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Qavah Explores the Expansion of Chinese Investment into Indonesia

12 May 202622:55 WIBIchsan Emrald AlamsyahRepublika Online

Qavah Group wants to ensure foreign investors can enter Indonesia through an easier process while still complying with government regulations.

Qavah Group is exploring the expansion of foreign direct investment (FDI) from China to Indonesia through a strategic partnership with Xinhua News Agency. The cooperation was marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the sidelines of the World Brand Moganshan Summit 2026.

Through this cooperation, Qavah Group seeks to strengthen its role in facilitating Chinese investors who wish to invest in Indonesia, including through PMA licensing assistance, access to local partners, and support for operational business needs.

"We are here to ensure that Chinese investors gain easy access while remaining fully compliant with Indonesian government regulations." — Hasim Habibi, Vice President of Qavah Group

Qavah Group Vice President Hasim Habibi said the company wants to ensure foreign investors can enter Indonesia through an easier process that still complies with government regulations.

According to him, large inflows of foreign investment into Indonesia will bring positive impacts to national economic growth, particularly in job creation. Qavah Group hopes its cooperation with Xinhua News Agency can accelerate Chinese investment into strategic sectors — from manufacturing and renewable energy to digital technology.