Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 23 August 2007

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Indosat boosts capital expenditure to $1.2b

PT Indosat, the country's second largest mobile phone operator, will increase its capital expenditure this year to US$1.2 billion from $1 billion as initially planned to further expand its networks and improve the quality of its services.

Indonesia least attractive country for foreign retailers: Survey

Despite its high population and large economic size, Indonesia is among the least attractive countries for foreign retailers to invest in, according to a survey conducted recently by management consulting firm A.T. Kearney.Speaking here Wednesday during a seminar on retailers' distribution, A.T.

Indonesia, Singapore to meet again on economic zone

The government looks set to develop Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the Batam, Bintan and Karimun islands with Singapore, after issuing regulations relating to implementation of the SEZs earlier this week.

Indonesian companies chase green gold mine

More Indonesian companies are getting involved in greening projects to tap into the massive financial potential of the emerging global carbon trading business.As of this month, the government has approved 13 carbon trading projects, exceeding this year's target of 10 projects.

Australia to hold building, construction expo in Jakarta

JAKARTA (Antara): A large number of Australian companies were set to participate in next week's Australian Building Exhibition in Jakarta end of this month, highlighting the strong Australian interest in trade and investment opportunities in Indonesia, Australia's Ambassador to Indonesia Bill...

Bridgestone to boost tyre output in Indonesia, India

Tokyo (ANTARA News/Asia Pulse) - Japan's Bridgestone Corp. (TSE:5108) unveiled plans Wednesday to expand production of car tyres in Asia amid low labour costs and growing local demand.The world's largest maker of tyres and industrial rubber products by sales value intends to spend 15.