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View all search resultsAutomakers are hoping for an uptick in sales from the upcoming GIIAS as both factory shipments and retail sales remained weak in May, declining by double digits year-on-year as slowing economic growth continued to weigh on demand.
The government must develop a more balanced approach to fulfill Indonesia's potential in the automotive industry. The government can implement policies such as lowering taxes on all types of cars, making financing more accessible and supporting economic growth to bolster the industry.
Multifinance companies have recorded continuing decline in yoy growth over the first three months to 4.6 percent in March, primarily due to sluggish first-quarter car sales of just 256,368 units, down 2.9 percent compared to the same period last year.
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