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Jun 2025

The Role of AgriTech Platforms in Accelerating Modernization and Enhancing Agricultural Productivity in Indonesia

Indonesia’s agriculture sector, long reliant on smallholder farmers, is entering a new era of modernization driven by digital platforms. AgriTech solutions are helping solve critical challenges such as market inefficiency, financing gaps, and low productivity. Platforms like TaniHub, eFishery, and Crowde have empowered thousands of farmers through expanded market access, automated technology, and inclusive financing. The result: increased income, reduced operational costs, and a more resilient agricultural ecosystem. As Indonesia continues its digital transformation, AgriTech will be key in driving food security, rural development, and national economic growth.

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Jun 2025

PKPU Case Decline in Q1 2025: Economic Stability Amid Pressure in the Manufacturing and Construction Sectors

In the first quarter of 2025, Indonesia saw a notable 20% drop in PKPU (Suspension of Debt Payment Obligation) cases, totaling 132 filings. This decline reflects a relatively stable economy amidst global uncertainties. While the overall outlook appears optimistic—with 4.87% GDP growth and rising investment—the data also highlights ongoing pressures in construction, agriculture, and manufacturing, particularly textiles. Most businesses opted for PKPU as a restructuring path rather than bankruptcy. To maintain this positive momentum, a combination of policy support, digital transformation, and financial reform is urgently needed to strengthen vulnerable sectors and avoid future insolvency spikes.

Feb 2024

The growth of the livestock industry is hampered by increasing production costs. What will this condition be like in 2024?

Based on GDP growth in the Livestock Sector in 2023, the livestock sector enjoyed a positive growth rate of around 2.71% (year on year). There was a 3.53-point decline compared to 2022, which might reach 6.24% (year on year). This is caused by several factors, such as an increase in imports of Grans Parent Stock, which causes the supply of DOC (Day Old Chick) to exceed demand, an increase in the price of livestock production facilities, which include DOC or chicks, feed, vaccines, vitamins, and medicines, which causes costs production to increase, the effect of tightening monetary policy is decreasing consumption expenditure, and the supply chain is long, and the poultry industry is not yet read.