Your best business development ideas in Indonesia

Priscilla · 2016-10-27T10:02:54+02:00

Hi everyone, As a foreign entrepreneur, launching a business in Indonesia is a fantastic project and an exciting challenge. Some ideas are likely to succeed. Some others are promising but may not work as well as intended. In your opinion, what kind of business or industry is likely to succeed in Indonesia? What kind of industry or service currently unavailable or underdeveloped in the country would meet local needs? On the other hand, what are the most common business types foreign entrepreneurs would be eager to launch in the country but with very little chance of success? Thank you for your insights. Priscilla

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narilulla Active member

Member since 17 June 2011

narilullaActive member04 November 2016 04:38:01

#41

Dear Ma'am

That means someone must have the Minister direct his efforts to
SMEs to have HP friendly websites.

Sorry, I am not capable yet in that area. Maybe nice ladies like you, can call in for a chat with the right persons and launch Indonesia into the right direction.and right away ah

narilulla Active member

Member since 17 June 2011

narilullaActive member07 December 2018 06:58:48

#42

Thank you for suggestion. Will revert when I start in 2019

temanteman Member

Member since 04 March 2012

temantemanMember30 May 2019 08:36:11

#43

I know Bali 30 years ago and I prefer the Bali 50 years ago. I don't think Bali is better off with all the European and Australiens who's not share the richesse with the Indonesian. They only think to use the resources of Bali and live their life in Bali because they don't have the possibility to do that in theire own country and expect from the Balinais that they will be thankful and have still to work for 3€ per day. I talk with and waitress who already work for 10 years with the same salary. If the owners pays an salary reasonable, the Balinais will be very happy. And yes the owners knows about the religion hindou in Bali, so they have to adapt to this costume and its not to the Balinais that have to adapte. The Balinais lived very well without the tourists who only wants to explore them.

Fred Indonesia Expert

Member since 02 August 2009

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FredIndonesia Expert30 May 2019 09:27:44

#44

28666

temanteman wrote:
I know Bali 30 years ago and I prefer the Bali 50 years ago. I don't think Bali is better off with all the European and Australiens who's not share the richesse with the Indonesian. .

That's capitalism - Communism is illegal in Indonesia, so redistribution of wealth might not be the best thing to promote.

temanteman Member

Member since 04 March 2012

temantemanMember30 May 2019 20:02:22

#45

I never promote capitalism nor communism. I promote humanity and well-being for every single person.

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