Indonesia launches new commercial, residential zones in Batang for investors


JAKARTA: Indonesia through its PT Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang (KITB) launched on Friday (Dec 13) new commercial and residential zones at the 4,300-hectare Batang Industrial Area (pic) in Central Java province, opening business opportunities for investors.

"The commercial and residential zones provide opportunities for investors to invest in various sectors such as hotels, educational zones, premium outlets, gas stations, golf courses, and premium residential areas," said Ngurah Wirawan, general director of KITB, in a press statement.

He said that KITB aims to develop a modern and sustainable commercial centre integrated with the residential area, generating new job opportunities for the local community.

"We want to make KITB an investment magnet, a place where opportunities meet potential," Wirawan said.

Over the past four years, KITB has sold 339 hectares of the total industrial park area, securing an investment value of 18.7 trillion rupiah (around US$1.16 billion). Tenants come from various countries such as China, Chile, and Japan, in addition to domestic investors from Indonesia, he added.

"We are committed to providing the best facilities and ensuring ease of investment. We want KITB to become a premier industrial area in South-East Asia," he said. - Xinhua

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Indonesia , Batang , industrial , park , launch , investors

Next In Aseanplus News

Laos records over 2.1 million foreign tourist arrivals in 1st five months 2026
Vietnam approves faster court procedures for juvenile drug rehabilitation
Defence argument: Philippine Vice President’s threat not a high crime
Indonesia sees new financial centre drawing up to US$27.8bil in investment
Risk-off mood drags on Bursa Malaysia as Iran conflict flares up
Cost of driving in Singapore soars as ownership certificates reach nearly US$100,000
HK actress Karena Ng offers rare glimpse of luxurious home with hubby, tycoon's son Brian Sze
China warns of 'security backdoor' in Anthropic AI coding tool
Ringgit rises as Fed minutes weigh on US$
Australia watchdog reviews Big Four audit complaints amid KPMG probe

Others Also Read