Hong Kong's new frontier: Where Indonesia grows global
In little more than a decade, Indonesia has grown into Southeast Asia's largest economy, with its factories and resource base feeding supply chains that stretch to every major market.
Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, is shifting from raw material exports to building electric vehicles and batteries at home. The next step for Indonesian firms is to expand globally, and Hong Kong has emerged as a prime destination. With its Northern Metropolis—an innovation hub and market hub—the city offers both a place to build and a market to plug into.
ASEAN companies, which make up nearly 30% of new setups in Hong Kong, are already taking advantage of this opportunity. The Northern Metropolis shares Hong Kong's strengths of innovation and finance while offering direct access to global capital and connectivity. The land is awarded based on vision, strategic industries, investment, and job creation, giving serious manufacturers and innovators a distinct advantage.
Indonesian companies can retain their strengths while leveraging Hong Kong's common law system, capital, talent, and data flow. This makes the Northern Metropolis a gateway to Asia's next decade of trade, capital, and innovation.
Written by urgent.news from The Jakarta Post's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
