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Java Integrated Industrial and Ports Estate
Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus, Gresik, East-Java - Indonesia
Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus, Gresik, East-Java - Indonesia
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Discover the industrial hub redefining investment in Southeast Asia! Located in Gresik, East Java, JIIPE is not just another Special Economic Zone (SEZ); it’s Indonesia's "Best Industrial SEZ", hosting global giants like Hailiang Group, Sichuan Hebang, Xinyi Glass, Xinyi Solar, and Freeport Indonesia.
What’s the secret behind JIIPE's success?
A fully integrated ecosystem that boosts efficiency, slashes logistics costs, and delivers unmatched connectivity via its deep-sea port. Add to this the fiscal perks and seamless one-stop licensing backed by the Indonesian government, and you’ve got a formula for investment gold.
Find out how JIIPE attracts leading industries in copper, chemicals, glass, and renewable energy? Click to uncover the future of industrial synergy and find out why global investors are flocking to JIIPE.
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world with a young workforce and a large and growing domestic market due to the demographic bonus, making Indonesia one of the world’s leading economies. Despite heightened global uncertainty, Indonesia’s economic outlook continues to be positive, with domestic demand being the main driver of growth. As the only G-20 member in Southeast Asia and an active voice to develop world concerns, Indonesia plays a more significant role on the global stage. Standard Chartered foresees Indonesia’s entry into the G-7 by 2030 and projects that the Indonesian economy could become the 10th largest by 2020 and the 5th largest by 2030. Being the world’s 3rd largest flourishing democracy with the largest Muslim population, Indonesia has a stable policy situation with a high commitment to implement structural reforms. Worldwide Governance Indicators Survey conducted by World Bank indicated that Indonesia has improvements in several indicators such as Government Effectiveness, Regulatory Quality, and Control of Corruption.
To establish a foreign direct investment company in Indonesia you must first decide what business sector you are going to invest in based on Klasifikasi Baku Lapangan Usaha Indonesia “KBLI” (Indonesian Classification for Business Sector). Then, you must check whether the business sector is open with requirements or closed for foreign direct investment based on Presidential Regulation No. 44 the Year 2016 about “DNI” (Negative Investment List). If the business sector in which you are interested is not regulated, and no other restrictions from related technical ministries, then it means the business sector is open for foreign direct investment with maximum foreign ownership of 100%. The legal entity of the FDI Company should be a Limited Liability Company or Ltd. Perseroan Terbatas or PT. The ‘PT’ company should be owned by a minimum of 2 shareholders. Those can be individual or corporate shareholders or a combination of both.
| Yes, you can set up a company in any part of Indonesia. However, there are restrictions for some business sectors in certain regions, Industrial Law No. 3 the Year 2014 and Government Regulation No. 142 the Year 2015 have mandated that any industrial activities shall be located in industrial estates. Today, the Indonesian Industrial Estates Association (Himpunan Kawasan Industri Indonesia or HKI) has 87 company members, in 18 provinces, covering a total gross area of about 86,059 hectares. There are more than 9,950 manufacturing companies operating and these figures do not include industrial estates or non-HKI members. The main attractions of industrial estates are that the development is comprehensively planned to assure a strategic location, accessibility, building ratio, infrastructure, and supporting services, secured land titles, and continuous maintenance and operation management, as well as integrated environmental management. |
| A thriving industrial estate currently at center stage is Java Integrated Industrial and Port Estate (JIIPE), located in Gresik, East Java-Indonesia, a province whose economic growth is largely driven by trade and industry. With a total area of 3,000 hectares, comprising industrial estates, multifunctional public ports, and residential cities. The JIIPE industrial area covers 1,761 hectares with 400 hectares of deep seaport facilities and 800 hectares of a residential area with the concept of an independent and green city. |
| JIIPE, Gresik SEZ (Special Economic Zone) has been officially ratified as a Technology & Manufacturing SEZ through Government Regulation (PP) No. 71 of 2021 dated June 28, 2021, signed by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo. The appointment of JIIPE as a Technology & Manufacturing SEZ as one of the most competitive Industrial Estates and in demand by industry players in this region. SEZ Gresik JIIPE a National Strategic Project that will cater to the needs of Industry 4.0. It provides superior connectivity with multimodal transportation, connected deep seaport, 1 stop complete utility, environmental permit with 1 door AMDAL, and fast construction permit through the KLIK facility. SEZ status will provide additional incentives to investors. The benefits include lower income tax and customs tax. NonFiscal incentives include 1-door approval and licensing, ease of passage of goods, and flexibility in employment. The Integration of JIIPE facilities, strategic location, and SEZ status will encourage the achievement of the government's target to reduce logistics and other operational costs and make Indonesia an attractive investment destination. |
| For prospective buyers, you can easily fill out the quick appointment form via this link, and then our sales team will contact you further. |
| The availability of utilities needed by industry such as power plants, clean water and waste management, gas supply, telecommunication networks, and multimodal transportation makes the Gresik JIIPE SEZ become part of the development of industry 4.0. Where industry 4.0 combines information technology with industry. JIIPE has become a major investment destination in East Java and provides solutions for increasing industrial competitiveness in Indonesia. An environmentally friendly industrial area of 1,761 hectares is based on the type of industry. |
| The Gresik JIIPE SEZ is equipped with 400 hectares of deep seaport area which is strategically located in the Madura Strait and part of the Surabaya Port Area. With a total pier length of 6,200m and seawater depth of -16 m LWS, JIIPE Gresik SEZ can serve ships up to 150,000 DWT. This port has been operating since 2015 and is targeted to handle cargo of up to 6 million MT per year. Currently, the port has entered the 2nd phase of development: Jetty expansion from 30x250 m to 50x500 m. The port, which is about three kilometers from the industrial area, plus the five-lane highway, enables transported goods or products to reach the harbor punctually and even earlier than scheduled |
Currently, JIIPE has 17 tenants from the chemical processing, food, construction, and smelter industries
PHASE 1 (fully developed and available)
ELECTRICITY: 23 MW Dual Fuel Power Plant (Gas & liquid fuel oil)
INDUSTRIAL FRESHWATER :100 m3/hour /( 2400 m3/day ) – Sea Water Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) facility and 1500 m3/day from BWRO facility (Recycle)
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT: 2500 m3/day (MBR Technology)
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE: Capacity up to 85 MMSCFD
PHASE 2
ELECTRICITY: 250 MW Dual-source, Dual feeder (Will be ready in 2023) and 250 MW Dual-source, Dual feeder (Will be ready in 2025)
INDUSTRIAL FRESHWATER: 600 lps or 2160 m3/hour ( 51840 m3/day)
PHASE 3
ELECTRICITY: 660 MW
RENEWABLE ENERGY: Gas/ LNG to match demand
INDUSTRIAL FRESHWATER: 1000 lps ( 86,400m3/day )
UTILITY CENTER for ICTInternet & Telecommunication Service with Fiber Optic Cables – Gigabyte enabled and BTS Tower for cellular communication
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What People Say About Us
I think this is a great example of an industrial estate. It has a power plant and is integrated with a seaport. It will be very efficient for export activity. The distance from the factories to the seaport is only around one kilometer, which means there is almost no transportation cost. This will let the goods that are produced at JIIPE will be able to compete with other countries.
Ir. H. Joko Widodo
President of the Republic of Indonesia
The reason we invest in JIIPE is about the land readiness. Then, licensing and administration issues, and also supporting facilities such as seaport, road, and laydown area. Of course this is also the economic consideration and the convenience and availability for our off takers.
Tony Wenas
President Director of PT Freeport Indonesia
One of the SEZs that is expected to be the locomotive of Indonesia's economic recovery is the Gresik SEZ (JIIPE). An industrial area equipped with reliable and integrated infrastructure and superstructure such as a port, an environmentally friendly and innovative area towards the realization of a new industrial city.
Airlangga Hartarto
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs of Republic of Indonesia
We are grateful and proud to be part of the government's program in increasing industrial competitiveness in Indonesia. With the establishment of the JIIPE Gresik SEZ, we believe we can provide convenience in doing business and help industries to reduce logistics costs and achieve efficiency, so that Indonesia, especially East Java can be an attractive investment destination
Haryanto Adikoesoemo
President Director of AKR Corporindo
JIIPE is one of the leading areas that can be offered to investors to invest in Indonesia. The advantage of JIIPE is that it is integrated between industrial estates and ports
Bahlil Lahadalia
Minister of Investment of Indonesia, (Former Head of BKPM)
The location of JIIPE is accessible and integrated with the port, location access is close to the Surabaya-Jakarta toll road and the north coast national road, as well as the Surabaya-Jakarta railway line. This supports the supply chain industry which is export-oriented and import substitution
Boy Robyanto
President Director of Pelindo III
I could feel their commitment in realizing JIIPE industrial estate and assisting the success of their tenants. One of which is when Rodamas purchased the land, JIIPE had not been a special economic zone (SEZ), but now we get the bonus, jiipe has already become sez, and we could get incentives and other facilities.
Anthony Mukti Tan
President Director of PT Rodamas
The decision to invest in Jiipe was an easy one because it has an integrated concept and provides the necessary infrastructure for industry and logistics facilities
Hadi Wijaya
Site Manager of Clariant Adsorbents, Gresik
Jiipe has answered the logistics turnover problem which has resulted in high logistics costs so far. The integrated Jiipe area will speed up turnover and reduce logistics costs
Hengky Pratoko
Head of Indonesia Logistic dan Forwarder Association, East Java
First off, our decision to locate Bank Indonesia's money management project at JIIPE shows how confident we are in the facility's availability as well as its security of course.
Doddy Zulverdi
Head of Representative Bank Indonesia East Java Province
We have compared five industrial parks, we really like JIIPE is location wise, logistic-wise, supply chain, supportive staff, very convenient condition to start the construction in real quick process for approval, very attractive policy for incentive for investment from overseas, and very good policy like tax holiday, tax-free, import duty-free also instruments we are highly encouraged.
Michael Jiang
Executive Director PT Hailiang Nova Material Indonesia