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Transisi KBLI 2025 di Indonesia: Hal yang Perlu Diketahui Pelaku Usaha

Indonesia mulai menerapkan KBLI 2025 pada 18 Juni 2026, menggantikan KBLI 2020 berdasarkan Peraturan BPS No. 7/2025 untuk mendukung perizinan berbasis risiko (OSS).

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Business, Investment & Banking, Foreign Clients, Regulation Updates

6 October 2025

Peraturan BKPM 5/2025 menetapkan komitmen permodalan minimum yang lebih tegas bagi Penanaman Modal Asing (PMA) di Indonesia, dengan mewajibkan modal ditempatkan/disetor paling sedikit Rp2,5 miliar per perseroan terbatas serta penguncian dana selama 12 bulan. Selain itu, regulasi ini memperkuat kepastian hukum dan disiplin investasi melalui ketentuan nilai investasi minimum lebih dari Rp10 miliar per bidang usaha KBLI dan lokasi proyek, disertai dengan pengecualian sektoral yang terstruktur.

Pembaharuan Modal PT PMA: Komitmen Minimum Modal Ditempatkan/Disetor Rp 2,5 Miliar dalam Peraturan BKPM 5/2025

Pembaharuan Modal PT PMA: Komitmen Minimum Modal Ditempatkan/Disetor Rp 2,5 Miliar dalam Peraturan BKPM 5/2025

Business, Regulation Updates

17 April 2026

Indonesia to implement KBLI 2025 starting June 18, 2026, replacing KBLI 2020 under BPS Regulation No. 7/2025 to support risk-based licensing (OSS).

KBLI 2025 Transition in Indonesia: What Businesses Need to Know

KBLI 2025 Transition in Indonesia: What Businesses Need to Know

Business, Regulation Updates, Investment & Banking, Foreign Clients

6 October 2025

BKPM Regulation 5/2025 introduces a firm capital commitment framework for foreign direct investment (PMA) in Indonesia, mandating a minimum paid-up or subscribed capital of IDR 2.5 billion per limited liability company, alongside a general investment threshold of over IDR 10 billion per business line and project location. Reinforced by a mandatory 12-month lock-up period and self-declaration mechanism, the regulation signals the government’s intent to ensure financial credibility, sectoral clarity, and regulatory discipline in the investment licensing regime.

Capital Commitment Redefined: IDR 2.5 Billion Minimum for PMA Under Indonesia’s BKPM Regulation 5/2025

Capital Commitment Redefined: IDR 2.5 Billion Minimum for PMA Under Indonesia’s BKPM Regulation 5/2025

Business, Regulation Updates

12 June 2025

PP 28/2025 officially revokes PP 5/2021 as of 5 June 2025 and introduces a more centralized risk-based business licensing system. While it still adopts a risk-based approach, the new regulation emphasizes the centralization of authority, adjustments to the OSS system, and detailed transitional provisions for licenses currently in process or already issued. Business actors are advised to closely observe the transitional provisions and update their OSS access data to ensure the continuity and legality of their operations.

Licensing Reform in Effect: What Every Business Actor Should Know About PP 28/2025 and Its Centralized Approach

Licensing Reform in Effect: What Every Business Actor Should Know About PP 28/2025 and Its Centralized Approach
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