Business Delegations and Networking
Targeted delegations connect German companies with key stakeholders in Indonesia’s chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Organized in collaboration with the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) and leading industry associations, these delegations leverage EKONID’s network of over 30 German and Indonesian companies—including BASF, Bayer, Beiersdorf, SOHO Industri Pharmasi, Kemindo Arthajaya, and Covestro—to foster partnerships that drive innovation, collaboration, and growth within Indonesia’s healthcare and industrial sectors.
Knowledge transfer and information sharing
EKONID facilitates business forums, conferences, and seminars to connect key players in the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors. Collaborations with organizations such as the Indonesian Medical Equipment Companies and Laboratories Association (GAKESLAB) and the Indonesian Pharmaceutical Association (GP Farmasi) create platforms for exchanging knowledge and keeping stakeholders updated on the latest industry developments.
Market entry support
Tailored advice and support are provided to companies looking to enter or expand in Indonesia’s chemical and pharmaceutical markets. EKONID offers insights into market dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and operational challenges, helping businesses navigate complex market conditions. Comprehensive market studies and analyses provide valuable data for implementing technology-driven solutions in these sectors.
Project facilitation
EKONID supports the identification and promotion of technologies that align with Indonesia’s chemical and pharmaceutical goals. Partnerships are facilitated across subsectors such as laboratory equipment, pharmaceutical production, and medical technology. Company-specific B2B meetings and visits to key facilities are arranged to highlight concrete business opportunities.
Government engagement
EKONID actively engages with government agencies, including the Indonesian Ministry of Health and the National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM). These discussions position EKONID members’ solutions within Indonesia’s regulatory framework and healthcare development plans. By addressing recent regulatory changes and investment opportunities, EKONID ensures its members are well-placed to contribute to advancements in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.