#中国投资者涌向印尼 Indonesia's 'Hot' Backstage: Chinese Bosses' 'Tariff Evasion Techniques' and the Temptation of a Trillion-Dollar Market

As the U.S. imposes a 30% tariff on Chinese goods, Chinese bosses are eyeing Indonesia as a 'Feng Shui treasure land' — here, the tariff for exports to the U.S. is only 19%, and it boasts a consumer market of 280 million people, with a young population and more motorcycles than people!

From toy factories to electric vehicle giants, Chinese companies are scrambling to enter Indonesia's industrial parks. Land prices in West Java have skyrocketed by 25% in a year, and agents' phones are ringing off the hook: 'Chinese clients want factories that are already 'ready-made', eager to start working as soon as tomorrow!' Even more enticing is the profit: in Indonesia's manufacturing sector, net profit margins can soar to 30%, ten times that of domestic levels! Even the boss selling motorcycle headlights boasts: 'Taking over Indonesia is like taking over half of Southeast Asia!'

However, this gold rush is also fraught with pitfalls: slow approvals and poor infrastructure, with even Indonesian officials admitting they are 'not yet ready to welcome so much investment.' But who can resist the temptation? After all, this is not only a 'tax haven' but also a candidate for the next global factory — Chinese technology + Indonesian resources are rewriting the global supply chain map.