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small-and-medium-enterprises

Business 5 years ago

WhatsApp partners with youth NGO for digital business training

The government plans to encourage 2 million small businesses to go online this year.

Business 5 years ago

Unstable internet, shipment issues: SMEs face uphill battle digitizing business to survive

With households holding back on spending and opting to save money, demand for SME products has declined.

Business 5 years ago

P2P lending helps SMEs earn more, scale up business: Research

Minister says fintech lending needed to cater to SMEs while the global economy was in a recession.

Business 5 years ago

Govt aims for 10 million MSMEs to go digital by year end

The government aims to have 10 million micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) go digital by the end of the year to help them ease the financial burden of the pandemic, a high-ranking official has said.

Business 5 years ago

53 percent of Indonesians say obtaining SME permit is hard: SMRC survey

Kalimantan showed the largest share of residents facing difficulties in obtaining a business permit at 92 percent.

Business 5 years ago

Coca Cola, Gojek provide business assistance for small businesses

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), ranging from small shops and warung to distributors of consumer products, contribute more than 60 percent to Indonesia’s gross domestic product (GDP).

Business 5 years ago

Govt boost exports of SME products through virtual business matching, coaching

The Trade Ministry is trying to spur exports by small and medium enterprises (SME) by connecting them with potential buyers abroad through virtual business matching events.

Opinion 5 years ago

Kill the virus, not the economy

Indonesia's financial system is also grappling with several major global and domestic sources of vulnerability that could disrupt stability.

National 5 years ago

Majority of SMEs in Indonesia halt operations, some close permanently: ILO survey

A recent survey by the International Labor Organization (ILO) has revealed that the majority of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia had been forced to close their businesses, either temporarily or permanently, due to COVID-19.