Investing in Special Zones
Monday, May 24, 2021
Up to last month, a total of 155 investors have become tenants in special economic zones in Indonesia. Investment commitments currently reach a total of Rp70 trillion.
THE government is trying hard to lure new investors to special economic zones (KEK) dotted around the country. KEK National Board Secretary, Enoh Suharto Pranoto, said there are currently 155 business entities registered for having invested in domestic economic zones up to April 2021. “The total investment commitment has reached Rp70.24 trillion, and realized investments were around Rp27.8 trillion,” he told Tempo, Saturday, May 15.
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