Two Chinese car maker giants are considering investing in Indonesia given the Southeast Asian country’s promising market.
"There are one or two investors from China [interested in investing in Indonesia]," industry ministry director general for transportation and telecommunications and informatics industries, Budi Darmadi, told reporters on Tuesday.
"They [the potential investors] are still surveying the market ... and yet to decide on car types [they plan to produce]."
Budi said the government would demand Chinese companies set up their production hub in the Southeast Asian region should they wish to tap into the regional market.