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View all search resultsRetailers have suffered an estimated Rp 500 billion (US$33 million) in lost sales over five days of unrest, while small businesses saw revenue plunge by up to 90 percent as demonstrations disrupted operations and supply chains.
The latest release of manpower data shows that the manufacturing, retail and mining sectors recorded the sharpest rise in job losses over the six months to June, with Central Java leading the provinces most affected by layoffs.
Industry leaders have urged authorities to boost consumer spending aggressively in response to what they describe as a demand-side crisis reminiscent of the COVID-19 era, but officials say current policies are sufficient to maintain economic activity in the country.
On Feb. 19, MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia celebrated its latest industry milestone by opening its 1000th store, further cementing its position as Indonesia’s largest home improvement retailer. This historic store, located in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi, is another significant step of MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia’s mission in providing high quality products at an affordable price for families across the country, from Sabang to Merauke.
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