Highlighting its support for the national export drive, Indonesia Eximbank participated from Oct. 16 to 18 in this year’s TEI, which opened on Oct. 14 at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in Tangerang, Banten, showcased alongside the Ministry of Finance, the Directorate General of Customs and Excise and the National Single Window Agency (LNSW) at the KemenkeuSatu (One Finance Ministry) booth.

As a Special Mission Vehicle (SMV) of the Ministry of Finance that acts as a policy bank, Indonesia Eximbank supports government policies to drive national export growth through financing, guarantees, insurance and advisory services.

In addition, Indonesia Eximbank will participate in various discussion sessions and knowledge-sharing forums covering topics such as government support for exporters, market potential identification and the utilization of supporting facilities for export activities.

The 10 participating exporters under the mentorship program will also showcase the diverse potential of Indonesian producers in initiatives such as the development of sustainable business practices, community empowerment and partnerships with local farmers. This participation is part of Indonesia Eximbank’s efforts to support capacity building and market access for local businesses, particularly by promoting the country’s flagship products with export potential.

Through its participation in TEI 2026, Indonesia Eximbank hopes more local businesses will be able to capitalize on international market opportunities while enhancing the competitiveness of their products by strengthening capacity, expanding networks and facilitating access to export support services.

Among the 10 featured businesses were Puri Food and Healthy, which produces liquid palm sugar as a natural sweetener; Sila Artisan Tea, which uses selected tea leaves from various plantations across Indonesia; CV Mandiri Coffee, a producer and exporter of green and roasted coffee beans; CV Ceterindo Kurnia Tritama, which specializes in food and beverage products made from locally sourced natural ingredients; and CV Bunga Palm, which produces organic coconut sugar and other derivative products from coconuts grown in Central Java.

They were joined by PT Agri Spice Indonesia, which is engaged in processing and exporting spices, including nutmeg, clove, cinnamon and vanilla; PT Mandala Prima Makmur, which operates in the cocoa and chocolate industry; CV Alpha Agro Indonesia, which supplies Indonesian spices to the international market; PT Kopi Prima Indonesia, which supplies a variety of arabica and robusta coffee products to both domestic and export markets; and PT Haldin Pacific Semesta, which processes raw materials and utilizes Indonesia's agricultural resources to meet various industrial needs.

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