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Thomas France – Cofounder, Ledger

“South east asia is a region where we are experiencing some strong traction. At Blackarrow’s Blockchain conference in Jakarta, we met some key business stakeholders of the community during the conference which will help us grow Ledger’s business in south east asia”

Team Genesis Mining

“The Genesis Mining team would like to thank Blackarrow Conferences for the wonderful execution of BTCC Jakarta conference. This is the 5th conference we are partnering with Blackarrow and what stands out every time is Sarfraz's attention to detail and his focus on helping participants network. Good Luck for future events”

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Dec 12 // 24

Business in Indonesia    //

Indonesia is a large, dynamic market driven by strong traditional sectors like mining, agriculture, and manufacturing, alongside a rapidly growing digital economy in e-commerce and fintech.Key sectors for growth include electronics, automotive, and tourism, supported by a large, young population and increasing internet penetration. Foreign investment is encouraged, but success requires navigating complex regulations, building strong relationships, and choosing the right business structure, such as a PT PMA for foreign-owned companies.

 


Jul 05 // 25

Indonesian FMCG    //

The top companies in Indonesia's Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market include major local conglomerates like Indofood and Wings Group, alongside multinational giants such as Unilever, Nestlé, and P&G. Other key players are Mayora Indah, known for its packaged food and beverages, Kalbe Farma, a significant health and food product manufacturer, and companies like Danone and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners in the beverage sector. 


Aug 19 // 19

Indonesian Economy    //

Indonesia's economic outlook for 2025 is projected to be one of moderate growth, likely below 5%, influenced by factors like global trade tensions and domestic policy uncertainty, despite efforts to stimulate growth through public investment. While official figures showed strong Q2 growth of 5.12%, some forecasts, such as the OECD's, have revised downward to 4.7%, citing global uncertainties and domestic policy concerns. Key sectors like manufacturing face challenges from competition and trade dynamics, while the government plans to boost public spending to drive growth.

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