Energy
Energy is a key component in driving Indonesia’s economy. We project that future increases in energy demand will be driven by industrial production, transportation and mobility, and commercial sectors like restaurants and malls. We fully support the push into renewable energy and seek to support viable projects in Indonesia
Infrastructure
We focus on energy, logistics, and telecommunications infrastructure as we believe they are key for future economic growth. Reducing logistics cost can increase economic activity and attract foreign investment. Meanwhile, data consumption is estimated to skyrocket over the next few years, driven by the shift into 4G by telco operators and the potential to start applying 5G for industrial use
Consumer
In the beginning of 2020, Indonesia’s population is estimated to be around 270 million people. With the expectation of steady growth in the coming decades, we believe there is strong growth potential for products that are consumed by the masses, such as food and fast-moving consumer goods. More people also increases the need for food security, and we aim to positively contribute to Indonesia’s agriculture sector
Financial Services
It is estimated that over 47 million people in Indonesia have bank accounts, but currently do not have access to other forms of financial services. With the advent of financial technology firms and the increased use of mobile phones, it is easier for companies like multifinance firms to reach more people in Indonesia. We believe financial services are key for better inclusion and increased opportunity for all