BKPM Buka Empat Sektor Bisnis Baru bagi Investor Asing
Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board Open Four New Business Areas
Reporter : Gusmiati Waris
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
 b.jpg)
Jakarta (B2B) - Empat sektor bisnis baru akan terbuka bagi investasi asing menyusul revisi Peraturan Presiden (Perpres) tentang daftar negatif investasi. Empat sektor tersebut meliputi transportasi, kesehatan, pariwisata, ekonomi kreatif dan keuangan.
Kepala Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal (BKPM) Mahendra Siregar mengatakan sektor transportasi termasuk pembangunan dan pengoperasian terminal transportasi darat, terutama fasilitas umum di terminal penumpang dan terminal kargo umum.
"Pembangunan terminal penumpang dan terminal kargo lahan, yang sebelumnya tertutup untuk penanaman modal asing, sekarang terbuka untuk investor asing, dengan kepemilikan modal maksimal 49 persen, setelah mendapat rekomendasi dari Menteri Perhubungan," kata Mahendra Siregar setelah rapat koordinasi finalisasi daftar bidang usaha yang tertutup dan terbuka bagi investor asing, di Jakarta belum lama ini.
Sektor bisnis lainnya adalah tes berkala pada kendaraan bermotor, dengan kepemilikan modal maksimal 49%, setelah mendapat rekomendasi dari menteri transportasi, katanya.
Di sektor kesehatan, kepemilikan modal asing dalam industri farmasi ditingkatkan menjadi maksimal 85%, yang sebelumnya maksimal 75%, setelah mendapat rekomendasi dari menteri kesehatan.
Di sektor pariwisata dan ekonomi kreatif, kepemilikan modal asing dari negara-negara anggota ASEAN dalam bisnis iklan, yang sebelumnya secara eksklusif diperuntukkan bagi investor domestik, dinaikkan menjadi 51%.
Sementara itu, kepemilikan modal asing dalam bisnis modal ventura dinaikkan sampai maksimum 85%, yang sebelumnya maksimal 80%, berdasarkan Peraturan Presiden Nomor 9/2009 tentang Lembaga Pembiayaan.
Jakarta (B2B) - Four new business areas will be open to foreign investment following the revision of the presidential regulation on the negative list of investment. The four business areas comprise the transportation sector, the health sector, the tourism sector, the creative economy sector, and the financial sector.
Mahendra Siregar, Chief of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) stated that the transportation sectors included the construction and operation of land terminals, especially public facilities in passenger terminals and public cargo terminals.
"The construction of land passenger terminals and cargo terminals, which were previously closed to foreign investment, are now open to foreign investors, with a maximum capital ownership of 49 percent, after receiving recommendations from the transport minister," Siregar said after a coordination meeting on finalizing the list of business sectors that are closed and open to foreign investors, here recently.
The other business area is periodic tests on motor vehicles, with a maximum capital ownership of 49 percent, after securing recommendations from the transport minister, he said.
In the health sector, the foreign capital ownership in the pharmaceutical industry has been raised to a maximum of 85 percent, which was previously at a maximum of 75 percent, after receiving recommendations from the health minister.
In the tourism and creative economic sector, the foreign capital ownership of the ASEAN member states in the advertisement business, which was earlier exclusively reserved for domestic investors, was raised to 51 percent.
Meanwhile, the foreign capital ownership in venture capital businesses was raised to a maximum of 85 percent, which was previously at a maximum of 80 percent, based on the Presidential Regulation No. 9/2009 on Financing Institutions.
