Why Indonesia matters in global trade
As the world’s fourth most populous country and Southeast Asia’s largest economy, Indonesia sits at the center of regional trade. It straddles the Strait of Malacca, a maritime chokepoint through which one-quarter of global trade moves, and is rapidly scaling its domestic manufacturing base through pro-industry policies.
Maritime gateway
Connects China, India, and ASEAN via the world’s fifth-busiest shipping lane.
Domestic market power
270M consumers with rising middle-class demand.
Mineral transformation
Nickel, tin, and bauxite refining drives energy-transition supply chains.
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