Private Sector’s Strategy to Bring Chinese Investors into Indonesia

Jakarta, IDN Times — Strengthening inflows of foreign direct investment is being pursued by many parties, including the private sector. One Indonesian private-sector player, Qavah Group, bridges investors from China to invest in Indonesia through its subsidiary, PT Samyang Indonesia.

1. Providing licensing assistance and access to local partners

As a bridge, Qavah Group provides comprehensive support — from PMA licensing and access to credible local partners to meeting various operational business needs. "Our main focus is how this strategic collaboration can deliver real impact for the national economy, especially in creating new jobs for the Indonesian people," said Qavah Group Vice President Hasim Habibi.

2. Signing a commitment with a Chinese company

This was revealed after the prestigious World Brand Moganshan Summit 2026. To boost direct investment, Qavah Group signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Xinhua News Agency on the sidelines of the event. The cooperation marks a new chapter for Qavah Group in facilitating the expansion of Chinese investors into the Indonesian market.

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

3. A meeting place for global business players

The World Brand Moganshan Summit 2026 is a global platform initiated by Xinhua News Agency to bring together world business leaders to discuss brand development and sustainable economic cooperation. Qavah Group’s participation affirms its role as a strategic partner in accelerating the growth of key industries and deepening Indonesia–China economic relations.