PT. TUNAS SAMUDRA KURNIA

PROPERTY

CONSTRUCTION

BUILDING MATERIALS

	Indonesia's Construction & Building Materials Sector On the Up & Up As Indonesia's real estate market has experienced growth in recent decades, the demand for building materials has skyrocketed. The domestic market for both the industrial and retail segment is thriving, with key players rapidly expanding production capacity of high-demand materials such as concrete.

CERAMICS
	Indonesian Tile Makers Riding on the Property Boom Indonesia already makes the global top ten in both production and consumption of ceramic tiles; and the country harbours a lot more potential as the population grows, urbanization continues and incomes rise.

CONSTRUCTION
	Construction Firms Find Strong Growth in Indonesia Indonesia's emerging economy is in dire need of better infrastructure, while rising personal income is driving demand for residential and commercial property. These factors put the country squarely on the radar of the global construction industry.
	Challenges in the Construction Sector Indonesia's construction sector faces limitations in terms of human resources, technology and capacity. This section looks at how the sector is faring and what is being done to develop the private sector of the industry to allow them to compete with state behemoths.

Overview of the Indonesian Paint Industry: Still Promising Despite Slowdown After experiencing a slowdown in 2015, Indonesia's paint and coating industry has been on the rise again since 2016. The sector is expected to continue to grow robustly over the next five years driven by the government's infrastructure and housing projects.

	Indonesia's Industrial Property Sector: Rising Supply and Demand Indonesia's industrial property sector has been subject to challenges as industrial investors have hesitated and delayed their entry or expansion due to greater uncertainty in the local and global economic climate.
	Indonesia's Land Acquisition Laws; On Paper Only? Underpinning Indonesia's infrastructure development challenges are the country's land acquisition laws which while on paper have offered the legal grounding to acquire land in the public interest since 2012, the gap between what is on paper and how such measures are implemented remains vast.

	High Stakes for Indonesia's New Infrastructure Push Cumbersome land acquisition procedures and other regulations have long been blamed for slow progress on public-private partnerships (PPP) for infrastructure in Indonesia. However, investment rules have been substantially overhauled in recent years to make them more attractive for private-sector engagement.
	Indonesian Infrastructure: Tremendous PPP Opportunities Inadequate infrastructure has long been identified as an obstacle to higher economic growth in Indonesia. This section looks at the new PPP projects available to investors in the infrastructure sector.