Indonesia's stationery and office supplies industry maintains good growth momentum due to strong domestic demand and export potential in Southeast Asia. Modern manufacturing facilities are key to improving production capacity, efficiency, and global competitiveness. Deli, one of the world's largest stationery companies, has officially started construction of a new factory in the Arthar Industrial Park in Karawang, Banten Province. Covering approximately 8.2 hectares with an estimated building area of 12 hectares, the investment totals IDR 2.25 trillion. The facility will be a global-standard base integrating production, warehousing, and logistics, serving as Deli's main manufacturing center in Southeast Asia.
The new factory will produce a variety of stationery and office supplies, meeting domestic demand and expanding regional exports. At full capacity, annual production is expected to reach IDR 2 trillion and create over 3,000 jobs. The company emphasizes its support for national industrialization, applying consistent international quality standards, leveraging modern technology to ensure product consistency, safety, and reliability, and improving distribution efficiency through localization.
The project focuses on supply chain integration, concentrating production, warehousing, and distribution in a single park to shorten logistics chains, reduce import dependency, and strengthen Indonesia's position as a stationery manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia. It has received support from central and regional governments, the Ministry of Investment/BKPM, the Ministry of Industry, Karawang and West Java provincial governments, and the Arthar Industrial Park, reflecting a collective effort to build a modern industrial ecosystem.
Beyond economic contributions, the project will provide over 3,000 local jobs, promote human resource capacity building and technology transfer, and help supply high-quality, safe, and affordable products to the education and office sectors. The Governor of West Java noted that the circulation of salaries locally will drive basic needs and multiplier effects, activating the regional economy.
Related industries such as logistics, raw material supply, and technical services will also benefit, creating multi-layered economic contributions. Construction will proceed in phases: groundbreaking on November 26, 2025, construction start in Q1 2026, with a target completion by the end of 2027 and full operation starting at that time. Deli aims to strengthen Indonesia's autonomous production capacity and global competitiveness in the stationery industry.
Indonesia's stationery and office supplies industry maintains good growth momentum due to strong domestic demand and export potential in Southeast Asia. Modern manufacturing facilities are key to improving production capacity, efficiency, and global competitiveness. Deli, one of the world's largest stationery companies, has officially started construction of a new factory in the Arthar Industrial Park in Karawang, Banten Province. Covering approximately 8.2 hectares with an estimated building area of 12 hectares, the investment totals IDR 2.25 trillion. The facility will be a global-standard base integrating production, warehousing, and logistics, serving as Deli's main manufacturing center in Southeast Asia.
The new factory will produce a variety of stationery and office supplies, meeting domestic demand and expanding regional exports. At full capacity, annual production is expected to reach IDR 2 trillion and create over 3,000 jobs. The company emphasizes its support for national industrialization, applying consistent international quality standards, leveraging modern technology to ensure product consistency, safety, and reliability, and improving distribution efficiency through localization.
The project focuses on supply chain integration, concentrating production, warehousing, and distribution in a single park to shorten logistics chains, reduce import dependency, and strengthen Indonesia's position as a stationery manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia. It has received support from central and regional governments, the Ministry of Investment/BKPM, the Ministry of Industry, Karawang and West Java provincial governments, and the Arthar Industrial Park, reflecting a collective effort to build a modern industrial ecosystem.
Beyond economic contributions, the project will provide over 3,000 local jobs, promote human resource capacity building and technology transfer, and help supply high-quality, safe, and affordable products to the education and office sectors. The Governor of West Java noted that the circulation of salaries locally will drive basic needs and multiplier effects, activating the regional economy.
Related industries such as logistics, raw material supply, and technical services will also benefit, creating multi-layered economic contributions. Construction will proceed in phases: groundbreaking on November 26, 2025, construction start in Q1 2026, with a target completion by the end of 2027 and full operation starting at that time. Deli aims to strengthen Indonesia's autonomous production capacity and global competitiveness in the stationery industry.