Estrutura e oportunidades de investimento na Indonésia
Procedures Relative to Foreign Investment
- Freedom of Establishment
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Not guaranteed in all sectors. Indonesia restricts foreign investment in some sectors through a Negative Investment List.
- Acquisition of Holdings
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A majority holding interest in the capital of an Indonesian company is legal, except in certain sectors of activity.
- Obligation to Declare
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The Investment Coordination Board, or BKPM, acts as an investment promotion agency, regulatory body and agency responsible for approving planned investments in Indonesia. Consequently, it is the first point of contact for foreign investors, particularly in the manufacturing, industrial and non-financial services sectors.
- Competent Organisation For the Declaration
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Agency for the control of food and drugs (BPOM)
Bureau for the coordination of investments (BKPM)
- Requests For Specific Authorisations
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Restrictions on FDI are outlined in Presidential Decree No.44/2016. The Negative Investment List aims to consolidate the restrictions on FDI resulting from numerous decrees and regulations, in order to create more certainty for foreign and domestic investors. The 2016 revision of the list has relaxed restrictions in a number of previously closed or limited fields.
Among the partially open sectors for foreign investment, there are:- A construction services business is open for up to 67% foreign investment (70% if the foreign investor is from an ASEAN nation).
- A distribution business that is not affiliated with a manufacturing business is open for up to 67% foreign investment; however, the distribution business becomes open to 100% foreign investment if it is affiliated with the manufacturer.
- An insurance business is open for up to 80% foreign investment.
Before conducting business in the abovementioned sectors , approval must be obtained from the competent organization BKPM.
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