Mr. Henky Manurung
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INDONESIA INVESTMENT<br />
OPPORTUNITIES<br />
HENKY MANURUNG<br />
HEAD OF SUB DIRECTORATE TOURISM INVESTMENT<br />
MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND CREATIVE ECONOMY<br />
2012
INVESTMENT CLIMATE:<br />
the world embrace Indonesia’s economic performance<br />
Following Japan Credit Rating<br />
Agency and Fitch Rating, Moody's<br />
Investors Service has revised the<br />
outlook for Indonesia's foreign<br />
debt rating from Ba2 to the<br />
investment grade. “Baa3” in<br />
January 2012.
TRIPADVISOR INDUSTRIAL INDEX<br />
Based on the results of an international survey released<br />
by TripAdvisor Industrial Index, which contains a survey<br />
of the largest hotel in the world, Indonesia is in the top<br />
position for hotels with best business prospects and<br />
profitability, beat the domination of Russia, Brazil, and<br />
the United States. Furthermore, 44% of accommodation<br />
in Indonesia reported completely or very profitable in<br />
the last six months. It is the highest in the world.
NEGATIVE INVESTMENT LIST<br />
PRESIDENT’S REGULATION 36/2010<br />
A. PURPOSED FOR MICRO, SMALL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES<br />
1. Cottage<br />
2. Travel Agencies<br />
3. Guidance<br />
4. Art Studio / Art Heritage<br />
B. FOREIGN OWNERSHIP<br />
1. Art Performing Building max. 67%<br />
2. Nature Tourism Attractions Industry max. 51%<br />
out of Conservative Area
NEGATIVE INVESTMENT LIST<br />
PRESIDENT’S REGULATION 36/2010<br />
C. FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND LOCATION (IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL REGULATION)<br />
1. One and Two Stars Hotel max. 51%<br />
2. Accomodation Sevices (Motel and Lodging Service) max. 49 %<br />
(max 51% in partner with Micro and SME)<br />
3. Melati Hotel max. 51%<br />
4. Restaurant / Talam’s Restaurant max. 51%<br />
(Talam Kencana, Talam Selaka, Talam Gangsa)<br />
5. Restaurant/ Non Talam’s Restaurant max. 49%<br />
(maximal 51% in partner with Micro and SME)<br />
6. Catering max. 51%<br />
7. Travel Agent (Outbond Operator) max. 49%<br />
(maximal 51% in partner with Micro and SME)<br />
8. Convention, Exhibition and Incentive max. 51%<br />
9. Impresario max. 49%<br />
(maximal 51% bilin partner with Micro and SME)
NEGATIVE INVESTMENT LIST<br />
PRESIDENT’S REGULATION 36/2010<br />
10. Cultural Tourist Object max. 51%<br />
- Museum<br />
- Heritage<br />
11. Recreation and Leisure max 49%<br />
(max. 51% in partner with Micro and SME)<br />
12. Golf max 49%<br />
(max. 51% in partner with Micro and SME,<br />
max. 100% for East Indonesia,<br />
max. 51% for Indonesia, except East Indonesia)<br />
13. Bar/ Café/ Singing Room max. 49%<br />
(max. 51% in partner with Micro and SME)<br />
14. Dexterity max 67%<br />
15. SPA (Sante Par Aqua) max. 51%
NEGATIVE INVESTMENT LIST<br />
PRESIDENT’S REGULATION 36/2010<br />
D. WIDELY OPEN CATEGORY (TERBUKA PENUH) FOREIGN INVESTOR MAY HAVE 100% EQUITY<br />
1. Hotel (3 Star-5 Star),<br />
2. Tour Operator,<br />
3. Resort,<br />
4. Tourism Information Business,<br />
5. Golf Course,<br />
6. International Hotel Operator,
TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION<br />
(HOTEL & RESTAURANT)<br />
YEAR FDI (US$ Million) DDI (US$ Million)<br />
TOTAL (US$<br />
Million)<br />
% GROWTH<br />
2006 111.5 18.0 129.5 -<br />
2007 136.4 12.7 149.1 15.17%<br />
2008 156.9 23.8 180.7 21.18%<br />
2009 306.5 35.7 342.2 89.32%<br />
2010 346.4 39.0 351.1 2.60%<br />
2011 242.2 39.4 279.8 -20.31%<br />
Q2 2012 418.7 67.8 486.5 73.87%<br />
Note: Tourism Investment Growth Average ≈ 30.30%<br />
Source: Capital Investment Activity Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board
450<br />
400<br />
350<br />
300<br />
250<br />
200<br />
150<br />
100<br />
50<br />
0<br />
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI)<br />
in US$ Million<br />
111.5 136.4 156.9<br />
306.5 346.6<br />
242.2<br />
418.7<br />
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />
Q2<br />
2012<br />
Source: Capital Investment Activity Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board<br />
Realization of FDI in tourism<br />
investment sector (hotel and<br />
restaurant) until second quarter<br />
year 2012 increased nearly 2<br />
times higher than with 2011 by<br />
percentage of 72.87%, or $ 242.2<br />
Million in 2011 and on the<br />
second quarter in 2012 tourism<br />
investment sector value $ 418.7<br />
Million
DOMESTIC DIRECT INVESTMENT (DDI)<br />
in US$ Million<br />
70<br />
60<br />
50<br />
40<br />
30<br />
20<br />
10<br />
0<br />
18.02<br />
12.77<br />
23.86<br />
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010<br />
35.72 39.03 39.42<br />
2011<br />
Q2<br />
2012<br />
Source: Capital Investment Activity Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board<br />
67.85 Realization of DDI in tourism<br />
investment in the second quarter<br />
in 2012 also experienced an<br />
increase of 72.12% from year 2011,<br />
namely $ 39.42 Million compared<br />
with year 2011, $ 67.85 Million.
Project Title<br />
Tanjung Lesung<br />
Project Location<br />
Banten<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
PT. Banten West Java Tourism Development<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
Tanjung Lesung- Banten<br />
Developing tourism potential to build hotels, golf, marina,<br />
theme park<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. Road<br />
2. Power supply<br />
3. Telepohone & Mobile phone<br />
4. Water & waste water Treatment Plant<br />
5. Internet connection<br />
6. Soon the coastal area of West Java will have its own<br />
airport, located in proximity with Tanjung Lesung<br />
Tourism Object<br />
• Carita Beach<br />
• Tidung island<br />
• Krakatau steel<br />
• Umang island, Anyer Beach<br />
• Baduy village<br />
Tanjung Lesung Beach Resort Master Plan
Project Title<br />
Mandalika<br />
Project Location<br />
West Nusa Tenggara<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
Mandalika Resort Lombok<br />
Bali Tourism Develompment Coorporation (BTDC)<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
1. Providing world-class facilities<br />
2. Extensive open spaces and management that promotes<br />
a sense of safety<br />
3. Security and well being<br />
4. Theme Park<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. Internasional airport<br />
2. Fresh water<br />
3. Electricity<br />
4. Telecomunication<br />
5. Access road<br />
Tourism Object<br />
• Tanjung Aan beach<br />
• Kuta beach<br />
• Sade Village<br />
• Gerupuk bay, Mawun beach, Benang kelambu waterfall,<br />
Selong Belanak Beach Site Wise Illustrative Master Plan
Project Title<br />
Lagooy Bay<br />
Project Location<br />
Kepulauan Riau<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
PT. Bintan Resort Cakrawala (BRC)<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
1. Resort, residential and commericial facilities in<br />
harmonious existence with the natural coastal and<br />
forest environment.<br />
2. Safe, attractive & functional environment, for both<br />
residential living & leisure activities<br />
3. Theme park<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. stable power supply & Portable water<br />
2. waste management system<br />
3. Fibre optic telecommunications system,<br />
4. 24-hour crisis centre, fire-fighting, security,<br />
environment control,<br />
5. Medical support and township maintenance<br />
6. Terminar Ferry<br />
Tourism Object<br />
• Penyengat Island<br />
• Lagooi beach tourism<br />
• Tanjung Uban<br />
Bintan Resort<br />
Lagoy Bay Area
Project Title<br />
Billiton Island<br />
Project Location<br />
Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Province<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
Billiton Development Consortium<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
Billiton Island (Belitung)<br />
Developing Tourism attraction, theme park and facilities in<br />
Billiton island based on sustainability tourism development<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. Market & shopping area<br />
2. Communication<br />
3. Electricity<br />
4. Airport<br />
5. Transportation<br />
6. Ferry Terminal<br />
Tourism Object<br />
• Lengkuas Island & Tanjung Tinggi<br />
• Burung Mandi Beach, Tanjung Kelayang Beach<br />
• Coral dive<br />
• Mount Tajam & Mendanao Island<br />
• Tanjung Binga & Punai Beach<br />
Billiton Consortium Area
Project Title<br />
Bugam Raya<br />
Project Location<br />
South Kalimantan province<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
Government<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
Bugam Raya<br />
1. enlarge and upgrade airport facilities through relocation to<br />
Teluk Bugam<br />
2. Completed seaport facilities<br />
3. Facilitate a visitor circuit that ensures visitors on short stay<br />
can experience the history and culture of the Kabupaten,<br />
with emphasis on learning activities for children.<br />
4. Build new hotel or resort<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. Seaport<br />
2. Klotok as tranportation<br />
3. Water<br />
4. Electricity<br />
Tourism Object<br />
• Tanjung Puting National Nature Reserve<br />
• Orang Utan Forest habitats & Patih Mambang waterfall at Kreaya<br />
• Mangroves at Sungai Umbang & Extensive white sand beaches<br />
• Turtle conservation at Tanjung Kaluang & access to coral reefs at<br />
Gosong Senggora<br />
Spatial Plan
Project Title<br />
wakatobi<br />
Project Location<br />
South east Sulawesi<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
Government<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
1. Hotels of varying sizes, ranging from 3 to 5 star;<br />
2. Managed residential estates;<br />
3. Village based landed residential properties; Village based<br />
retail and restaurant facilities;<br />
4. Themed leisure and entertainment areas.<br />
5. One or more marinas for cruising yachts.<br />
6. Theme Park<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. ferry terminal<br />
2. Airport<br />
3. Water<br />
Tourism 4. electricity Object<br />
• Internationally renowned dive sites , extensive white sand<br />
beaches<br />
• Historic building & ruins<br />
• Fresh water springs, some within cave & inland trekking<br />
experiences<br />
• Turtle consevation areas<br />
• Bajo community stilt houses & fish and seaweed drying<br />
Wakatobi<br />
Tourism Zoning Wakatobi Regency
Project Title<br />
Sabang<br />
Project Location<br />
Aceh<br />
Contacting Agency<br />
Aceh Government (Dinas kebudayaan & Pariwisata Aceh)<br />
Scope Of Work<br />
Develop amenities & facilities of tourism such as : Hotel,<br />
international restaurant, Golf, Cruise destination, green power<br />
plant, port service, Direct flight Phuket, Langkawi, Changgi -<br />
Sabang<br />
Infrastructure<br />
1. Maimun Saleh Airport 1,850 mtrs<br />
2. Sabang Harbour International Standard a,nd Balohan Port<br />
3. Hot Mix Asphalt Ring Road<br />
4. Hotels,Resorts and restorants<br />
5. Banks & Monument of O Km Indonesia<br />
Tourism Object<br />
Sabang Weh Island<br />
• Sabang has 21 spots world class diving & Pria Laot<br />
Waterfall<br />
• Aneuk Laot Lake, geo dan hydrothermal, handicraft, food &<br />
hospitality inhabitants<br />
• The best fishing area, indigenous Cultural Direct shipping line connections
Investment Updates : reform and maintaining growth<br />
On going reforms in investment climate....<br />
REGULATION<br />
INVESTMENT LAW<br />
(UU No.25 Year 2007)<br />
INVESTMENT<br />
FACILITIES<br />
TAX REFORMS<br />
Mandate equal treatment for foreign and domestic investors<br />
No minimum capital requirement, freedom to repatriate capital<br />
Simplification of business start up and licensing procedures,<br />
including the “one-stop shop” licensing provision at the<br />
Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)<br />
Launching of the National Single Windows for Investment<br />
Establishing an Investor Relation Unit at the Investment<br />
Coordinating Board for information facilitation and queries<br />
handling from existing and potential investors.<br />
Implementing a regional champion program to help select local<br />
governments accelerate investments in their respective regions<br />
An acceleration of the VAT refund system for exporters<br />
Establishment of a complaint management system and a code of<br />
conduct for tax officials
Investment Updates : reform and maintaining growth<br />
REGULATION<br />
On going reforms in investment climate....<br />
IMPORT DUTY<br />
FACILITIES<br />
Regulated on MoF Regulation No.176/PMK.011/2009 granted for<br />
industries which produces goods or services<br />
Exemption from import duty on the import of machines for a<br />
period of 2 (two) years<br />
Exemption from import duty on the imports of goods and<br />
materials for production for a maximum period of 2 (two) years<br />
Exemption from import duty on the imports of goods and<br />
materials for production for a period of 4 (four) years, is granted<br />
to a company which is using the locally-produced machines at<br />
least 30% of the total value of machines for its production<br />
Service industry which is eligible for the facility:<br />
1. Tourism and culture<br />
2. Transportation (for public transportation services)<br />
3. Public health services<br />
4. Mining<br />
5. Construction<br />
6. Telecommunication<br />
7. Port<br />
The Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia
Investment Updates : reform and maintaining growth<br />
On going reforms in investment climate....<br />
REGULATION<br />
VAT FACILITIES<br />
LAND<br />
ACQUISITION<br />
BILL<br />
TAX<br />
ALLOWANCE<br />
Government Regulation No. 12 of 2001 jo No. 31 of 2007<br />
Exemption of value added tax of imported capital goods,<br />
machinery, or equipment (except spare parts) which cannot be<br />
produced domestically<br />
Submit tax-free letter to the Director General of Taxes<br />
In December 2011, parliament passed a new land acquisition bill<br />
(stipulated as Law No 2/2012) which provides certainties in land<br />
pricing and timing of land acquisition process. This will accelerate<br />
the construction of desperately needed roads, ports and airports<br />
to be better connect an archipelago of 17,500 islands spanning<br />
some 5,000 kilometers<br />
Government Regulation No.52 year 2011, an amendment of<br />
Government Regulation No.62 year 2008, regarding corporate<br />
Income Tax facilities that could be granted to investors under<br />
certain conditions, has been issued currently. By this regulation,<br />
the tax allowance will be eligible for 129 business segments,<br />
expanded from 38 segments in the previous regulation.