Indonesia should be considered a middle-income economy, so the World Bank says. Indonesia's economy grew at an annual rate of 4.4% in the first quarter of 2009. With over $34 billion worth of infrastructure projects and about $4.5 billion going to tender in the next year, this quiet powerhouse of South East Asia is creeping into the limelight as it resists the recession.
A total of more then $2.2 billion has been pledged by Japan, Germany and Australia to the Indonesian government for the purposes of infrastructure development. And that doesn’t include the more than $1 billion raised by PLN from the Bank of China and China Exim Bank.
Euromoney Seminars and Project Finance Magazine’s Indonesia Energy & Infrastructure Finance Conference 2009 will be an in-depth discussion from project sponsors, developers and EPC contractors to international and local banks as well as government ministers and lawyers. With sessions that include:
- Look ahead with an economic outlook as well as a focus on power, transport and telecoms to ensure you are in the right sectors, at the right time
- Review the shape of future Indonesian projects and ensure their financibility with a sound knowledge of USD vs rupiah financing
- PPP in Indonesia – hear clarification on the nature of government involvement and the relationship with state-owned enterprises, and understand where your organisation can work with those enterprises.
- What do projects have to do to live up to export credit agency due diligence and attract funding?
- Understand what Indonesian banks will do to develop the tenor and liquidity of Indonesia’s local loan market so they can get more involved in future project finance deals
- Gain direct knowledge of how Islamic finance and private equity can fill the the funding gap left by conventional banking, to improve your positioning at tender
This is the newest addition to our global infrastructure portfolio. As Indonesia’s impact on the world grows, we expect over 100 people to attend on 29 & 30 September. From investigating market trends to analyzing the benefits of government involvement in a deal, this gathering will help you build your strategy in Indonesia. Can you afford to miss out?
FEATURED KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Bambang Susantono, Deputy Minister, Infrastructure & Regional Development, Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs
Dedy Supriadi Priatna, Deputy Minister, Infrastructure Affairs, National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas)
Yahya Rahmana Hidayat, Director of Energy, Telecommunication and Informatics, National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas)
Fahmi Mochtar, President Director, PLN
Frans Sunito, President Director, Jasa Marga
Kaoru Nagata, Head of Project Finance, Asia and Oceania Finance Department, JBIC
Kyoung Kook Min, Director, Overseas Investment and Resource Development, KEIC
Bumsuk Cha, Deputy Director, Natural Resources Development Finance Department, Korea Exim
Walid Abdel Wahab, Director, Country Operations Department - 1 (ASIA), Islamic Development Bank
For further details please contact:
Delegate registrations - olivia.wong@euromoneyasia.com / HK+852 2912 8099
Speaker opportunities - jason.coles@euromoneyasia.com / HK+852 2842 6906
Sponsorship opportunities – gparker@euromoneyplc.com / UK+44 20 7779 8848