#中国投资者涌向印尼

**The Reasons and Impacts of Chinese Capital Accelerating Its Layout in Indonesia**

Data from the first half of 2025 shows that direct investment from mainland China in Indonesia reached USD 3.6 billion. Although this represents a slight year-on-year decline of 8%, it still maintains Indonesia's position as the third-largest source of foreign investment, following Singapore and Hong Kong. Current investments are showing a significant trend towards diversification, gradually extending from mineral processing to broader fields.

**Core Driving Factors:**

1. **Policy Dividends**

The Indonesian government is actively introducing foreign investment incentive policies, focusing on supporting resource deep-processing industries. Chinese capital accounts for 12% of investments in this field, with a cumulative scale exceeding 280.8 trillion Indonesian Rupiah (approximately USD 17.2 billion). Special residency permit policies such as the "Golden Visa" further enhance investment attractiveness.

2. **Market Depth Advantage**

With a population of 270 million, Indonesia, as the world's seventh-largest economy, offers Chinese investors a vast incremental space in the consumer market.

3. **Strategic Resource Layout**

Indonesia's rich key mineral resources, such as nickel, copper, and coal, are deeply integrated into China's industrial chain system. A typical example is in the nickel smelting sector, where Tsingshan Holding and Jiangsu Delong Nickel Industry have captured over 70% of the country's refining capacity.

4. **Avoidance of Trade Barriers**

To counteract the more than 30% high tariffs imposed by the United States on Chinese products, Chinese companies are achieving strategic transfers through production bases in Indonesia, reducing the tariffs on similar products exported to the U.S. to 19%.

**Market Impact Evident:**

The intensive influx of capital has significantly driven up the costs of industrial real estate in Indonesia. In the first quarter of 2025, prices for industrial land and storage surged by 15%-25% year-on-year, marking the highest growth rate in nearly twenty years.