• The manufacturing sector driven by automotive industry        2
• Exports of manufactured goods also up        3
• Indonesia attractive investment destination        4

• Current Issue        6
• Structure of business in modern markets        7
• Business format        8
• Number of outlets        10
• The largest in Jakarta        10
• Jakarta overcrowded        11
• Foreign retailers stronger        12
• Hypermarket        14
• Supermarket        19
• Mini-market        25
• Government policy        31
• Suppliers        33
• Consumer Targets        33
• Market segmentation        34
• Investment aspect        35
• Franchise triggers expansion of mini-market        38
• Retail expansion        38
• Conclusion and Prospects        40

• Backgrounds        42
• Photography the locomotive        43
• Property        44
• Convenience stores        44
• Other business        45
• Financial performance        45
• Details of the Group        46

• Backgrounds        47
• Number of outlets and locations        47
• Big players        48
• Market segmentation        52
• Sales of department stores        53
• Level of competition        54
• Competition strategies        54
• Investment interest high        56
• Conclusion and prospects        58

• Supply of retail spaces continue to grow        59
• Locations of retail business buildings        60
• Profiles of the users        62
• Concept of developing retail business property buildings        63
• Demands for retail spaces growing        63
• Occupancy rate        64
• Hypermarkets push up demand for retail space        65
• Prices tend to increase        65
• Competition strategies        66
• Conclusion        67

• Mutiara sets credit target at Rp10 trillion        68
• Astra Group controls 500 million tons  of coal in reserves        68
• Protons  focus on expansion of networks this year        68
• Indocement to immediately build cement factory in Central Java        68
• Pusri to build fertilizer factory in Nigeria        69
• Tower Bersama wraps up acquisition of Infratel        69
• Kalbe to spend US$ 222 million for expansion  in three years        70

• 10 oil and gas projects expected to boost oil production        71
• Indonesia's exports of food and beverages feared to shrink        71
• Indonesia to reduce using bilateral loans        71
• Indonesia to move CPO  trading hub from Rotterdam        72
• Indonesia may import rice from Pakistan  and  India        72
• Bureaucracy causes delay in construction of nine sugar factories        73
• French companies to invest 200 million Euros in infrastructure projects        73

• Directory of Retailers Company in Indonesia        74

• Economic Indicators        76
• Export and import        77
• Gross Domestic Product        78
• Oil Price and Foreign Exchange        79
• The Indonesian Economic Trends        80