Maritime Investment Breakthrough: China Commits USD100 Million for Indonesian Maritime Industry

Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstream/Deputy Head of BKPM Todotua Pasaribu successfully explored strategic maritime and fisheries cooperation with China. The working visit to Xiamen resulted in a USD100 million investment commitment from Zhenghui Group, opening significant opportunities for Indonesia's blue economy transformation.

Integrated Investment in Three Phases

This ambitious program will be implemented in stages across three main regions: Sulawesi, Papua, and Sumatra. The first phase begins in West Sulawesi through collaboration with Kaisar Group, encompassing:

• Provision of 1,500 fishing vessels (500 core vessels and 1,000 plasma vessels)
• Training of 500-1,000 professional marine technicians
• Strengthening sustainable fisheries technology research between Indonesian and Chinese universities

"Downstream development occurs not only in mineral and oil-gas industries, but we seriously develop it in maritime industry," emphasized Deputy Minister Todotua.

Integrated Maritime Industry Ecosystem

The MoU signing between PT KIPAS and three leading Chinese companies - Fujian Yihe Shipbuilding, Zhangzhou Hansheng Ship Design, and CODA - creates a complete ecosystem from ship design to marine product processing.

Zhenghui Group's 2.4-hectare cold storage facility and shipyard with 150-600 GT capacity demonstrates serious commitment to technology transfer and sustainable investment.

Investment and Licensing Information

DPMPTSP Sintang Regency is ready to facilitate similar maritime investment opportunities. Contact us at:

Address: Jl. Pattimura No. 1, Kel. Tanjung Puri Kec. Sintang, Kabupaten Sintang, Kalimantan Barat
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0565-2060001