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Indonesia’s logistics industry will enjoy double-digit growth this year, thanks to booming e-commerce and a string of new bonded logistics centres.
According to the Indonesian Logistics Association (ALI), the industry will grow 10-12% this year, while e-commerce will expand by up to 30%.
“E-commerce in Indonesia has driven express business growth exponentially for the last five years, with a lot of new express logistics companies launching,” said ALI chairman Zaldy Masita.
“The challenge is that there is little logistics standardisation in Indonesia, so it’s very ...
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Comment on this article
Andreas Kout
July 27, 2018 at 2:39 pmWell we have checked with big players of the indonesia transport markets ways for
finding investors in e-commerce.(indonesia+China) No asean big player in 2017 ( and we have quite good growing connections here) was really interested in supporting this,only chinese with own interests without any indonesian player that´s how the development is here.
A.Kout