Currently, 58 companies have joined Kendal Industrial Park from a variety of industries; including F&B, furniture, fashion garments and textile, apparel, shoes, bags, and buttons.
Amongst these companies, local investors are in the majority contributing to 65%, followed by China with 25% and the rest 10% from Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, and Japan.
Furthermore, given Kendal Industrial Park’s status as a Special Economic Zone for Industrial Development, investors can benefit from a series of tax, fiscal, customs and other incentives.
Kendal Industrial Park even provides a one-stop solution to investors, which includes assisting with obtaining the necessary licenses, company establishment, and finding the workforce.
“Companies do not need to spend a lot of time managing the administration so that the company can focus on the business and start operations quickly,” said Juliani.