Indonesia Launches 100 Billion Level Resource Deep Processing Plan, Opens 35 Strategic Projects to Global Capital

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Indonesia has launched 35 downstream industrial projects to attract hundreds of billions of investment, covering energy, minerals and agricultural processing, accelerating economic diversification and resource value enhancement.

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, the Indonesian government announced through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources that it is accelerating the implementation of 35 downstream industrial projects with a total value of US $123.8 billion (equivalent to 2.015 trillion rupiah), fully opening up cooperation opportunities to international investors. These projects are strategically guided by the transformation of energy structure and the promotion of resource value, forming three core sectors: deep processing of minerals, upgrading of fossil energy, and agricultural industrialization.

In the field of energy security, the project cluster focuses on oil and gas refining, clean coal utilization and new energy technology development, in which the oil and gas sector plans to build a number of intelligent refineries and LNG receiving stations, and the coal sector focuses on the development of carbon capture technology and methanol hydrogen production process. Mineral value-added projects cover nickel-iron alloy, electrolytic aluminum and copper smelting projects. Through the introduction of advanced technologies such as hydrometallurgy, the proportion of raw ore exports has been reduced from 75% to less than 40%.

agricultural industrialization plate breakthrough layout of the oil chemical industry chain, the use of palm oil resources advantages to develop biodiesel, fatty acid derivatives and other high value-added products. The government particularly emphasizes that all projects are equipped with tax incentives, infrastructure guarantees and export facilitation policies to form a full industrial chain ecology from raw material supply to end products. The Ministry of Economic Planning predicts that the plan will increase the proportion of manufacturing in GDP by 5 percentage points and create more than 800000 skilled jobs.

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