PT (PMDB) Domestic Investment

DETAILS:
PMDB (Penanaman Modal Dalam Negeri), or Domestic Investment, refers to investment activities in Indonesia conducted by domestic (Indonesian) entities or individuals using their own capital. Unlike foreign investment (PMAs), PMDB is focused on mobilizing Indonesian resources—whether from Indonesian citizens, companies, or government bodies—to finance and stimulate the local economy.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Shareholders: A minimum of 2 shareholders (can be individuals or entities), Both must be Indonesian citizens or companies

• Directors and Commissioners: At least 1 director and 1 commissioner. The director manages day-to-day operations, while the commissioner supervises. These roles must be filled by Indonesian nationals for a local PT.

• Minimum Capital: The minimum paid-up capital for a local PT is IDR 50 million (approx. USD 3,400). For medium-sized companies, this can go up to IDR 500 million (approx. USD 34,000). However, the capital requirement may vary depending on the business classification.

• Business Activities: You must define the specific business activities of the company, as stated in the KBLI (Indonesian Standard Business Classification). Some sectors are restricted or limited for foreigners.

• Registered Office Address: A legal office address is required in Indonesia. Virtual offices are often accepted, but for some sectors, physical offices may be required.

• Business License: Obtain a Business Identification Number (NIB) through the OSS system (Online Single Submission) and Sectoral Licenses depending on the business activities.

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• PT (PMDB) Domestic Investment: IDR 12.500.000