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<strong>Why</strong> <strong>Indonesia</strong><br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, is one of<br />

the most important emerging markets in the world. It is<br />

one of Southeast Asia's most vibrant economies, a result of<br />

decades of industrial growth and political stability.<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>’s economy and imports<br />

•<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong> is the world’s third largest<br />

auto market and the largest in<br />

ASEAN<br />

• The country’s imports expanded by<br />

36.6% to US$116 billion in 2008.<br />

•<br />

The major items of import are:<br />

Machinery and Electrical equipment:<br />

26% of total import (2008); Base Metals:<br />

11.9% of total import (2008);<br />

Machinery: US$8.1 billion in 2007;<br />

Metal cutting and forming machines:<br />

US$292 million in 2007; Tooling, tool<br />

and work holding devices and machine<br />

tool accessories: US$162 million in 2007<br />

Trade<br />

• <strong>Indonesia</strong> is India's third largest trading<br />

partner in the ASEAN<br />

• The second largest export destination<br />

in ASEAN<br />

• The bilateral trade target in the next<br />

five years is US$20 billion<br />

• Engineering export is 29.45% of India’s<br />

total export to <strong>Indonesia</strong><br />

•<br />

Indian investments in <strong>Indonesia</strong><br />

• US$2 billion Indian investments<br />

Over 20 Indian manufacturing joint<br />

ventures. The major Indian engineering<br />

<strong>com</strong>panies with joint ventures in<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong> are: Bajaj Auto <strong>Indonesia</strong>,<br />

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL),<br />

Essar <strong>Indonesia</strong>, Ispat, Indo, Jaykay<br />

Files <strong>Indonesia</strong>, Jindal Stainless<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>, Minda Asean Automotive,<br />

Punj Lloyd <strong>Indonesia</strong>, TVS Motor Co.<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>, Tata Power Company Ltd<br />

And finally. . .<br />

• The bilateral agreement (FTA)<br />

between India and ASEAN countries<br />

provides novel opportunities to Indian<br />

exporters<br />

• The agreement between India and<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong> offers lower duty access to<br />

3,099 engineering items from India<br />

• 1,065 items would get zero duty access<br />

with effect from 1 January 2010<br />

• Import duty for another 536 items will<br />

be down to zero in the <strong>com</strong>ing years<br />

For a list of the items covered under FTA,<br />

please contact our offices or log on to the<br />

link: (http://<strong>com</strong>merce.gov.in/trade/<br />

<strong>Indonesia</strong>'s%20schedule.pdf)

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