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Indonesia continues to try to attract Apple Investment from big technology companies like Apple. One of the strategies relied on is the implementation of the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) regulation. However, is this policy effective enough to boost investment and strengthen Indonesia's economic competitiveness? LPEM FEB UI economist Teuku Riefky provides an in-depth analysis on this matter. What is TKDN and Why is it Implemented? The Domestic Component Level (TKDN) is a policy that requires products or services sold in Indonesia to have a certain percentage of local components. This policy aims to: Encourage the use of domestic products. Reduce dependence on imports. Increase the competitiveness of local industries. However, this policy is not new. Developed countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany have also implemented similar policies. Unfortunately, developing countries such as India, Vietnam, and Malaysia have started to abandon this approach in favor of a more global market-oriented strategy. Why TKDN is Valued [...]
Positive Signal of iPhone 16 Presence in Indonesia Good news for Apple product lovers in Indonesia. The presence of the iPhone 16 series in the country is increasingly showing positive signals after Apple made a major investment commitment to the Indonesian government. This step is expected to accelerate the legalization process of marketing Apple's flagship products in the local market. Apple Investment: US$1 Billion Commitment Apple has expressed its readiness to invest US$1 billion (equivalent to Rp 15.95 trillion) in Indonesia. This statement was made by the Minister of Investment and Downstream/Head of BKPM Rosan Roeslani on Thursday (12/12/2024). Previously, Apple was in the spotlight because it had not met the requirements for the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) required by the Indonesian government. Without this certificate, Apple products cannot be officially marketed in Indonesia. - iPhone 16 in Indonesia However, with an investment commitment that is ten times greater than the previous offer, the government is now [...]
Investasi Apple di Indonesia - Langkah Apple Inc. berinvestasi dalam rantai pasok produksi di Indonesia adalah sebuah kemajuan yang patut diapresiasi. Menurut Mohammad Faisal, Direktur Eksekutif CORE (Center of Reform on Economics) Indonesia, keputusan Apple untuk memindahkan salah satu supply chain mereka ke Indonesia, seperti produksi AirTag, memberikan peluang besar bagi pengembangan industri lokal. Namun, Faisal menekankan pentingnya langkah lanjutan dari pemerintah untuk memastikan investasi tersebut membawa dampak yang signifikan. Hal ini tidak hanya menyangkut pemenuhan Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri (TKDN), tetapi juga pembangunan ekosistem industri pendukung yang kuat. Peluang dari Kehadiran Apple di Indonesia Keputusan Apple untuk memindahkan sebagian rantai produksinya ke Indonesia dianggap sebagai sinyal positif bagi iklim investasi. Realisasi pabrik AirTag di Indonesia dapat membuka beberapa peluang besar, seperti: Peningkatan Nilai Tambah Industri LokalKehadiran pabrik Apple memungkinkan Indonesia untuk mengekspor produk dengan nilai tambah yang lebih tinggi. […]
iPhone 16, the latest series from Apple, is currently illegal to sell in Indonesia. Minister of Industry (Menperin) Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita gave a firm statement regarding this status amid pre-order news that began circulating on social media. Facts About the Illegal Status of the iPhone 16 in Indonesia On December 20, 2024, Minister of Industry Agus Gumiwang emphasized that the iPhone 16 has not met the requirements to be officially sold in Indonesia. According to him, the pre-order claims circulating in the community are not true. "(The iPhone) is still illegal (to be sold in Indonesia)," Agus said at the Ministry of Industry Office, Jakarta. He added that the Apple negotiator appointed to discuss the investment proposal with the Indonesian government has not even scheduled an official meeting. iPhone 16 Pre-Order News: Misinformation or Error? News that the iPhone 16 is already available for pre-order in Indonesia began to surface on social media. Some sources even said that the requirement to fulfill the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) will soon [...]
Indonesia is a very attractive market for Apple, given its large population and high mobile phone usage rate. According to government data, there are more than 350 million active cell phones in Indonesia, far exceeding the population of 270 million. - Apple Builds Factory However, this huge potential does not necessarily make Indonesia the first choice location for Apple to set up a factory. Some of the challenges Apple faces in Indonesia include: 1. TKDN (Domestic Component Level) Requirements The Indonesian government requires electronic device manufacturers to fulfill TKDN requirements so that their products can be freely marketed in the country. This requirement requires companies to use a certain amount of local components, which is an obstacle for Apple that relies more on global supply chains. - Less Competitive Manufacturing Infrastructure Compared to Vietnam, manufacturing infrastructure in Indonesia still needs a lot of improvement. Regulatory instability and [...]
Indonesian Government Rejects Apple Investment The Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) confirmed that Apple has submitted an investment offer of US$100 million, or around Rp 1.59 trillion (exchange rate Rp 15,931.62) for two years in Indonesia. This offer is Apple's attempt to obtain permission to lift the block on iPhone 16 sales in Indonesia. Interestingly, this figure is ten times higher than Apple's initial plan which only offered an investment of 10 million US dollars, or Rp 158 billion, for the construction of an accessory factory in Bandung, West Java. Although it seems tempting, the government has not yet approved the offer. According to Febri Hendri Antoni Arif, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Industry, the government hopes Apple's investment can be greater than US$100 million. "Not yet, it has not been decided that we accept. Not yet," Febri said when giving a statement at the Ministry of Industry Office, Jakarta. Apple's Investment Plan in Indonesia Apple proposed an investment plan worth Rp 1.59 trillion for the [...] period.
Bocoran Investasi Rp 1,58 Triliun Apple di Indonesia - Apple, salah satu raksasa teknologi dunia, terus menunjukkan komitmennya untuk berinvestasi di Indonesia. Terbaru, Apple mengajukan proposal investasi senilai $100 juta atau sekitar Rp1,58 triliun kepada Kementerian Perindustrian (Kemenperin). Proposal ini tidak hanya melanjutkan investasi sebelumnya yang bernilai $10 juta, tetapi juga membawa rencana ambisius untuk memperkuat ekosistem teknologi lokal. Berikut detail proposal tersebut berdasarkan informasi dari berbagai sumber terpercaya. Investasi Strategis untuk Pusat Pengembangan dan Akademi Salah satu sorotan utama dalam proposal ini adalah investasi pada pengembangan Product Development Center dan Professional Developer Academy. Apple mengalokasikan dana besar untuk mencetak talenta digital Indonesia yang siap bersaing di pasar global. Detail Akademi yang Direncanakan Apple telah memiliki tiga akademi yang aktif di Indonesia dan berencana menambah dua lagi di Jakarta dan Bali hingga tahun 2026. Akademi-akademi ini akan menawarkan pelatihan di […]
President Prabowo Subianto recently gave the green light for Apple's major investment in Indonesia. The iPhone maker is rumored to be investing US$ 1 billion or equivalent to Rp 16 trillion. This investment includes the construction of an AirTag factory in Batam and has the potential to strengthen Apple's position in Southeast Asian markets, including Indonesia. In this article, we will discuss the details of the investment, its impact, and the leaked price of the iPhone 16 that will soon enter the country. Also Read: iPhone 14 Series Price in Indonesia, More Expensive than 13 Series AirTag Factory in Batam: What You Need to Know? Apple, through one of its partners, Foxconn, will build an AirTag production plant in Batam. AirTag is a small tracking device designed to help users locate personal items such as keys, wallets, and bags. Here are the key features of AirTag that make it popular: AirTag Key Features: Item Tracking: With AirTag, users can track [...]
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