#中国投资者涌向印尼 Chinese investors are accelerating their entry into Indonesia, mainly attracted by its 19% tariff advantage on exports to the United States (compared to over 30% from China) and being the largest consumer market in Southeast Asia (270 million people). In the first half of 2025, China's direct investment in Indonesia grew by 6.5% year-on-year to 8.2 billion USD, focusing on electric vehicles, nickel smelting, and the digital economy, such as BYD's investment of 1.3 billion USD to build an electric vehicle factory, and Huawei's promotion of 5G smart warehouse construction. As a result, industrial real estate prices soared by 25%, and there was a 'lightning landing' demand in industrial zones like West Java. However, investors face challenges such as complicated approvals and lagging infrastructure, while Indonesia's plan to cancel tariffs on American goods raises concerns about its policy towards China. As US-China trade frictions continue, Indonesia is becoming a key node in the global supply chain restructuring.