• Inflation begins to cause concern        2
• Flows of foreign funds        4
• Indonesian economy stable        4

• Backgrounds        5
• Total areas of sugar plantations        6
• 500,000 hectares of lands ready for development        6
• Plantations by ownership        7
• Large Sugar Plantations        8
• Profiles of Main Players        9
• Locations of sugarcane plantations        12
• Plantation areas by condition of plants        14
• Production of sugarcane by plantation owners        17
• Productivity        17
• New Investment        18
• Source of sugarcane seedlings        20
• Exports of sugar by products up        22
• Vietnam the largest export destination        22
• Imports fluctuating        23
• Thailand the largest supplier  for Indonesia        24
• Sugar Prices        24
• Government policy        25
• Conclusion and Prospects        25

• Sugar plantations and factories        27
• Bio-ethanol Industry        29
• Leather industry        30
• Health care products        31
• Pharmaceutical industry        32
• Financial performance        33

• Introduction        35
• Product        35
• Plantation expansion slow        36
• Sulawesi has largest plantations        37
• Production of cacao beans growing        37
• Cacao processing industry wobbling        38
• Few active players        39
• Production        41
• Exports tend to rise        42
• Imports tend to rise        43
• Prices        44
• Profiles of main players        44
• Trade dominated by foreign traders        47
• Exports tax expected to put a brake on exports of cacao beans        47
• Investment        48
• Conclusion        49

• Current Issues        50
• Industrial structure        51
• State rubber plantations        55
• Rubber plantations owned by private companies        57
• Rubber Production        59
• Production by locations and plantation owners        60
• Productivity        61
• Types of Natural Rubber        64
• Production of crumb rubber        64
• Exports        65
• Prices predicted to remain high        66
• Three countries to control the price        67
• Investment in rubber plantation small        68
• New License for Crumb Rubber Industry Stopped Temporarily        69
• Prospects of Rubber Agribusiness        70
• Indonesia wants to regain position as world's largest producer        70
• Conclusion        70

• Astra Agro to build palm oil factories        72
• Diversification of business of Pupuk Kaltim to cost US$ 1.4 billion        72
• Lenzing AG to invest US$150 million in viscose rayon project        72
• Energi Mega to spend US$ 81 million on tanker procurement        73
• Indocement raises budget for capital spending        73
• Japanese electronic giants move operations to Indonesia        73
• DBS & HSBC provide a loan of US$ 110 million for Bumitama        74
• Barito Pacific acquires two oil and gas companies        74
• United Tractors reports surge in sales of heavy equipment        74
• Pertamina hopes to sign additional supply of crude oil from Aramco        75
• Aston International prepared opening of 20 new hotels        75

• Restrictions slapped on foreign investment in six sectors        76
• Profit of 10 multifinance companies up 36%        76
• Indonesia's debt ratio to GDP the lowest in the in world        76

• Directory of Plastic Resin Industry in Indonesia        77

• Economic Indicators        79
• Export and import        80
• Gross Domestic Product        81
• Oil Price and Foreign Exchange        82
• The Indonesian Economic Trends        83