As Indonesia positions its chemicals industry for global leadership, the sector must first address structural barriers to growth. Our latest white paper, “Indonesia’s Petrochemical Future: The Next Growth Frontier” explores how the nation can achieve industrial resilience by harnessing domestic resources, strengthening infrastructure, and embedding sustainability at the core of its strategy.
This report explores both the opportunities and challenges shaping Indonesia’s chemicals sector. The industry generates billions each year, highlighting its strong potential. But despite domestic demand and abundant natural resources, it remains constrained by import dependence, infrastructure bottlenecks, and gaps in policy implementation. By addressing these barriers, Indonesia has the potential to build industrial resilience while establishing itself as a global leader in sustainable chemical production.
- Global chemical industry trends: Understand how blue ammonia, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, and circular economy principles are reshaping global competitiveness.
- Strategic opportunities for Indonesia: See how leveraging natural resources and developing robust infrastructure can attract investment and strengthen Indonesia’s position in the chemical value chain.
- Pathways for self-sufficiency: Discover how natural gas–based petrochemical complexes and SAF bio-refineries can cut import dependence and provide Indonesia with a key advantage.
- Policy and regulatory roadmap: Explore the frameworks—from tax incentives to green finance—that can enable and accelerate this transformation.
Download the full white paper to access the complete roadmap and explore how Indonesia can unlock its chemical industry’s full potential.
