GUANGZHOU, China, Aug. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A news report from Yangcheng Evening News:
On August 18, the 2026 “Go Guangdong, Go Global” Salon Indonesia session was held in Guangzhou. More than 100 representatives from government, business, academia, finance, legal circles, and business associations, from both China and Indonesia attended the event.
Andalusia Tribuana Tungga Dewi, Acting Consul General of the Consulate General of Indonesia in Guangzhou, delivered remarks at the event. She stated that Indonesia is the world’s fourth most populous country, with a population exceeding 280 million, possessing a vast and continuously growing market. Guangdong’s advanced technological advantages are highly aligned with Indonesia’s development vision of upgrading industrial capacity, accelerating energy transition, and strengthening downstream light industry.
Rizaldi Indra Janu, Director of the Indonesia Investment Promotion Center in Beijing, provided an in-depth interpretation of “Indonesia’s Latest Foreign Investment Policies.” Rizaldi introduced that the Indonesian government has attached great importance to attracting foreign investment in recent years, and Guangdong has strong capabilities in new energy and manufacturing sectors, which complement Indonesia’s advantages. Guangdong enterprises are warmly welcomed to invest in new energy and manufacturing in Indonesia.
Wu Lei, Deputy General Manager of PT Indonesia BTR New Energy Material, shared practical experience in corporate expansion abroad. He proposed that for enterprises to develop well in Indonesia, they need to achieve eight aspects: “First, operate in compliance with laws and regulations; second, create high-quality employment; third, prioritize safe production; fourth, do well in environmental protection; fifth, integrate into the local community; sixth, promote local development; seventh, strengthen communication with all parties; and eighth, establish a long-term ESG mechanism.”
Guangdong home appliance leader TCL has been expanding to Indonesia since 2004. Today, TCL has built a vast network in Indonesia with 3 partner factories, 9 major distribution centers, covering 17 core cities, and over 1,250 partner retail stores. Deng Yinghao, Assistant President of TCL Technology shared her insights. First, achieve localization in both products and content, developing products adapted to Indonesia’s climate conditions. Second, adhere to localized operations in terms of organization and talent. “TCL has over 1,000 local employees in Indonesia, and we even have a local Indonesian CEO. We have truly achieved taking root in Indonesia and integrating into Indonesia.”
More than 100 representatives from government, business, academia, finance, legal circles, and business associations, from both China and Indonesia attended the event.
