
During the on-site research, Chairman Chen Riling gave the delegation a detailed briefing on Wansinda Industrial Park’s master plan, construction achievements, investment promotion layout, enterprise occupancy status and future development roadmap. As a key industrial carrier for the China-Indonesia “Two Countries, Twin Parks” initiative, the park is rooted in the Batang National Economic Special Zone. Catering to the core needs of Chinese enterprises expanding into Indonesia, it strives to build a one-stop industrial landing platform tailored for Chinese businesses’ overseas development.
Photo: Aerial shot of Wansinda Industrial Park, Batang National Economic Special Zone, taken in September
The park features high-standard standardized industrial plants, and offers flexible cooperation models including factory leasing and sales to fully meet the factory establishment and landing needs of overseas enterprises of varying scales and business forms. Addressing diverse operational challenges faced by Chinese companies venturing into Indonesia, the park provides comprehensive one-stop landing services, effectively helping overseas enterprises settle in smoothly, operate with peace of mind and pursue sustainable growth.

Deputy Minister Arie carefully listened to the park’s work report. Combined with findings from the on-site tour, he highly commended the park’s construction outcomes, robust industrial operation system and positive contributions to advancing China-Indonesia industrial cooperation. He stated that the China-Indonesia “Two Countries, Twin Parks” initiative serves as a core vehicle for bilateral economic and trade cooperation. Boasting prominent geographic and policy advantages, the Batang Special Zone expects Wansinda Industrial Park to continuously leverage its platform strengths, attract high-quality Chinese industrial resources, deepen bilateral industrial linkages, drive local employment and industrial upgrading, and achieve mutually beneficial and coordinated industrial development between China and Indonesia.

Every high-level on-site inspection represents recognition of the park’s development capabilities and empowers in-depth China-Indonesia industrial cooperation. Moving forward, Batang Wansinda Industrial Park in Indonesia will continue to capitalize on the special zone’s strengths and focus on enterprise demands. It will further optimize its industrial service system and upgrade park operation quality, refine the one-stop industrial platform for Chinese enterprises investing in Indonesia, build a more robust bridge for China-Indonesia economic and trade cooperation, and help more Chinese enterprises set sail overseas and cultivate a solid presence in the Indonesian market.