Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 29 July 2009

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Demand for Office Space In Jakarta Rises in Q2

Jakarta-based property consultancy PT Procon Indah said the office rental property market showed signs of improvement in the second quarter, while the retail property market, which usually spearheads recovery in the property sector after a downturn, was suffering from oversupply.

SME Confidence Survey Shows Uptick In Sentiment, Investment and Hiring

The nation’s small and medium-sized enterprises are increasingly optimistic that their businesses will improve in the second half of the year and are planning to make more investments and hire more workers, according to a survey released on Tuesday.

Incoming Indonesian Tax Chief Promises to Chase Down Cheaters

Mochamad Tjiptardjo, the country’s new top taxation official, pledged at his swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday to do his best to hit tax-revenue targets this year and continue the government’s efforts to chase down tax evaders, especially big corporations.

Pertagas to build $27 million LPG plant in Bekasi

PT Pertamina Gas (Pertagas), a subsidiary of state oil and gas company PT Pertamina, has allocated about US$27 million to build a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) plant in Bekasi, west of Jakarta.The company is tendering the project, the company's president director Suharyanto told reporters Tuesday.

Batam to hold small and medium enterprises expo

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) will stage an expo on small and medium enterprises from eight Southeast Asian (ASEAN) countries in Batam from July 30 to Aug. 2.Head of the Batam branch of Kadin, Nada Faza Soraya, said Tuesday that business players from the ASEAN countries - Indonesia,...

Industry Department Says Sanyo to Improve Capacity In Indonesia

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: Sanyo Electric Co Ltd Global the Japanese electronic appliances maker reprtedly to move some of its capacity from its facility in China to Indonesia, the Industry Department said on Tuesday.

Research in Motion Could Face Sanctions From Indonesia Trade Department

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: Trade Department said Canadian Research in Motion, the producer of the latest communication gadget, Blacberry will face sanctions if the company failed to comply with local regulation on after sales service.