East Java Investment Opportunities

BY
Ir. LILI SOLEH WARTADIPRADJA,MM

Chairman of Investment Board
EAST JAVA OUTLOOK
1
EAST JAVA ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

2
INVESTMENT POTENTIAL AND

3 ATTRACTIVENESS EAST JAVA
INVESTMENT PROJECT OFFERED

4
EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Badan Penanaman Modal
RAJAWALI NO. Provinsi Jawa Timur
6-8 SURABAYA
Surabaya 8 April 2015
1
11.00 JST
TOKYO Tokyo
10.00 WIB
Surabaya
Time offset :
Tokyo (JST) - 2 hours
Jakarta
Distance : Minimum Flight duration:
Banten
Tokyo, Japan Jakarta, West
Tokyo Taipe Surabaya
Indonesia : Java Central Java Surabaya About 6 hours
3.593,14miles
Jakarta Surabaya : Yogyakarta Bali
418 miles East Java Province
East Java Investment Board

Website : bpm.jatimprov.go.id & p2t.jatimprov.go.id | Email : invest@bpmjatim.go.id
EAST JAVA AT GLANCE
o Land Area :
47,158 km2
o Sea Area :
110,000 km2
Jakarta
o Coastal Length :
2,834 km
Banten
o Admistration Area :
West
Java 29 Regencies & 9 Cities
Central Java
Surabaya
oSurabaya City as Provincial
Capital is The 2nd largest City in
Yogyakarta Indonesia.
oPopulation in 2013 :
East Java Province
38.36 million people
oPopulation Density in
2013 : 800 people/km2
oMain livelyhoods :
Agriculture Sector
Bali

RAJAWALI NO. 6-8 SURABAYA INDONESIA
Beautiful &
Fertile
Rich Mineral
Vision : As a Leading
in Agribusiness
Centers , Globally
Competitive and
Sustainable

STRATEGIC LOCATION: EAST JAVA AS A HUB
Strategic positioning of Tanjung Perak Port

and the international container routes
possibilities

2
EAST JAVA ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

14 6.31 6.64
12 6.44 5.86
6.08
10
5.18
8
6.17
5.58
6 4.71
6.38
6.03
4 5.02
0
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Q1.
2015
EAST JAVA NATIONAL
Source: BPS East Java Province

PROVINCE 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Q1.
2015
JAKARTA 6,53 6,73 6,53 6,11 5,95 5,08
WEST JAVA 6,66 6,50 6,50 6,34 5,06 4,93
CENTRAL JAVA 6,10 5,30 5,34 5,14 5,42 5,54
YOGYAKARTA 4,58 5,21 5,37 5,49 5,18 4,20
EAST JAVA 6,31 6,44 6,64 6.08 5,86 5,18
BANTEN 6,56 7,03 6,83 7,13 5,47 5,69

GDP GROWTH RATE AND DISTRIBUTION PER ISLAND Q1-2015
GROWTH RATE GROWTH
ISLAND DISTRIBU-TION
Y ON Y Q TO Q RESOURCES
SUMATERA 3,53 0,03 0,78 22,56
JAVA 5,17 0,49 3,00 58,30
BALI & 8,86 -1,41 0,25 2,97
SOUTHEAST 1,06 -3,44 0,10 8,26
NUSA
SULAWESI 7,32 -3,00 0,40 5,72
MALUKU & 3,74 -0,99 0,09 2,19
PAPUA
8,26% 5,72 %
2,19 %
22,56 %
58,30 %
2,97 %
FIELD OF BUSINESS
A Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries
B Mining and Quarrying
C Processing Industry
D Procurement Electricity, Gas, and Ice Production
E Water Supply, Waste, and Recycling
F construction
Wholesale and Retail, Resparasi Cars and
G
Motorcycles
H Transportation and Warehousing
I Accommodation providers and Eat Drink
J Information and Communication
K Financial Services and Insurance
L Real Estate
M Business Services
Government Administration, Defense, and Social
N
Security
O Education services
P Health Services and Social Activities
Q Other services
Growth Resources
Rate of Growth

FIELD OF BUSINESS R,S,T 0.09
6.19
A Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Q 0.55
8.62
B Mining and Quarrying
P 0.22
C Processing Industry 8.83
D Procurement Electricity, Gas, and Ice Production O 0.1
4.63
E Water Supply, Waste, and Recycling M,N 0.04
4.84
F construction 0.12
L 6.57
Wholesale and Retail, Resparasi Cars and
G 0.22
Motorcycles K 8.77
H Transportation and Warehousing J 0.39
6.97
I Accommodation providers and Eat Drink 0.33
I 6.81
J Information and Communication
H 0.17
K Financial Services and Insurance 6.01
L Real Estate G 1.08
6.04
M Business Services F 0.56
6.56
Government Administration, Defense, and Social
N E 0
Security 4.1
O Education services -0.37D
0
P Health Services and Social Activities C 1.58
5.28
Q Other services
B 0.11
Source: BPS East Java Province 2.28
A 0.11
0.83
Growth Resources -2 0 2 4 6 8 10
Rate of Growth GROWTH RESOURCES RATE OF GROWTH

GDP STRUCTURE BY EXPENDITURE OF EAST JAVA
2014 Q1-2014 Q2-2015
61.29
61.25
61.59
27.29 26.22
26.34 21.99
15.84
21.27
19.27
6.34 17.1815.96
1.17 3.56 4.19 6.46
5.05 4.28 5.31 6.2
1.21 1.25 4.56
HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION GOVERNMENT GROSS FIXED CHANGE IN EXPORT IMPORT NET EXPORTS
CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE CONSUMPTION CAPITAL INVENTORY OVERSEAS OVERSEAS BETWEEN
EXPENDITURE LNPRT EXPENDITURE FORMATION REGIONS

1,800,000.00
1,600,000.00
1,400,000.00
1,200,000.00
1,000,000.00
800,000.00
600,000.00
400,000.00
200,000.00
0.00
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Year 2000 PDRB ADHB (Milyar Rp) 778,564.24 884,502.64 1,001,200.74 1,136,157.86 1,291,998.78
Year 2000 PDRB ADHB (Milyar Rp) 342,280.76 366,983.28 393,662.84 419,443.70 444,855.71
Year 2010 PDRB ADHB (Milyar Rp) 990,649.44 1,119,877.16 1,247,767.29 1,382,434.85 1,540,696.53
Year 2010 PDRB ADHB (Milyar Rp) 990,648.84 1,054,401.77 1,124,464.64 1,192,841.86 1,262,700.21

Electricity, Gas, &
Water
1,29% Building
4,80%
Processing Trade, hotels &

industry restorants
26,20% 31,21%
Transportation &
communication
Mining & 6%
Agriculture
quarrying
15,63% Service
1,90% Finance, Real
7,88% Estate &
Business Service
5,11%

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE (TPT)
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE (TPT)
NASIONAL EAST JAVA
4.91
4.18
4.14
3.95 4.02
4.31
7.41
6.8
6.32
5.92 5.7
4.81
FEB '10 FEB'11 FEB'12 FEB'13 FEB'14 FEB'15

Source: BPS and BPS East Java Indonesia

RING I RING III
Regional Regional
NO REGENCY/CITY minimum NO REGENCY/CITY minimum
wages US $ wages US $
RING I RING III
1 Surabaya City 204 18 Kediri City 101
2 Gresik Regency 204 19 Bojonegoro Regency 99
20 Kediri Regency 99
3 Sidoarjo Regency 204
21 Lumajang Regency 97
4 Pasuruan Regency 203
22 Tulungagung Regency 97
5 Mojokerto Regency 203
RING II 23 Bondowoso Regency 96
Regional 24 Bangkalan Regency 96
NO REGENCY/CITY minimum 25 Nganjuk Regency 95
wages US $
26 Blitar Regency 95
RING II
27 Sumenep Regency 94
6 Malang Regency 148
28 Madiun City 94
7 Malang City 141
29 Blitar City 94
8 Batu City 141
30 Sampang Regency 93
9 Jombang Regency 129
31 Situbondo Regency 91
10 Tuban Regency 118
32 Pamekasan Regency 91
11 Pasuruan City 118
33 Madiun Regency 90
12 Probolinggo Regency 117
13 Jember Regency 110 34 Ngawi Regency 87
14 Mojokerto City 108 35 Ponorogo Regency 87
15 Probolinggo City 108 36 Pacitan Regency 87
16 Banyuwangi Regency 107 37 Trenggalek Regency 87
17 Lamongan Regency 107 38 Magetan Regency 87
TRADE PERFORMANCE EXPORT - IMPORT (BILLION Rp)
PERFORMANCE 2012 2013 2014
INTERNATIONAL
EXPOR 173.320,33 191.653,93 189.705,94

IMPOR 219.859,96 237.310,17 296.717,51
INTERREGIONAL
EXPOR 300.591,30 347.457,04 421.617,28

IMPOR 238.633,25 275.604,83 321.447,40
SUR/DEF -46.539,63 -45.656,24 -107.011,56

INTERNATIONAL
SUR/DEF 61.958,06 71.852,21 100.169,88
INTERREGIONAL
SURPLUS 15.418,43 26.195,97 -6.841,68

INTERNATIONAL & INTERREGIONAL TRADE
PERFORMANCE Q1-2014 & Q1-2015
INTERNATIONAL TRADE ( MILLION Rp) INTERREGIONAL TRADE ( BILLION Rp)
EXPORT IMPORT
EXPORT IMPORT
6,023.05 83.344
5,102.85
4,947.19 4,774.45 77.521
70.385 70.385
Q1-2014 Q1-2015 Q1-2014 Q1-2015

EAST JAVA EXPORT BY SECTOR
Q1-2014 Q1-2015
0,17%
0,1% US$ 0.01
US$ 0,004 BILLION 1,94%
7,47% US$ 0.90
BILLION
4,5% US4 US$0,35 BILLION
7,28% 0,22 BILLION BILLION
US$ 0,36
BILLION INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY
88,11% AGRICULTURE
US$ 4,36 AGRICULTURE
BILLION OTHER MINE
OTHER MINE
90% OIL & GAS
OIL & GAS US$ 4.32
BILLION

EAST JAVA INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
COMPARISON WITH NASIONAL
9
8
7 7.66
6.73
6 5.85
5.62
5 4.63
4.49 EAST JAVA
4
NATIONAL
3
2
1
0
2012 2013 2014

SHARE OF EAST JAVA INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR TO NASIONAL
2012 2013 2014
2215.75
1998.69
1848.15
445.3
365.69 398
19.8 19.9 20.1
EAST JAVA NATIONAL EAST JAVA SHARING

INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE
Trillion Rupiah

16.00
14.00
12.00
Billion US Dollar
10.00
8.00
6.00
4.00
2.00
-
sd TW I
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
2015
Reg. Invest 2.86 4.08 5.92 7.37 8.37 7.97 7.92 1.42
DDI 0.29 0.45 1.01 2.14 3.02 3.63 4.05 0.52
FDI 0.43 0.40 1.76 2.11 2.64 3.54 1.84 0.34
TOTAL 3.59 4.93 8.69 11.62 14.03 15.14 13.81 2.28

FDI REALIZATION IN Q1-2015
NO. COUNTRY PROJECT VALUE (Million US$) MAN POWER

1. English 5 221.992,57 214
2. Japan 4 27.869,73 118
3. Cayman Island 1 13,608,64 6
4. Joint Countries 13 10.533,08 778
5. Australia 5 6.038,53 107
6. British Virgin Island 3 5.026,31 37
7. Netherland 1 3.453,75 20
8. India 2 557,61 20
9. USA 2 450,18 56
10. Italia 1 216,16 18
11. Others 38 46.402,34 2.400
Total 75 336.148,96 3.774

FDI COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INTEREST DURING Q1-2015
India USA
1. English 0,17% 0,13% Italia
0,06%
2. Japan Netherland Others
1,03% 13,8%
3. Cayman Island British
Virgin
4. Joint Countries Island Australia
1,5% 1,8%
5. Australia Joint Countries
3,13%
6. British Virgin Island
Cayman Island
7. Netherland 4,05%
Japan
8%
8. India English
66%
9. USA
10 Italia
11. Others

TEN TOP FDI & DDI BUSINESS LINE Q1 2015
1. Food Industry
2. Paper & printing industry
3. Textile industry
4. Chemical & Pharmacy Industry
5. Rubber & Plastic Ind
6. Crops & Plantations
7. Wood Industry
8. Mining
9. Livestock
10. Industrial goods from leather &
footwear
11. Others

3
Great potential
Great potential market
market : :East
East Java
Java as Eastern
as Eastern -Indonesia
-Indonesia Economic
Economic center
center
Banda Aceh
Medan
Tanjung Pinang
Manado
Pekanbaru Gorontalo Sofifi

Samarinda
Pontianak
Padang
Palu Manokwari
Jambi
Pangkal Pinang Palangkaraya
Jayapura
Palembang Mamuju
Bengkulu Ambon
Banjarmasin Kendari
Bandar Lampung Makassar
Serang Jakarta Semarang

Bandung
Surabaya
Yogyakarta Mataram
Main Economic Centre Denpasar

Kupang
Economic Centre
Regional Economic Centre Source : MP3EI, 2011
East Java is the main economic centre for eastern part of Indonesia.
East Java Province has serving not only 38.36 million citizens of East
Java, but also serving for almost 120 million citizens of 19 Provinces
in Eastern part of Indonesia.
East Java also doing good export performace wide word

JL. RAJAWALI NO. 6-8 SURABAYA INDONESIA
DEMOGRAPHICS CONDITIONS
MILLION
Sorce: World Bank, 2013
East Java Population Greater Than Malaysia and Work Force Larger Than The
Combined Brunei, Timor Leste, Singapore and Laos
Bonus Potential Demografi

OIL & GAS
Central
Java
489 MM ScFD 925 Barel / Day

* Million Metric Standard Cubic Feet per Day
AGRICULTURE Mango
8.39 M.Ton/Year
Coconut
277.000 Ton/Year
Bali
Corn
6.29 M. Ton/Year
Sugar
1.25 M.Ton/Year
Coffee
MINING
FISHERY 97,940 Ton/Year
MARMER & GOLD, SILVER Cakalang FIsh
DOLOMITE ONYX & COPPER 11,394 Ton/Year GEOTHERMAL
1.7 Billion ton 543 Million ton 8 Million ton Shrimp 8,500 Ton/Y 11 Location
Red Snapper Fish Potential 1.500 MW
5,903 Ton/Year
Tuna Fish 2,863 Ton/Y

INFRASTRUCTURE
Seaport Arterial / Toll Road
International Port : North Route : Tuban-Sby-Bwangi
Tanjung Perak, Surabaya Middle Route : Ngawi-Sby
(35 millions TEUS) South Route : Pacitan-Bwangi
Domestic Port :
Tanjung Tembaga- Probolinggo MICE, HOTEL & HOSPITAL
Tanjung Wangi - Banyuwangi International Hotel in Surabaya;
And also 8 Commercial Port. 8 hotels (5 star)
10 hotels (4 star)
Airport 3 MICE (meeting, incentive, conference & exhibition)
International Airport : International Hospital : 6 hospitals
Juanda-Surabaya Industrial Estate
Cargo Capacity : Currently, East Java have a potency of 18.700 Ha
152 millions ton industrial area availability, as follows :
Domestic : 1.SIER, Surabaya
Abdurrahman Saleh Malang 2.PIER , Pasuruan
Trunojoyo Sumenep 3.NIP, Mojokerto
Minak Jinggo - Banyuwangi 4.Tuban Industrial Estate
Water Resources 5.LIS , Lamongan
Provided from : 6.NIP - North Mojokerto*
-Brantas River Basin with 7.Sedayu Lawas, Gresik*
7 Reservoirs 8.Ploso Area (2), Jombang*
-Bengawan Solo River with 9.Wongsorejo, Banyuwangi*
3 Reservoirs 10.Kalipuro, Banyuwangi*
Train Station 11.JIIPE Manyar Gresik*
Departure Station : 29 Stations 12.Siborian, Sidoarjo*
Railroad Lenght: 895.750 km 13.Brondong, Lamongan*
* Under development
INTERNATIONAL PORT
TANJUNG PERAK as international port & gate for Eastern
Indonesia. Has at least 13 shipping line and 12 destination
for international lines. Growth in the flow of ships and goods
in pelabuan Tanjung Perak over the last 5 years very high &
fast so PT. Pelindo III develop Tanjung Perak through
reconfiguration of the terminal multipurpose Teluk Lamong
and manyar multipurpose terminal.
Terminal multipurpose Teluk Lamong capable of
accommodating international container box 1.5552 million,
3.1104 million domestic box containers and 20.736 million
tons of the dry bulk.
East Java has industrial estate that integrated with
terminal multipurpose Teluk Lamong that one of those is
JIIPE.

SHIPYARD INDUSTRI
East Java include in the shipyard industry development
plan. Shipyard will developed in Wongsorejo Industrial
Estate Banyuwangi, in industrial estate Java Integrated
Industrial Port Estate (JIIPE) Gresik and Lamongan .
East Java has 16 shipbuilding companies that spread in
East Java. They are PT. PAL Indonesia (the bigest), PT. Dock
and Shipping Surabaya (DPS), PT. Dumas Tanjung Perak
Shipyard, PT. Adiluhung Sarana Segara Indonesia (ASSI) in
Soca Bangkalan Madura.
For the development of shipbuilding industry in East Java
are supported by human resource availability Shipping of
ITS - Surabaya and other universities.
NASDEC (National Ship Design & Engineering Center) in ITS
Surabaya as a provider of services in the Service Center for
Research, Improvement and Development of the National Ship
Design and Engineering aimed at improving the competitiveness of
the shipping industry in Indonesia (from the aspect of quality , the
cost and time of delivery).

CONTINUED
East Java also has the Shipping Industry Cluster Surabaya
(Kikas) will develop into Community Shipping Industry
Cluster Surabaya (MASKIKAS) with the aim of encouraging
Core Industry Agglomeration, Industry Suppliers, Industrial
Support, Related Industries, Industrial and Institutional
Support Users Shipping.
Development of the shipbuilding industry is also supported
by the potential such as availability of land north coast area
of 4,000 hectares for the shipbuilding industry and
supporting industries in accordance with the Spatial East
Java Province.
East Java has a fairly long coastline and the depth ranges
from 9 s / d 12 m at a distance of> 300 m from the shoreline.
Availability Infrastructure (primary arterial road, toll road
development plan, electricity networks,telecommunications
and industrial raw water)

CONTINUED
In the framework of the government's desire to build
infrastructure toll maritime sea to become the pivot
maritime world, especially in Asia Pacific rapidly
implemented, the government appointed PT PAL into
command in the mechanism of shipbuilding because of PT.
PAL Surabaya has the capability of production, design and
product management.
In the implementation of PT. PAL will involve BPPT (Agency
for the Assessment and Application of Technology) and ITS
to improve the quality of the national shipbuilding industry.
Several investors from Japan, Korea, China, and Sweden
have done assessments of investment in shipbuilding.

BANYUWANGI AS CENTRE OF EXCELLENT
Banyuwangi Regency become as centers of excellence or reference
center for leading development of human resources and the marine
areas of international fisheries .
Banyuwangi already has Education & training of fisheries (BPPP), a
maritime vocational school (fisheries and shipping) and Airlangga
University of Banyuwangi also has a department of aquaculture,
shipbuilding industry and great potential for marine tourism.
Banyuwangi has the longest beach in East Java and one of the
largest fishing port in Muncar.
Hall Fisheries Education and Training .in Banyuwangi not only a
center of excellence in Indonesia but also to the level of South-
East Asia.
Banyuwangi chosen as a center of excellence for Firstly, the area
was nicknamed The Sunrise of Java has a complete educational
instrument of maritime, from vocational to college. Secondly,
Banyuwangi have qualified fisheries counselor. The third,
Banyuwangi also has natural resources. One of them is very good
water quality that supports the development of freshwater
aquaculture eel one that has a very high economic value. Fourth,
the high commitment of local government.

INDUSTRIAL ESTATE HAS BEEN OPERATED
600
518
500
LAND AREA
450 440
400
300 245
200 135
100 87
JAVA SEA 0
SIER SIEB PIER KIG MIE NIP
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
CENTRAL JAVA
BADAN PENANAMAN MODAL

OCEAN OF INDONESIA
JL. RAJAWALI NO. 6-8 SURABAYA
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 2,500
2,000
READY TO OPERATE 2,000
1,500
1,000
487
500 227
-
JIIPE WONGSOREJO KIT
JIIPE WONGSOREJO KIT
JAVA SEA
CENTRAL JAVA

OCEAN OF INDONESIA
MASTER PLAN OF AREA DEVELOPMENT
3000 Ha Integrated Port
Industrial & Real Estate
surrounded by 100 Years
Flood Protection Dikes
System
1800 Industrials
400 Ports
800 Residential
MASTERPLAN JIIPE
INDUSTRIAL ALLOCATION
HEAVY INDUSTRY
CPO BASED INDUSTRY
MEDIUM INDUSTRY
LIGHT INDUSTRY
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
SEA PORT ALLOCATION

AUTOMOTIVE
COAL STOCKYARD INDUSTRY
CAR
MULTI PURPOSE LIQUID BULK TERMINAL
MEDIUM
CONTAINER & GENERAL CARGO INDUSTRY
CONTAINER &
CAR TERMINAL CPO BASED GENERAL CARGO
INDUSTRY
MULTI PURPOSE
LIQUID BULK
HEAVY
INDUSTRY
COAL
STOCKYARD
TIE IS A NEW INDUSTRIAL ESTATE BY GIE . LAND
AREA 227 HA FOR SALE & RENTAL. REMAINING 214,5
HA
TIE IS ACUSTOM DESIGNED OF INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

THAT WILL MEET THE CURRENT AND FUTURE NEEDS
OF A WIDE INDUSTRIES SPECTRUM IN INDONESIA
MAIN FACILITIES : ROAD, WASTE WATER

TREATMENT PLANT, SEAPORT & JETTY, ELECTRICITY
PT. PLN, GAS-PT.PGN, TELEPHONE-PT. TELKOM,
WATER SUPPLY LAKE WITH CAPACITY 5 MILLION
M3

LOCATION 10 KM FROM KETAPANG/MENENG PORT
AND LAND AVAILABILITY FOR LOADING ACTIVITY
MOTHER VESSEL ALLOWED TO LOADING

ACTIVITY WITH 18 M DEEP SEA.
LONG WHARF 600.M.
CONTAINER AREA PLAN WILL BE 10.

HA

RAJAWALI
Website NO. 6-8 SURABAYA& INDONESIA
: bpm.jatimprov.go.id p2t.jatimprov.go.id | Email : invest@bpmjatim.go.id
4,500 4,000
INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 4,000
3,500
3,000
3,000
UNDER CONSTRUCTION 2,500

2,000
1,500 1,000 1,000 800
1,000 400 400 400 285
500 90 200
-
INTILAND JAVA FORTIS JAKA MITRA INTILAND

SIBORIAN BRONDONG Kalipuro Malang
Bangkalan Salt Lake Sidayu lawas
EAST JAVA
CENTRAL
JAVA

OCEAN OF
JL. RAJAWALI NO. 6-8INDONESIA
SURABAYA
Electricity
EAST JAVA s POWER : 8.860 MW

PEAK LOAD: 4.995 MW
Distribute Distribute
2.332 334
MW MW
Electrification ratio in East Java got 83,6%. Madura

Island has ratio 50%. The highest ratio is Surabaya
116,29%
AIM, Dubai 3 Mart 2015
GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE
One Stop License provide easy, quick & cheap service
Availability of skilllfull, productive & democratic labour
Facilitation of land provision
Maintaining sufficiency of electricity capacity
BADAN
EAST JAVA PENANAMAN
INVESTMENT BOARD MODAL
4
o Geothermal Power Plant
in 5 (five location) Arjuno
Welirang, Songgoriti, Pandan
Mountain, Willis Mountain, and
Lawu Mountain.National Energy
development target 35.000 MW
o Shipping industrial estate in Lamongan

o Shipyard and Shipbuilding in Banyuwangi
Gresik, and Lamongan
o Ship spareparts such as navigation, boat
engines, ship propeller at Surabaya

RAJAWALI NO. 6-8 SURABAYA
TOL ROAD
o Tol Road Gresik-Tuban , 85,00 KM
o Tol Road Pasuruan Probolinggo, 31,03 KM
o Tol Road Probolinggo - Banyuwangi, 107,38 KM
o Tol Road Pandaan Malang, 37,62 KM
o Tol Road Juanda Airport Tanjung Perak , 23 KM
1. BROMO VOLCANO TEMATIC

o Tanjung Wangi Port -Banyuwangi 2. CABLE CAR / SKY LIFT BATU CITY
o Tanjung Tembaga Probolinggo 3. MARINA WATER BOOM BANYUWANGI

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Come and Invest in East Java
East Java Investment Board

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EAST JAVA ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

INVESTMENT POTENTIAL AND

INVESTMENT PROJECT OFFERED

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

East Java Investment Board

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Strategic positioning of Tanjung Perak Port

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

WEST JAVA 6,66 6,50 6,50 6,34 5,06 4,93

CENTRAL JAVA 6,10 5,30 5,34 5,14 5,42 5,54

YOGYAKARTA 4,58 5,21 5,37 5,49 5,18 4,20

EAST JAVA 6,31 6,44 6,64 6.08 5,86 5,18

BANTEN 6,56 7,03 6,83 7,13 5,47 5,69

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Processing Trade, hotels &

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

FEB '10 FEB'11 FEB'12 FEB'13 FEB'14 FEB'15

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

PERFORMANCE 2012 2013 2014

EXPOR 173.320,33 191.653,93 189.705,94

EXPOR 300.591,30 347.457,04 421.617,28

SUR/DEF -46.539,63 -45.656,24 -107.011,56

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Q1-2014 Q1-2015 Q1-2014 Q1-2015

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Source: BPS East Java Province

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

19.8 19.9 20.1

EAST JAVA NATIONAL EAST JAVA SHARING

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

NO. COUNTRY PROJECT VALUE (Million US$) MAN POWER

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Pekanbaru Gorontalo Sofifi

Bandar Lampung Makassar

Serang Jakarta Semarang

Main Economic Centre Denpasar

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

Sorce: World Bank, 2013

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

489 MM ScFD 925 Barel / Day

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD

EAST JAVA INVESTMENT BOARD