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        "id": 1795176,
        "msgid": "industry-minister-requests-additional-rp-1-59-trillion-budget-for-2027-1781079102",
        "date": "2026-06-10 14:01:03",
        "title": "Industry Minister Requests Additional Rp 1.59 Trillion Budget for 2027",
        "author": "",
        "source": "TEMPO_ID_BISNIS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Industry Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita has proposed an additional budget of Rp 1.59 trillion to the House of Representatives, aiming to strengthen priority programmes in industrial downstreaming, SME development, and human resources. The extra funding would bring the ministry's total indicative budget ceiling for 2027 to Rp 3.60 trillion, up from the initial Rp 2.01 trillion. Key activities planned include machinery restructuring for 256 industries and the facilitation of nearly 7,500 small and medium enterprises.",
        "content": "<p>Industry Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita has proposed an\nadditional budget of Rp 1.59 trillion to House Commission VII. The\nrequest aims to augment the Ministry of Industry\u2019s indicative ceiling\nfor 2027. \u201cTo strengthen the implementation of priority programmes that\nhave a direct impact on increasing productivity, improving\ncompetitiveness, downstreaming programmes, strengthening small and\nmedium industries, human resource development, and national industrial\ntransformation,\u201d Agus Gumiwang said during a working meeting with House\nCommission VII at the parliamentary complex in Jakarta on Wednesday, 10\nJune 2026. The indicative ceiling for the Ministry of Industry in 2027\nstands at Rp 2.01 trillion, compared to Rp 2.11 trillion in 2026. If\napproved by the House, the total budget ceiling would become Rp 3.60\ntrillion. The detailed breakdown of the indicative ceiling, proposed\nadditional funds, and the total budget proposal from each unit within\nthe Ministry of Industry is as follows: 1. Secretariat General: Rp\n226,369,309,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp 144,407,457,000 (additional\nproposal), Rp 370,776,766,000 (total proposed budget ceiling). 2.\nDirectorate General of Agro Industry: Rp 51,986,748,000 (indicative\nceiling), Rp 131,650,000,000 (additional proposal), Rp 183,636,748,000\n(total proposed budget ceiling). 3. Directorate General of Chemical,\nPharmaceutical, and Textile Industry: Rp 59,652,890,000 (indicative\nceiling), Rp 148,950,000,000 (additional proposal), Rp 208,602,890,000\n(total proposed budget ceiling). 4. Directorate General of Metal,\nMachinery, Transportation Equipment, and Electronics Industry: Rp\n62,902,779,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp 116,364,098,000 (additional\nproposal), Rp 179,266,877,000 (total proposed budget ceiling). 5.\nDirectorate General of Small, Medium, and Miscellaneous Industries: Rp\n119,958,014,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp 477,763,222,000 (additional\nproposal), Rp 597,721,236,000 (total proposed budget ceiling). 6.\nInspectorate General: Rp 35,040,251,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp\n9,831,991,000 (additional proposal), Rp 44,872,242,000 (total proposed\nbudget ceiling). 7. Agency for Industrial Standardisation and Policy\nServices: Rp 713,162,121,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp 215,878,600,000\n(additional proposal), Rp 929,040,721,000 (total proposed budget\nceiling). 8. Directorate General of Resilience, Territory, and\nInternational Industrial Access: Rp 54,306,644,000 (indicative ceiling),\nRp 65,365,689,000 (additional proposal), Rp 119,672,333,000 (total\nproposed budget ceiling). 9. Agency for Industrial Human Resource\nDevelopment: Rp 690,255,631,000 (indicative ceiling), Rp 282,405,902,000\n(additional proposal), Rp 972,661,533,000 (total proposed budget\nceiling). The main activities proposed are: 1. Restructuring of\nIndustrial Machinery\/Equipment: Targeting 256 industries, with a budget\nof Rp 202.78 billion. 2. Procurement of Testing Equipment to Support SNI\nImplementation and Industrial Downstreaming: Targeting 145 units, with a\nbudget of Rp 162.55 billion. 3. Natural Resource-Based Downstreaming and\nPriority Industry Development: Targeting 182 industries\/policies, with a\nbudget of Rp 138.69 billion. 4. Facilitation of SMEs in Product\nDevelopment, Product Standards, Market Access, and others: Targeting\n7,472 SMEs, with a budget of Rp 136.62 billion. 5. Restarting Small\nIndustries for Post-Disaster Management: Targeting 254 small industries,\nwith a budget of Rp 120.51 billion. 6. Fostering New SME Entrepreneurs:\nTargeting 2,730 new entrepreneurs, with a budget of Rp 78 billion. 7.\nBuilding Renovations and Procurement of Vocational Education Facilities:\nTargeting 18 units\/packages, with a budget of Rp 71.49 billion. 8.\nImplementation of Higher and Secondary Vocational Education: Targeting\n11,597 people, with a budget of Rp 71.06 billion. 9. Industrial\nVocational Training: Targeting 9,400 people, with a budget of Rp 63\nbillion. 10. Development of an Industrial Information System: Targeting\n1 unit, with a budget of Rp 55.95 billion. Meanwhile, the indicative\nceiling for the Ministry of Industry for 2027 is Rp 2,013,634,387, with\nthe following types of expenditure and funding sources: Expenditure\ntypes: 1. Personnel Expenditure: Rp 1,119.31 billion (55.59 percent). 2.\nOperational: Rp 354.41 billion (17.60 percent). 3. Non-Operational: Rp\n539.91 billion (26.81 percent). 4. National Priorities: Rp 208.08\nbillion. 5. Regular: Rp 297.12 billion. 6. Sovereign Sharia Securities:\nRp 34.70 billion. Funding Sources: 1. Pure Rupiah: Rp 1,583.70 billion.\n2. Non-Tax State Revenue: Rp 79.54 billion. 3. Public Service Agencies:\nRp 315.69 billion. 4. Sovereign Sharia Securities: Rp 34.70 billion.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/industry-minister-requests-additional-rp-1-59-trillion-budget-for-2027-1781079102",
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