Indonesia Construction Industry Market Report 2017: Segmentation, Key Player

Investment Analysis of Construction Industry in Indonesia Report

Study Objectives of Investment Analysis of Construction Industry in Indonesia 

To provide detailed analysis of the construction industry along with forecast for the next 5 years of the of the Indonesia Construction Market
To provide insights about factors affecting the market growth
To provide country-level analysis of the market with respect to the current market size and future prospective
To provide country-level analysis of the market for construction industry

Market Synopsis of Investment Analysis of Construction Industry in Indonesia

Indonesia is known as the second most productive and profitable construction market in Asia, where a huge number of construction projects are undergoing in both residential as well as non-residential sectors. For example, one of the head ventures which were started by the property developer named Lippo Karawaci is the Millennium Village and The Global Smart City which is situated on a 70 hectare in Lippon town. The development cost for these projects would be approximately $15 billion. In Indonesia, the construction industry has been growing 8% to 9% annually, due to huge demand for residential properties and growth of the property sector in major cities around the country. The public works investment is a key point in the government’s plan to provide water resources, roads and human settlement infrastructure for the long-term development.

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The investment board in Indonesia is favoring to draw assets into the nation as it dispatches a huge framework program intended to quicken modernization and advanced development. Considering the historical trends, the GDP of the construction industry has grown at a higher rate than overall country’s GDP. From 2003 to 2013, the GDP has grown from 125.3 trillion RP to 907.3 trillion RP, where the industry accounts for around 10% of GDP.

Key Findings

As per MFRF analysis, it has been estimated that the majority of the market is dominated by non-residential properties approximately around 56.67% in 2015 as compared to residential construction activities.
 Table of Content:

 1 INDONESIA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE

2 INDONESIA ECONOMY: OVERVIEW, FACTS & FIGURES

2.1 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY FACTS & FIGURES 
2.2 MARKET SHARE OF THREE TOP CEMENT PRODUCERS 
2.3 INDONESIAN CEMENT SALES (2011 TO 2016)

3 INDONESIA CONSTRUCTION GROWTH, OPPORTUNITY & RISK

 4 ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT

4.1 MARKET SIZE & INCOME 
4.2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SCENARIO

 5   INVESTMENT ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

5.1 THE INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA: 2015-2021 FORECAST (IN USD) 
5.2 FDI INFLOWS IN INDONESIA BY COUNTRIES IN 2014 
5.3 INDONESIA INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES 
5.4 INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIC ISSUES (2016-2021) 
5.5 INDONESIA’S INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING SCHEME 
5.6 MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE & CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 
5.7 OTHER MAJOR PROJECTS

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