Indonesia’s industrial sector is undergoing a significant regulatory transformation with the issuance of Ministry of Industry Regulation No. 13 of 2025, which supersedes the previous framework established in 2019.

The new regulation introduces more rigorous obligations for industrial businesses, including:

• Increased reporting frequency (quarterly submissions)
• Broader data disclosure requirements
• Mandatory verification by independent verification agencies (LVIs)
• Use of the National Industrial Information System (SIINas)

These changes reflect the government’s initiative to enhance national industrial planning and infrastructure development through more timely and comprehensive data collection.

In this article, Dentons HPRP lawyers Nashatra Prita (Partner) and Praditanto Rizabar Mahendra Soebroto (Associate) provide a structured overview of the new regulatory landscape and its practical implications for businesses operating in Indonesia’s industrial sector.

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Drawing from our extensive experience in regulatory compliance and public policy matters, we outline:

• Key compliance obligations under MOI Regulation No. 13/2025
• Steps businesses should take to prepare for reporting and verification
• Risks of non-compliance, including potential administrative sanctions

This update is intended to support businesses in adapting to the evolving regulatory environment and ensuring continued operational certainty in 2025 and beyond.

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