Indonesia’s capital market is entering a pivotal phase, marked by a wave of large-scale initial public offerings (IPOs), corporate restructuring, and commodity price fluctuations. These developments highlight both the opportunities.. and challenges that investors and industry players need to navigate in the months ahead.
Chinese enterprises in Indonesia often face significant challenges in managing procurement contracts. Vague terms, imbalanced clauses, and disputes with vendors can disrupt operations and create costly risks. To overcome these hurdles, companies require both a solid grasp of the legal foundations of contract law in Indonesia and the practical skills to apply that knowledge in their daily business activities…
Chinese enterprises operating in Indonesia often face complex compliance challenges in handling industrial by-products. One recurring issue is the management of Fly Ash and Bottom Ash (“FABA”), residues from coal combustion in Steam Power Plants (PLTU). Mismanagement may lead to regulatory breaches, environmental concerns, and reputational risks for businesses…
Turning FABA Compliance into Business Opportunities for Chinese Enterprises in Indonesia Read More »
Digital transformation is no longer merely understood as process efficiency, but as a fundamental shift in corporate governance. Amid the demand for swift transactions and global business mobility, the use of electronic signatures (TTE) and digital documents has become a decisive element in maintaining corporate compliance…
Corporate Compliance in the Digital Era: Electronic Signatures & Digital Documents Read More »
In Indonesia’s industrial landscape, business actors are undoubtedly familiar with the National Industrial Information System (SIINas). SIINas is an integrated set of procedures and workflows that encompass institutional elements, human resources, databases, hardware and software…
A New Era of Industrial Reporting Through SIINas Read More »
In the structure of a Limited Liability Company (Perseroan Terbatas or PT), the Board of Directors holds the authority to manage day-to-day operations and represent the company, both in and out of court. However, this authority is not absolute…
What to Do if the Board of Directors Abuses Its Authority? Read More »
In the business environment, investors often encounter various claims from vendors or business partners with relatively small values, for instance, below Rp500.000.000,00 (five hundred million rupiah). Although such amounts may not be significant compared to the overall value of an investment, resolving small claims often consumes disproportionate amounts of time, costs, and energy if pursued through conventional litigation…
Small Claim Court: An Effective Solution for Investors in Resolving Low-Value Disputes Read More »
In today’s unpredictable global environment, businesses and investors face increasing risks from unforeseen disruptions. From pandemics to financial crises, such events can have significant implications on contractual relationships…
Force Majeure and Hardship in Indonesian Contracts: Key Insights for Businesses Read More »
The Indonesian government officially enacted Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation (MoEMR) No. 10 of 2025, outlining the Energy Transition Roadmap for the Power Sector, which marks a critical milestone in Indonesia’s commitment to building a cleaner, more sustainable energy system…
Indonesia’s Path to Net-Zero: Energy Transition Roadmap Opens Investor Opportunities Read More »
In today’s business landscape, corporate reputation has become an asset as valuable as capital and other resources. Companies are no longer assessed solely on their financial performance, but also on how it builds and maintains relationships with its stakeholders. In this context, Public Relations (PR) emerges not merely as a communication tool, but as a vital instrument in realizing good corporate governance (GCG)…
Public Relations as an Instrument of Good Corporate Governance Read More »
