• Expectation of the Community in the Electricity and Infrastructure Sectors        2
• Food resilience        4

• Backgrounds        5
• Structure of Industry        6
• Locations        7
• Areas and condition of plantations        8
• Main players in oil palm plantations        9
• Private companies dominate oil palm plantations        14
• Malaysian Investors        14
• Production        17
• Indonesia ahead of Malaysia        21
• Technical aspect        21
• Investment        23
• Hurdles faced by CPO industry        25
• Restrictive Regional Regulations        27
• CPO Trade        28
• India largest market        29
• Market hurdles in the European Union (EU)        30
• CPO prices in world and domestic markets        32
• Trade policy        33
• Policy in industry        35
• Prospects        35
• Projection of plantation areas and CPO production        37
• Conclusion and recommendations        38

• Backgrounds        39
• Agribusiness        40
• Packaging Industry        41
• Timber Industry        41
• Telecommunications        42
• Investment holding        43
• Financial Performance        43

• Introduction        45
• Benefits and problems in developing CPO processing Industry        46
• Clustering of CPO and Derivative Industries        47
• Targets to be reached        48
• Strategy and Policy        49
• Indictors of achievement        49
• Phase of Implementation        49
• Program / Action Plan        50
• Development of CPO Processing Industry        50
• Strategy        51
• Supporting Elements        52

• Backgrounds        53
• Description of product        56
• Oleo-chemical production capacity grows fast        57
• Capacity expansion has also been recorded in Indonesia in the past several; years        59
• Basic materials        59
• Production        59
• Capacity utilization of oleo-chemical industry declining        61
• Exports shrinking        62
• Imports down        63
• Oleo-chemical consumption        64
• Investment sluggish        65
• Conclusion        66

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• Natrindo and XL compete for SLI license        67
• Holcim and RMI build liquid carbon factory        67
• Pertamina finalizes acquisition of Hanoi Block        68
• Mustika Ratu invests Rp 65 billion        68
• Suzuki increases investment by US$100 million        68
• Two telecommunications operators to invest in backbone networks        69
• BNI sets aside Rp2.2 trillion in credit for electricity projects        69
• Sijiro International to invest US$ 200 million in animal husbandry project        69

• Government forms IPP team        70
• Indonesia's shipbuilding industry needs additional investment        70
• Papua will have cement factories        70
• Government to speed up construction of US$ 13 billion oil refinery projects        71
• Cement industry to expand capacity with an investment of US$ 1.94 billion        71
• Green energy to dominate second phase of fast track program        71
• Indonesian banks post 21% increase in profit        72
• Indonesia's economic growth 4.2% in third quarter of 2009        72
• Machines exempted from import duty        72
• Imports of naphtha valued at US$ 1.024 billion        73

• Directory of Textile Company Industry in Indonesia        74

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