current Market Prices, (Rp. Billion)

Chemical and Petrochemical Opportunities in Iran

Japan s Economic Outlook No. 183 Update (Summary)

BIODIESEL CHAINS. Biofuels in Poland

Transcription:

Investment Opportunity in Indonesia Real Estate s Sector Director, of Investment Planning for Services and Economic Zones Real Estate Investment Indonesia, Jakarta, 24 September 2018

1 Investment Target and Realization, 2015-2019 2 Investment Performance in Real Estate Sector, 2014-2018/tw2 3 The Opportunity and Government Support 2

Investment Target Indonesia 2015-2019 Total DDI and FDI IDR1,634,7 Trn +115% Growth in 5 years period IDR 3.518 Trn Renstra In IDR Trillion 2015 2016 2017 2018 2018* 2019 2019** FDI 343,7 386,4 429,0 494,7 477,4 569,9 519,3 DDI 175,8 208,4 249,8 297,8 287,6 363,0 330,7 Total 519,5 594,8 678,8 792,5 765,0 933,0 85 Growth 12,2% 14,5% 14,1% 16.8% 12,8% 17,7% 11,1% +15.1% Average growth per year 519,5 545,4 Note: *) Based on 2018 Budget (RKP), to support economic growth at 5,4%. **) Based on 2019 Budget proposal 594,8 612,8 678,8 692,8 792,5 765 361,6 933 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Renstra RKP Realization Sem-1 850 Based on SOURCE OF INVESTMENT FDI : 63.6% DDI : 36.4% Based on SECTOR Primary : 15.7% Secondary : 53.5% Tertier : 30.8% Based on LOCATION Java : 46.5% Out of Java : 53.5% Source : Renstra BKPM 2015-2019 (processed) 3

Investment Commitment and Realization, 2015 2018/Tw1 Total investment commitment (registered) 2015-2018/Tw1 reached IDR 8.239,1 Trillion, consist of: FDI IDR 5.415,7 Trn (65,7%) and DDI IDR 2.823,4 Trn (34,3%). Total investment realization 2015-2018/Tw1 reached IDR 2.036,4 Trn, consist of: FDI IDR 1.302,0 Trn (63,9%) and DDI IDR 734,4 Trn (36,1%). Investment realization performance 2015 2018/Tw1 only 27,1% (Stocknet IDR 6.007,3 Trn or 72,9%). Investment realization performance compare to Investment commitment per region, 2015-2018/Tw1 Commitment (% of Total Commitment) Java IDR 3.477,2 Trn (42,2%) Sumatera IDR 2.014,8 Trn (24,5%) Kalimantan IDR 1.015,5 Trn (12,3%) Realization (% of Total Realization) Java IDR 1.126,9 Trn (55,3%) Sumatera IDR 349,5 Trn (17,2%) Kalimantan IDR 251,1 Trn (12,3%) Sumatera Kalimantan 24,7% Sulawesi IDR 1.265,5 Trn (15,4%) Sulawesi IDR 154,1 Trn (7,6%) 17,3% Sulawesi 27,6% Java 32,4% Bali & NT 18,1% Maluku & Papua 76,7% Bali & South East Nusa IDR 346,2 Trn (4,2%) Maluku & Papua IDR 119,9 Trn (1,4%) Bali & South East Nusa IDR 62,8 Trn (3,1%) Maluku & Papua IDR 92,0 Trn (4,5%) Source: BKPM, 2018 (processed) 4

Investment Realization 2015 2018/Semester I Realization in Numbers (DDI & FDI) Based on Location (DDI & FDI) Total PMDN IDR 815,0 Trillion (36,8%) Sumatera IDR 380,1 T (17,2%) Kalimantan IDR 279,4 T (12,6%) Sulawesi IDR 164,8 T (7,4%) Maluku & Papua IDR 97,6 T (4,4%) IDR 2.212,7 Trillion PMA IDR 1.397,7 Trillion (63,2%) Java IDR 1.221,3 T (55,2%) Bali & Nusa Tenggara IDR 69,4 T (3,1%) Investment realization 2015-2018T W2 reached IDR 2.212,7 trillion consisting of FDI IDR 1.397,7 trillion (63,2%) and DDI IDR 815,0 trillion (36,8%). Based on Country Origin (FDI) Investment realization in outside Java Island reached IDR 991,4 trillion (44.8%). Investment realization in Java Island reached IDR 1.221,3 trillion (55,2%). Based on Sectors (DDI & FDI) Hongkong, PRC US$ 6,0 B (6,0%) Malaysia, US$ 5,9 B (5,9%) Transportation, Warehouse, andtelecommunication IDR 199,6 T (9,0%) Food Industry IDR 199,2 T (9,0%) PRC US$ 7,4 B (7,4%) Japan US$ 14,7 B (14,7%) Singapore US$ 26,4 B (26,3%) Others US$ 39,7 B (39,7%) Metal, Machinery, & Electronic Industry IDR 211,6 T (9,6%) Mining IDR 219,2 T (9,9%) Others IDR 1.149,0 T (51,9%) Electricity, Gas, & Water Supply IDR 234,1 T (10,6%) 5

Investment Realization 2014 2018/Semester I: Based on sector Primary Sector Secondary Sector Tertiary Sector 10 8 6 4 2 91,8 95,1 89,3 124,7 150 100 50 25 20 15 10 5 40 20 CAGR: 11.3% CAGR: 19.4% 335,3 30 15 274,8 236,0 199,2 20 10 172,4 10 5 214,4 188,1 293,4 40 30 20 10 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018/tw1 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018/tw1 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018/tw1 DDI FDI Total DDI FDI Total DDI FDI Total Top 5 Sub sectors Secondary Sector Top 6 Sub sectors Tertiary Sector 30 25 20 15 10 5 Food Industry Basic Metal, machinery & electronic Industry Basic Chemical & pharmaceutical Industry Otomative Industry Non Metal Industry 30 25 20 15 10 5 Electricity, Gas & Water 51,3 151,2 202,5 Transportation, Housing, Industrial warehouse & Estate & Offices Telecomunication Construction Trading & Repairing 63,8 47,0 16,8 Hotel & Restauran DDI FDI Total DDI FDI Total Investment in Housing, Industrial Estate & Office Building and Hotel & Restaurant contributed significantly to investment in tertiary sector with totally 2014-2018/tw2 reach IDR 202,5 Trn and IDR 63,8 Trn respectively. Source: BKPM, 2018 (processed) 6

Property subsector has contributed 24% to investment in tertiary... Housing, Industrial Estate & Office Building Sub sector Hotel & Restaurant Sub sector 45,0 4 35,0 3 25,0 2 15,0 1 5,0 CAGR: 29.3% 55,6 36,9 41,0 25,7 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018/Sem1 6 5 4 3 2 1 16,0 14,0 12,0 1 8,0 6,0 4,0 2,0 CAGR: 39.1% 19,4 12,1 13,8 7,2 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018/Sem1 25,0 2 15,0 1 5,0 DDI FDI Total DDI FDI Total Contributed 18% to total investment in tertiary sector and grew CAGR 29% in 2014-2017 period. 99% has been dominated by real estate business to be owned or leased (including industrial estate property). Investment realization in 2017 amounted IDR 55,6 Trn or increase 36% yoy. Up to 1 st Semester/2018, investment realization reached IDR 43,4 Trn (more than 2016 figure). 70% dominated by FDI in average. FDI in 1 st Semester/2018 merely close to FDI in 2017 figure. Contributed 6% to total investment in tertiary sector and grew CAGR 39% in 2014-2017 period. 86% has been dominated by Star hotel, 9% by Non star hotel, and restaurant for the rest. Investment realization in 2017 reached IDR 19,3 Trn or increase 41% yoy. Up to 1 st Semester/2018, investment realization amounted IDR 11,4 Trn (merely the same to 2015 figure). 77% dominated by FDI in average. FDI in 1 st Semester/2018 reached IDR 6,7 Trn (close to FDI in 2015 figure). Government support in the development of economic zones (RPJMN), the obligation of industrial activities to be located in the Industrial Estate (under Industrial Law), and push the tourism sector as priority have been push-impact to investment in property sector. Source: BKPM, 2018 (processed) 7

Five (5) Investment Priority Sectors Infrastructure Energy, transportation, road, railway, airport, seaport Lifestyle Industry e.g: Creative Industry, culinary, fashion Including : Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Maritime Including fishery and cold storage Industrial Estate (IE) Tourism 10 Tourism Destination ( 10 New Bali ) Manufacturing Industry Labor intensive, Export orientation, Import substitution, and Value-added Industries 8

Economic Zones as Strategic Location for Investment (SEZ, IE, KPBPB/FTZ, KSPN) 12 SEZs (Special Economic Zone) Total Area : 16.085,72 Ha INDONESIA 83 IEs (Industrial Estate) large scale Total Area : :75.288,49 Ha 47 IEs Implementation location for Direct Construction Facility/KLIK (Kemudahan Investasi Langsung Konstruksi) Total Area : 14.996,85 ha Jakarta 4 KPBPB/FTZ (KawasanPerdaganganBebasdanPelabuhan Bebas/Free Trade Zone) Total Area : 127.472 Ha 10 KSPN (National Tourism Strategic Zone) 9

Fiscal Incentives and Facility for Investment Tax Holiday Tax Allowance Import Duty Facility (MoF Regulation No. 35/PMK.010/2018, BKPM Reg No 5/2018) 5-20 years tax exemption* With another 50% tax exemption for additional 2 years (transitional period). (Government Regulation No.9/2016) 30 % of investment value Reduction of coidrorate net income tax for 6 years, 5% each year. (MoF Regulation No.176/PMK.011/2009 juncto. No. 188/PMK.010/2015) a. Machinery/equipment import duty exemption b. Raw materials for production *) Based on value of investment threshold. 17 eligible pioneer industries: 1. Basic metal industries; 2. Oil refinery industries ; 3. Petrochemical industries from oil, gas, or coal; 4. Basic an-organic chemicals 5. Basic an-organic chemicals from agriculture, plantation, or forestry; 6. Basic material industry for pharmaceutical ; 7. Semi-conductor and other computer main component industries; 8. Main component industry for telecommunication; 9. Main component industry for medical devices; 10. Machinery industries; 11. Machinery industries for automotive; 12. Main component industry for robotic; 13. Main component industry for marine transportation; 14. Main component industry for airlane; 15. Main component industry for railway; 16. Electric Power Generation industries; 17. Economic infrastructure. 0,5 trillion Minimum investment plan (USD 38 million). IDR 145business fields Eligible for tax allowance, expanded from 143 segments in the previous regulation with additional segment: clothing industry. Under certain requirements among others: investment value or export orientation, manpower absoption, local content, and project location (especially outside Java island). - 2 years import duty exemption or - 4 years for companies using locallyproduced machines/equipment (min.30%). Industries Which produces goods and/or services, including: 1) Tourism and culture 2) Public transportation 3) Public health services 4) Mining 5) Construction 6) Telecommunication 7) Port 10

OSS Implementation Perizinan Berusaha Terintegrasi Secara Elektronik (PBTSE)/ Online Single Submission (OSS) INVESTOR INTEGRASI SISTEM Note: 1) Operate in Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs for 6 months 2) PTSP-BKPM provide investment services for 29 licenses (exclude OSS) 11

The Current Implementation of Business Licensing Services Regulated in PP No. 24 Tahun 2018 Has not regulated in PP No. 24 Tahun 2018*) 488 (20 Sectors) Licenses process through OSS 29 (16 Sectors) Licenses still process through PTSP in BKPM (per 9 July 2018) Electricity; Agriculture; Environmental and forestry; Public Works and Public Housing; Marine and Fisheries; Health; Medicine and Food; Industry; Trading; Transportation; Communication and Information Technology; Finance; Tourism; Education and culture; Higher education; Religion; Employment; Police; Micro, Small, and Medium-Scale Enterprises and Cooperatives Electricity; Agriculture; Environmental and forestry; Public Works and Public Housing; Marine and Fisheries; Health; Industry; Trading; Transportation; Communication and Information Technology; Finance; Tourism; Education and culture; Employment; Police; BKPM Notes: The implementation of Business Licensing that is not regulated in PP 24/2018 still process based on regulation in related sector. The coordinating minister who organizes government affairs in the economic field will evaluates and reforms the regulation on business licensing as intended for a maximum of 6 (six) months after this Government Regulation is promulgated. Sumber: Kemenko Perekonomian 12

Investment Opportunity in Property subsector 1 Indonesia market opportunities (GDP USD 1 Trillion and GDP per capita USD 3.500- in 2017, 70 million middle income class) 2 Promote stable and sustain macro economy 3 Development economic zone drives the property demand in selected region 4 The present of agglomeration in new metropolitan city development, lack of affordable housing supply (backlog di Sumut, Jatim, Jabar, dll) 5 Infrastructure development in public transportation (MRT, LRT) will contribute to the development of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) 6 High demand for Industrial area due to a large numbers of investment in manufacturing sector 13

Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre (IIPC) Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal (BKPM) Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board Jalan Jenderal Gatot Subroto No. 44 Jakarta 12190 - Indonesia t +62 21 525 2008 f +62 21 525 4945 e info@bkpm.go.id bkpm.go.id investindonesia.go.id