Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 7 May 2010

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Middle East investors eye Indonesia banking sector

Jakarta: Malaysia's Bank Islam and Middle East investors are keen to buy a stake in Bank Muamalat, the Indonesian bank said yesterday, as they look to tap Indonesia's vast but untested Islamic banking market.

Total Broadband Subscribers Will Nearly Double in 2010: Indosat

The number of broadband subscribers in Indonesia will almost double this year to 14.12 million and will reach 46.1 million in 2013 as more people access the Internet on wireless handsets, mobile telecom firm PT Indosat predicted on Thursday.Indonesia had 7.

Bakerie Plans Wireless Foray to Connect With Rising Youth Demand for Internet

PT Bakrie Telecom plans to enter the wireless broadband business in the third quarter amid growing demand from young consumers. It will use proceeds from an April bond sale to fund the expansion.“Indonesia is a young country with 50 percent of the population below 35, said Amit Bose, the...

Palm Oil Producers to Seek WTO Help Over Green Fears

Indonesia and Malaysia, the world’s biggest palm oil producers, may seek advice from the World Trade Organization to ensure that the European Union’s biodiesel rules do not reduce exports of the commodity, ministers have said.

Indonesia Ranked Six in Cell Phone Users

VIVAnews - Minister of Communications and Information Tifatul Sembiring stated that only 20 percent of total Indonesian population have the ability to access infrastructures and tech contents."In addition, 80 percent of Indonesian people are not tech literate," said Tifatul today, May 6,...

United Tractors Targets Sales at 5,500 Units

VIVAnews - PT United Tractors is targeting that the sales of heavy equipment Komatsu this year would reach 5,500 units, higher than last year's 3,400 units, with the projected income of Rp 20 trillion.According to United Tractors Director Hendrik K Hadiwinata, the estimated increase in sales aims...

Power Plant Operator to Cease Operation Over Electricity Price

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: Operator of a coal power plant in Central Sulawesi has threatened to cease its operation within four days if the State Electricity Company refused to respond to its demand for a higher selling price.

Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur agree to deal with campaigns against palm oil

Yogyakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia and Malaysia, the world`s two largest palm oil producers, agreed at a meeting here on Thursday to deal with negative campaigns against the two countries` palm oil industry.