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Companies 2 years ago
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Bata workers hit brick wall as factory forced to shut
Hundreds of workers who lost their livelihoods when well-known shoe brand Bata closed its only factory in the country face an uncertain future but want to make the most of the compensation they expect to receive to build a future for themselves.
Companies 2 years ago
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Indonesia oldest shoemaker Bata closes its only factory
Industry association Aprisindo has noted that although Bata had closed its Purwakarta factory, the manufacturer was continuing to produce its branded footwear through contractual agreements with third-party factories.
Regulations 2 years ago
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Industries ask OJK for one more year to restructure loans
Several industries have called for at least another year's extension after the OJK announced a March 2024 termination date to its pandemic-era loan restructuring facility, arguing that a one-size-fits-all approach will not work.
Think Big 3 years ago
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‘Hijacking’ formal footwear industry with sandals
Hijack Sandals is a household name among fashion-aware Indonesian youths, but the brand founded more than a decade ago by two university friends in Bandung is just beginning to make waves on foreign shores.This story kicks off The Jakarta Post’s new Think Big series, featuring a local small and medium enterprise (SME) on the cusp of a breakthrough.
Business 5 years ago
Foot Locker to open shops, webstore in Indonesia
The sports and leisure subsidiary of Indonesian retail giant MAP plans to open the first two stores of New York-based footwear retailer Foot Locker in Indonesia in the fourth quarter of the year, under an exclusive licensing agreement.
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