Discover the advantages of investing in Industropolis Batang—a strategic location, government support, and an integrated ecosystem built for business growth.
Indonesia's Special Economic Zone
Indonesia’s Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy enhances investment competitiveness by providing fiscal and non-fiscal incentives with clear regulatory certainty at both national and regional levels. These incentives are regulated under the Job Creation Law and Government Regulation No. 40 of 2021, covering taxation, customs, excise, and other investment facilities.
The table below highlights the Income Tax incentives available within Indonesia’s SEZs.
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Infrastructure & Logistic Connectivity
Strategically connected to major ports, toll roads, airports, and rail networks, ensuring seamless logistics access and efficient movement of goods across Java and beyond.
One-Stop Services
One-Stop Services are part of our commitment to providing investors with easier access to trusted and verified service partners across various sectors, including construction, banking, employment, transportation, and other supporting services. This integrated platform is designed to simplify coordination and support investors throughout the investment and operational lifecycle within Industropolis Batang.
Through One-Stop Services, investors benefit from a curated ecosystem aligned with Special Economic Zone (SEZ) regulations, ensuring efficiency, compliance, and operational readiness. By centralizing access to essential services, Industropolis Batang helps reduce administrative complexity and enables investors to focus on business execution and growth.
Key service areas include :
Project development and construction support
Financial and banking services facilitation
Workforce and employment services
Logistics, transportation, and customs-related support
Utilities and infrastructure coordination
Ongoing operational and aftercare assistance
Policy Aspect
Explore the regulatory framework of Industropolis Batang, clear, accessible, and designed to provide certainty for investors and businesses.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
Attracting international capital to bolster economic growth and innovation through strategic partnerships and investments.
Pioneering Industry
Fostering cutting-edge sectors to drive technological advancements, enhance competitiveness, and position the nation as a leader in emerging markets.
Local Labor Intake
Prioritizing domestic workforce integration to stimulate employment opportunities, enhance skill development, and contribute to sustainable economic development.
Import Substitution
Encouraging the production of domestically manufactured goods to reduce reliance on imports, bolster self-sufficiency, and fortify the resilience of the national economy.
Renewable Energy
Promoting the adoption and development of sustainable energy sources to mitigate environmental impact, enhance energy security, and contribute to a greener and more sustainable future.
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia is commited to providing full support for the development of the country’s economy through a variety of policies, including:
I. Strategic National
- The issuance of Presidential Regulation No. 109 of 2020 on Strategic National Projects.
- The issuance of Presidential Regulation No. 106 of 2022 on Strategic National Projects – Accelerating Investment through the Development of the Integrated Batang Industrial Area in Central Java Province.
II. Capital Investment, Investment, and Taxation
- Government Regulation Number 78 of 2019 on Income Tax Facilities for Capital Investment in Certain Business Sectors and/or in Certain Regions. The regulation applies to diverse sectors like manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, and infrastructure. Eligible businesses can gain benefits such as tax exemptions, tax deductions, and accelerated depreciation.
- Minister of Finance Regulation No. 11/PMK.010/2020 Implementation of Government Regulation No. 78 of 2019 concerning Income Tax Facilities for Capital Investment in Certain Business Sectors and/or in Certain Regions. This regulation implements Government Regulation No. 78 of 2019 by defining eligible business sectors and regions, tax incentives, and requirements and procedures for obtaining them.
- Minister of Finance Regulation No. 130/PMK.010/2020 of 2020 concerning the Provision of Corporate Income Tax Reduction Facilities. This regulation grants corporate income tax reduction facilities, such as tax holiday and tax allowance, to taxpayers who meet certain requirements.
- The Investment Coordinating Board Regulation No. 7 of 2020 on the Details of Business Fields and Types of Production of Pioneer Industries as well as the Procedures for Providing Corporate Income Tax Reduction Facilities. This regulation defines pioneer industries and sets out the procedures for obtaining pioneer industry status.