Indonesia’s electric vehicle market is entering a new phase. After several years of demand-side incentives and growing consumer adoption, the market is shifting decisively toward local production, supply-chain localization, and industrial integration. The opportunity is no longer simply about selling more electric vehicles. For OEMs, component suppliers, infrastructure operators, and investors, the question is increasingly how to build a competitive position within Indonesia’

For a country of more than 17,000 islands where fibre and 4G economics break down past the populated cores, satellite has long been the connectivity layer that steps in to fill the gap. But the landscape is beginning to look different. New domestic capacity is coming online, LEO connectivity has entered the market through Starlink, and Indonesia’s growing digital economy is creating demand that stretches far beyond its traditional 3T connectivity mandate. At the same time, th

Fifty days into the Iran War, Indonesia finds itself navigating a significant global energy shock with a response that has been both steady and proactive. Despite sharp oil price increases and currency pressure, the government has prioritized domestic stability—holding fuel prices constant for over 280 million people while maintaining fiscal discipline. Strong pre-crisis fundamentals have provided a solid base to absorb the immediate impact. At the same time, Jakarta has move