Indonesia’s tourism industry is an important dri𒊎ver of economic growth, job creation and foreign exchange income. The total contribution of travel and tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 6% in 2018, ...

Indonesia is a significant player in the globa🌃l mining industry, being a home to abundant coal and metal ore reserves. The country is the world’s largest p🏅roducer of nickel and the second largest tin miner, and ranks at leading ...

Indonesia’s insurance sector has low penetration and density rates, which explain its underdeveloped ⛦;status. The sector generates less than 1% of the country’s GDP, while its premium income was equivalent to 1.95% of GDP in 2017 ...

Indonesia’s transportation sector plays an important r🌼ole in the economic development of the archipelago country, which consists of more than 17,💫000 islands. The transportation and storage sector contributed 5.4% of GDP at current prices in ...

Indonesia relies on the oil and gas sector to earn a significant chunk of its budget revenue, with the sector playing an importan♈t role in the country’s economy♔. It generated 7.71% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) ...

Indonesia’s banking sector is highly underdeveloped. At 55% of GDP in 2018, the bank asset penetration ratio is am🉐ong the lowest in Asia. The sector’s gross value added (GVA) generates slightly over 3% of the overall economy and a total 🌠...

The agriculture sector has historically served as a pillar of the Indonesian economy. Providing occupation for about a 𒆙third of the♉ population and contributing to 13% of the country’s GDP, the sector is seen by the government as strategically ...

A home to the largest automotive market in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has gradual🃏ly evolved to become one of the largest motor-vehicle producers in the region. The transport equipment sector is an important pillar ♏of Indonesia’s manufacturing, ...

The construction and real esꦫtate sector plays an important part in the Indonesian economy. The sector’s combined gross value added (GVA) accounted for 13.3% of the country’s GDP in 2018. The construction sector alone generated 10.5% of ...

Southeast Asia is an i♍mportant player in the hydrocarbon industry, being home to a tenth of the world’s natural gas reserves and nearly 3% of the global oil reserves. The region’s share in global natural gas production stood at 16.5% in ...