• Search for:

    • SingCham is the premier business chamber for Singaporean interests in Indonesia. Founded in 2006, SingCham aims to promote the business interests of individuals or companies operating in Singapore and/or Indonesia. SingCham provides networking activities, events, and useful information for its members, and acts as the liaison between the Singaporean business community and the Singapore and Indonesian governments. With a focus on fostering better networking and feedback among members, SingCham is committed to providing valuable resources and insights to help members connect, learn, and grow their businesses in Indonesia. Join SingCham today and become part of a thriving business community that benefits from exclusive resources, networking opportunities, and business insights.

    • Login
    11Jan, 2022
    SCCI End year Business Event Networking 2021

    Apart from all pandemic circumstances, we are so blessed to be able to organize such a big event to reunite as community and celebrate the conclusion of the 2021. It was a huge success.
    We have to thanks many of our sponsors who has been very supportive Singapore Global Network , Tokocrypto, SBF and SBF@globalconnect , BMW Indonesia, Withers KhattarWong and Idmeco Djaya also our co sponsor : Asian Tigers Indonesia and Heartology .


    Please mark your calendar for the next SCCI event this year

    30Aug, 2021
    BMW Corporate Sales Program for members

    Do you know that you can enjoy a BMW X1 with a lower retail price compared to Singapore Retail Price Price? BMW X1 sDrive18i price in Singapore is S$198,888 while the same car only cost Rp760m in Indonesia. Members are offered the BMW Corporate program which will provide special benefits. Entitled to special benefits such as special lease program, special rates for purchase of BMW, complimentary Chauffeur Safety Training for every purchase of The 5, The 6, The 7, The 8, and The X7. In addition, all purchases will be entitled to warranties and after sales services, such as the 3-year warranty – for vehicle repairs, 5-year services for regular maintenance of vehicles – BMW Service Inclusive and BMW vehicle tyre insurance valid for 2 years – BMW Group Tyre Coverage. This is a special offer from BMW Indonesia for SCCI members only. For further information please reach out to SCCI Secretary or BMW Indonesia: BMW Contact center phone: 1500269, whatsapp +62 85288886269 or email: contact.id@bmw.co.id.

    7Jun, 2021
    BMW corporate program for SCCI members

    Members of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Indonesia have been offered a BMW Corporate program which will provide special benefits. Members of SCCI will be entitled to special benefits such as special lease program, special rates for purchase of BMW, complimentary Chauffeur Safety Training for every purchase of The 5, The 6, The 7, The 8, and The X7. In addition, all BMW purchases will be entitled to BMW vehicle warranties and after sales services, such as the 3-year warranty known as BMW Repair Inclusive – for vehicle repairs, 5-year service for regular maintenance of BMW vehicles – BMW Service Inclusive and BMW vehicle tyre insurance valid for 2 years – BMW Group Tyre Coverage.

    9Apr, 2021
    UP COMING WEBINAR

    Investing in Indonesia: 3 new developments you should know

    Singapore was Indonesia’s largest foreign investor in 2020, with total investments of US$9.8 billion, increasing by 6.5% year on year. With the recent Omnibus Law, DTA and BIT strengthening investment and business confidence between both countries, bilateral investments are expected to grow strongly in the years to come as part of post-pandemic economic recovery. As investors, professionals and business owners, it is critical to understand how these developments enhances your investments and businesses in Indonesia.
    In this webinar organized by SCCI, senior lawyers from Withers worldwide will discuss 3 key developments that can help the ease of doing business in Indonesia and how investor protection is enhanced. We will also discuss how you can harness this opportunity to expand and invest in Indonesia.
    The key developments are:
    1) the Omnibus law;
    2) the Singapore-Indonesia Bilateral Investment Treaty; and
    3) the Singapore-Indonesia Tax Treaty
    SCCI is a business chamber representing the Singaporean business community in Indonesia

    Register

    https://investinginindonesia3newdvp.splashthat.com/

    8Apr, 2021
    Virtual Consular Briefing 2021

    Dear Singaporeans,

    The Singapore Embassy in Jakarta will be organising a virtual Consular Briefing for Singaporeans via Zoom on Saturday, 17 April 2021 from 11.00 am to 12.00 pm. Please register at https://form.gov.sg/606590966b94e800125448d7 for the event. The Zoom meeting details will be sent to you closer to the date of the event.

    We look forward to you joining us at the briefing. See you online!

    24Mar, 2021
    SCCI WEBINAR “Indonesia Growth Prospects 2021 : New Horizons

    The first of an ongoing series of Webinars hosted by SCCI in 2021 on business and investment opportunities in Southeast Asia’s fastest growing economy . This webinar was held on Feb 23rd, sponsored by UOB Indonesia, Withers KhattarWong and PwC.

    Guest of Honour : H.E Anil Kumar Nayar (Singapore Ambassador to Indonesia)

    Opening speech : Shoeb Kagda (Chairman, Singapore Chamber of Commerce Indonesia)

    Keynote Speakers :

    1. Enrico Tanuwidjaja (Senior Economist, UOB Indonesia)
    2. Joel Shen (Partner, Withers KhattarWong)
    3. Suyanti Halim (Tax Leader, PwC Indonesia)
    4. Kexin Lim (Tax Partner, PwC Singapore)
    27Sep, 2018
    Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan revokes reclamation project permits

    Jakarta Bay reclamation. Photo: Antara / Aditya Pradana Putra

    Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has voided principle permits to stop work on 13 man-made islands in the controversial Jakarta Bay land reclamation project.

    Anies said that the decision on Wednesday was made after hearing a recommendation from the Northern Coast Management Coordinating Agency (BKP-Pantura).

    “Based on the recommendation, we can assure you that we will stop the development of the 13 reclaimed islands,” Anies told reporters at City Hall, as reported on the administration’s website.

    The governor was referring to islets A, B and E, which are being developed by PT Kapuk Naga Indah; islets I, J and K, developed by PT. Pembangunan Jaya Ancol; islet M, developed by PT. Manggal Krida Yudha; islets O and F, developed by PT Jakarta Propertindo; islets P and Q, developed by KEK Marunda Jakarta; islet H, developed by PT Taman Harapan Indah; and islet I, developed by PT Jaladri Kartika Pakci.

    Anies added that the existing islets would be used for the benefit of the public, without specifying what that meant.

    Anies claimed the developers, which have already obtained principle permits, had failed to follow the correct procedures, including with regard to submitting the design and Environmental Impact Analysis (Amdal) reports.

    Source: The Jakarta Post 

    17Sep, 2018
    Started in 2010, Path to stop operation in October

    Social networking and photo-sharing app Path is set to terminate its service on Oct. 18.

    Following rumors that spread over the weekend, the team officially announced the plan on Monday, sharing the shutdown schedule on its website.

    “It is with deep regret that we announce that we will stop providing our beloved service, Path. We started Path in 2010 as a small team of passionate and experienced designers and engineers. Over the years we have tried to lay out our mission: through technology and design we aim to be a source of happiness, meaning and connection to our users,” it stated.

    The team shared that starting Oct. 1, people would no longer be able to download or update the app from iTunes and Google Play.

    Then, on Oct. 18, it would start to terminate the service. Finally, on Nov. 15, Path-related customer service will be officially closed.

    (read more: The Jakarta Post)

    13Sep, 2018
    Go-Jek kicks off maiden operation in Vietnam

    Go-Jek, the Indonesian ride-hailing app, kicked off its maiden operation in Vietnam on Wednesday, the first step of the company’s plan to expand into Southeast Asia.

    In Vietnam, Go-Jek is collaborating with a local team led by digital entrepreneur Nguyen Vu Duc under the brand Go-Viet.

    “We are very impressed with Go-Jek’s influence and we share the same vision,” Go-Viet CEO Vu Duc told journalists on Wednesday. He said Go-Jek was Go-Viet’s strategic partner in terms of technological and financial matters.

    Go-Jek corporate affairs chief Nila Marita said it decided to collaborate with a local partner because local knowledge of the market was key to win the hearts of customers.

    Vu Duc said the company was expected to have four services — Go-Bike, Go-Car, Go-Food and e-wallet – early next year.

    (read more: The Jakarta Post)

    13Sep, 2018
    Trade war pushes China to go on charm offensive over free-trade credentials

    Increasingly convinced that the trade war with the United States is unlikely to end soon, Beijing is stepping up its charm offensive to reassure foreign politicians and business leaders of its commitment to global free trade by opening and reforming its domestic economy.

    And next week’s “Summer Davos” – or the World Economic Forum’s Twelfth Annual Meeting of the New Champions – in Tianjin will serve as the next occasion for Beijing to outline its stance.

    “The Chinese government has high expectations for the conference,” Xia Qing, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission’s international department, said on Wednesday.

    It was at the World Economic Forum at Davos in January last year that President Xi Jinping made a now-famous keynote speech defending free trade while opposing the rising tide of protectionism. Xi sought to portray China as the new leading champion of globalisation.

    “As the trade war is tending to escalate, [China] is sending strong signals that it will firmly promote globalisation, trade liberalisation, that it will support the Belt and Road Initiative and actively respond to global technological changes,” Xia said.

    (read more: South China Morning Post)