Indonesia's e-commerce development boosts park warehouse construction

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The boom in e-commerce in Indonesia has prompted developers to aggressively build industrial parks and warehouses.According to the e-Conomy SEA 2024 report, e-commerce business is expected to be the largest contributor to Indonesia's digital economy in 2024, estimated at US$65 billion (approximately Rp 1026.1 trillion).Agung Intiland, a developer of integrated industrial parks and warehouses in North Jakarta, is constructing a new warehouse in Laksana Business Park. The project is strategically located near PIK 2 and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and is supported by infrastructure and toll road planning. Its latest Luxima Bizhub warehouse cluster, with a 4-in-1 concept that combines live, work and sales functions, improves time and cost efficiency and is suitable for start-ups and medium-sized businesses, with prices starting from 1.9 billion rupiah. In addition the company owns 1,200 hectares of land, making the park the largest industrial park and warehouse area in the northern part of Tangerang regency and western Jakarta, and has obtained the relevant operating license to accommodate heavy industries. Since its establishment in 2015, the company has followed a development strategy aligned with the national development master plan and is committed to becoming a sustainable industrial park and real estate developer in Indonesia. In the future, it also plans to build residential, commercial, educational and medical facilities to create an independent city with one-stop living. At the same time, the company focuses on environmental protection and social responsibility to support the realization of Indonesia's economic growth target of 5.21 TP3T by 2025 through sustainable innovation and inclusive business strategies.

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