Aceh Investment Opportunities 2022 by Invest in Aceh

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Department of Investment and One Stop Service Aceh Province 2021

Forewords by The Governor of Aceh

As for industrial zones, we have Ladong Aceh Industrial Park and Special Economic Zone of Arun Lhokseumawe. We believe these areas could interest investors who wish to invest in areas with many incentives including tax reductions and many other benefits.

CEH is located at the tip of Sumatra Island, with a strategic location within the world’s busiest international shipping route, the Malacca Strait. Due to its special autonomy status, Aceh has developed friendly regulations for businesses and trade to thrive in the region. We have been focusing on the development through cooperation with private sectors, and our infrastructure has also been improved in order to support the investment in Aceh. Aceh has unique and diverse cultures, and has become an important tourist destination for those who wish to enjoy serenity and peace. In agricultural sector, Aceh is abundant with highly valued commodities such as coffee, cocoa, and palm oil. Furthermore, fisheries and livestock are also potential sectors for investment.

Our strong cultural identity and values have given us great opportunities to complement the growing demand of halal food production and halal tourism in neighbouring countries, especially among regional cooperation entity of Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT), in which Aceh is involved as one of the members. Aceh is open for business. The Government of Aceh is committed in the ease of doing business by improving investment climate to achieve our target of becoming a leading destination investment in Indonesia. We will provide all necessary assistance and supports to our partners to invest in Aceh. We welcome you to invest in amazing Aceh and we look forwards to meet you in Aceh.

Ir. Nova Iriansyah, MT Governor of Aceh

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Forewords by The Head of Aceh Investment and One Stop Services Agency

socialization to the community.

N order to bring Aceh as one of the investment destinations in Indonesia, Aceh Investment and One Stop Services Agency continues to improve itself to be the leading agency related to investment development sector in Aceh. We are committed to facilitate the various needs of businesses related to accurate data and information about investment opportunities and investment procedures. In order to address the needs, our office has established a desk available for businesses to consult regulation, procedures, and permits issuance. Acceleration on the investment realization in Aceh, both Domestic Investment (PMDN) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been continuously carried out by coordination with various parties, including the Government, Regional Government, related technical services, as well as providing

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The presence of new investments in Aceh will create jobs for the community, increase the added value of commodities/services, reduce poverty and support economic growth by empowering all potentials variables including character, natural resources and commodity potential of each region, as well as realizing downstreaming and industrialization to push economic activity in the region. The book of Aceh Investment Opportunities, is one of the means that we have prepared to provide an overview of investment potential that can be an option to be developed according to the needs of investors. There are four priority sectors of Aceh’s investment: infrastructure & energy, agro-industry, tourism and development of Aceh’s investment areas. We hope that the data and information presented can be the reference for investors to analyze the potential of natural resources and explore lucrative investment opportunities. We welcome you to invest in Aceh. Head of Aceh Investment and One Stop Services Agency Marthunis, S.T, D.E.A.

Table of Contents Forewords by The Governor of Aceh

Forewords by The Head of Aceh Investment and One Stop Services Agency

Testimony

Vision and Mission

Reason to Invest (Why Aceh?)

Aceh in Figures

Aceh Spatial Plan

Administrative Regions

Demography

Population

Labor Force

Economic Indicator

Investment Realization

Supporting Infrastructure

Airport

Amount of Planes and Passengers

Port

List of Port in Aceh

List of Ferry Port

Route

List of Vessels

Roads

Terminal

Energy/Electricity

Water

Development of Drinking Water Network

Banking and Financial Services

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Telecommunication Service

Hotel

Star Hotels in Aceh

Aceh Investment Opportunities

Infrastructure & Energy

Toll Road

The Project of Trans Sumatera Toll Road

Train

Technology Selection

114

Energy

122

Potential Hydroelectric Power Plant (PLTA) in Aceh

126

Geothermal in Aceh

128

Gas Pipeline

130

Waste to Energy Potential in Langsa

134

Agro Industry

137

Palm Oil

138

Coffee

144

Arabica

144

Robusta Coffee

148

Cocoa

152

Patchouli

156

Lemongrass

160

Livestock Industry

162

Fishing Port Sawang Ba’u

166

Fishery Area of Idi

168

Metro Mina Park- Kuala Idi – East Aceh

170

Tourism

172

Tourism Development of Pulau Banyak

174

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4 Star Hotel Development in South Aceh

180

Aceh Industrial Estate Development

182

Free Port and Free Trade Zone (KPBPB)

184

Tourism Development at Pulo Aceh

188

Development of Gapang and Iboih

190

Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Arun Lhokseumawe

192

Flowchart on Business Permit in SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe

200

Aceh industrial Estate (KIA) Ladong

202

Samudera Kutaraja Fishing Port

206

Project Investment

209

Cooking Oil Industry in Nagan Raya

210

Development of Cavendish Banana Production Area in Bener Meriah

214

Pasta Sauces Processing Industry Development in Aceh Tengah

220

Development of Fish and Shrimp Feed Factory in Aceh Tamiang

230

Nurul Arafah Islamic Center & Banda Aceh Business Center

234

Lhoknga Golf Course Development

238

Ie Su’um Hot Spring, Aceh Besar

240

Tourism Development of Lingkok Kuwieng - Pidie

244

Joint Cooperation on CT-1 & CT-3 Port – Sabang, Aceh

248

Yacht Marina & Resort Development of Pulau Klah – Sabang, Aceh 250 Development of Lhok Weng Resort

252

Smoked Tuna Processing Plant

254

Integrated Main Market Management in Lhokseumawe

257

Licencing Process for Investment

258

OSS-RBA

258

Incentives

262

Negative Investment List

270

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Testimony

Testimony by PT Perta Arun Gas (PAG)

PERTA ARUN GAS (PAG) is the only company that has regasification facilities in the Provinces of Aceh and North Sumatra. We have been operating since 2015 with a production capacity of 300 MMSCFD. PAG is committed to contribute on industrial growth in Aceh and northern Sumatra.

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We find that the investment climate in Aceh is very good. The increasingly conducive security conditions have also made Aceh as an investment location choice outside Java, especially for investment development in locations such as the Aceh economic zone or the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ, the Sabang Free Trade Zone, the Aceh Industrial Park, and the Kutaraja Fishery Port Area.

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Perta Arun Gas (PAG), Lhokseumawe

The local government support has made our company grow and develop well. And we can fulfill our commitment to support industry and energy fulfillment in Aceh, thus making Aceh a very competitive investment destination.

Presiden Director Arif Widodo

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◘ Testimony

Testimony by PT. Green Enterprises Indonesia (aluan)

OUR COMPANY has been established since 2016 to produce virgin coconut oil with the aluan brand. The company supports sustainable development programs based on an understanding of the principle of interdependence found in all things, especially those related to the environment, social and economy. We operate along the coconut value chain: from small certified organic farms owned by small farmers and located in the islands to our factory which is used for processing and adding value in Simeuleu, Aceh whose products we distribute to world markets with our products. high quality sustainable coconut. We enter the growth phase and train our workers with hard working spirit to build a

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professional, efficient, open and caring team to achieve the growth of our company. One of our programs is supply chain development; we will carry out a coconut replanting program in Simeulue, currently coconut production in Simeulue is decreasing this is due to its age which has exceeded the productive age of 10-30 years. We coordinate with stakeholders, related parties and the community so that this program can run according to plan. We have felt the support from the local government and the

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people of Simeulue since we came to this island, we hope that we will continue to work together to introduce Simeulue, Aceh to the world market with high-value products.

CEO Co-Founder - aluan PT. Green Enterprises Indonesia Jane Dunlop

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◘ Testimoni

Testimony by Parkside Gayo Hotel

PARKSIDE Gayo Petro Hotel Takengon is part of the property of the Parkside Hotel Group which has grown in various countries. In 2021 we operate in Aceh Tengah district to become the first 3-star hotel, our presence here is in line with the development of District of Aceh Tengah which is a popular tourist destination in Aceh today, with the number of tourists that continues to increase every year even during the pandemic conditions sweeping the world. This opportunity strengthens our decision to develop our business in Aceh, by implementing the concept of halal and sharia, making our hotel a comfortable choice for visiting tourists, we also offer meeting rooms as an option to organize various events.

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The presence of our property in Aceh is proof that Aceh is a safe and comfortable investment destination in Indonesia, the support of the local government and the Acehnese people strongly supports the realization of our investment. Let’s Invest in Aceh

Noersyam Akhmad General Manager Parkside Gayo Petro Hotel

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◘ Testimoni

Development and Management Board of Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Arun Lhokseumawe PT. Patriot Nusantara Aceh SEZ Arun Lhoksemawe is an integrated industrial area that comes with the concept of a one stop hub service at the west gate of Indonesia. Stipulated through Government Regulation Number 5/2017 about SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe which then managed by the Development and Management Board appointed by Governor Decree Number: 570/1170/2017 concerning the establishment of PT. Patriot Nusantara Aceh as Development and Management Board of SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe. SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe is present among the existing industrial tenants with an area of ± 2,662.48 Ha and is divided into 5 potential zones for development, which are industrial zones, logistics zones, export processing zones, energy zones and tourism zones. Having adequate facilities as well as being supported by a strategic location and connectivity with the Malikussaleh airport and Krueng Gekueh port, makes the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ an industrial area

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with great potential to continue to be developed with various business developments in accordance to the zones and main activities that are investors’ interest. Investors or an existing tenant who conducts business development in the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ will get facilities and conveniences in terms of taxation, customs and excise, goods traffic, employment, immigration, land and spatial planning and business permits. One of the existing tenants of SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe who has benefitted by this incentive is PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda which received a tax holiday in the form of a 100% reduction in corporate income tax for 20 years for the development of investment in the construction of the NPK Factory. Tax holiday dan tax allowance adalah dua fasilitas yang sangat di minati oleh investor. Di KEK Arun Lhokseumawe investor yang melakukan investasi dalam kegiatan utama KEK Arun Lhokseumawe seperti industri energi, industri petrokimia, industri pengolahan

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Construction of PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda

kelapa sawit, industri pengolahan kayu & logistik dapat memproleh tax holiday. Tax holidays can be granted in accordance with the minimum investment value and duration of 10-20 years. Meanwhile, for activities outside the main activities of the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ, investors can get a tax allowance in the form of a 30% reduction in net income tax for 6 years, accelerated depreciation and amortization, the imposition of income tax on dividends to foreign taxpayers by 10% and more compensation for losses. old but not more than 10 years. The business licensing process at the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ will be assisted by the Administrator -the working unit in charge of providing licensing and non-

licensing services-. The administrator will assist investors with business licensing after receiving investment recommendations issued by PT Patriot Nusantara Aceh. Currently we are also the initiator of the Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ Environmental Permit so that every investor and existing tenant can simply make a detailed Environmental Management Plan and Environmental Monitoring Plan guided by the Regional EIA. With an idle infrastructure in the midst of an active existing industry as well as facilities and conveniences to provide the best service and convenience, PT Patriot is ready to facilitate the investors’ interests. Director Kesuma Indra

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Vision and Mission Vision: To realize a peaceful and prosperous Aceh through a clean, fair and serving government.

Jalan Tol Jantho - Indrapuri

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Mission: 1. Bureaucracy reformation in order to achieve a clean and good government in supporting the quality and equitable public service delivery. 2. Strengthening the implementation of Sharia Law along with Islamic values and Acehnese culture in people’s lives in accordance to Ahlussunnah Waljamaah perspective which is based on the law of the Shafi’iyah School while respecting other schools of thought. 3. Maintaining the integrity of nationalism and sustainability of peace as a follow-up to the principles of the MoU Helsinki. 4. Building a quality and competitive society at the national and regional levels through improving the quality of education, both in vocational education, religious education (dayah) and general education. 5. Ensuring all Acehnese to have easy, quality and integrated access to health services. 6. Ensuring food sovereignty and security which has implications for the welfare of farmers and fishermen through increased productivity and added value of agricultural and marine products. 7. Providing clean and renewable energy sources in the context of meeting the electricity needs of the people and industry, as Aceh’s commitment to low emission development. 8. Build and protect production centers and creative service industries that produce competitive products to expand employment opportunities and provide easy access to financial capital. 9. Revitalization of the regional planning function with the principles of evidence-based planning that is effective, efficient and sustainable. 10. Development and improvement of the quality of integrated infrastructure and a sustainable environment. aio

Reason to Invest (Why Aceh?) Strategic location

Investment Supporting Infrastructure

Aceh is a province known as the Veranda of Mecca, located at the northern tip of the island of Sumatra and the westernmost province of Indonesia.

The Toll Road Construction Project in Aceh Province is part of the Trans Sumatra Toll Network with a total length of 2,700 kilometers. The toll road, which starts from Bakauheni to Banda Aceh, is the main infrastructure that is ready to support investors’ investment and business in addition to other supporting infrastructure such as Sultan Iskandar Muda International Airport (SIM) and other ports that connect districts/cities in Aceh.

Its location is adjacent to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India, bordering the Bay of Bengal in the north, the Indian Ocean in the west, the Malacca Strait in the east, and North Sumatra Province in the southeast and south. The location of Aceh at the entrance to the Malacca Strait and the Malay peninsula which is the main trade route of ASEAN with a population of 655,298,044, will open up investment opportunities for potential investors in this province.

Prominent Commodities Aceh has abundant potential and natural resources spread over 23 districts/cities. Each district/city offers prominent commodities suited to investors’ interest, including Arabica coffee from the Gayo highlands which is considered as one of the best coffees in the world.

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Besides coffee, Aceh also has other commodities in the plantation sector such as cocoa, palm oil, patchouli and rubber. In the fisheries sector, Aceh has high quality lobsters and freshwater prawns for the world market. In addition, Aceh’s agriculture is also superior in various food crops including rice or grain, corn, etc. Condusive Business Climate

Human Resource Competency In regards to improve the Human Resources (HR) in Aceh to be more competent and competitive in the world of work, Aceh government has stipulated The Aceh Governor’s Regulation Number 28 of 2019 concerning Aceh Government Scholarships. In 2021, the Government of Aceh and the Aceh Parliament agreed to allocate a budget of Rp. 89.21 billion which is intended for all types of scholarships from the Diploma to Doctorate levels both at home and abroad with the hope that the beneficiaries of these scholarships can contribute to the region after completing their education.

The Aceh government opens investment opportunities to investors, both from within and outside the country, supported by a conducive business climate by providing convenience for investors in obtaining information and business permits. The Aceh government through the Aceh Investment and One Stop Services Agency continues to improve the digitization of services to achieve an efficient and transparent licensing process. Business licensing services and online non-licensing services are supported by the Online Single Submission (OSS) system developed by the Investment Coordinating Board/ Ministry of Investment, and SiCantik Cloud under the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology. The ease of online services is also effective in preventing high costs licensing process.

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Aceh in Figures Aceh Spatial Plan SPATIAL Planning is a policy and strategic direction for the use of land in the Aceh region which is used as a reference for long-term planning. The Aceh Spatial Plan describes the plan for spatial structure plan of Aceh including the urban system that is connected to the village level and the infrastructure network system within the region. The

spatial pattern plan for the Aceh region includes protected areas, cultivation areas, the strategic areas and directions for the use of Aceh's spatial aspect. One of the objectives of spatial planning for Aceh is to create strategic area functions that support Aceh's position as the main gateway to Indonesia.

Protected Areas

2.938.579,68 Ha (49,91%) Cultivation Areas

2.949.506,83 Ha (50,09%) 22

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Strategic Areas Strategic area is prioritized in the Spatial Plan due to its important influence within the province on the economy, social, culture, environment, as well as the utilization of natural resources and high technology. In this case, it is divided into areas with cultivated and protected status so that the total is 5,610,642.00 Ha.

Protected Forest Area, Sabang.

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Spatial Pattern of Aceh Spatial Plan in 2013-2033:

Total Area (Aceh Spatial Plan Bylaw 2013)

Spatial Pattern in Aceh Spatial Planning 2013-2033

Water Source Asset

Cultivation

Fisheries

Cultivation

43,760.00

Serbajadi Sanctuary

Protected

300.00

Horticulture

Cultivation

Protected Forest

Protected

Educational Forest

Cultivation

Production Forest

Cultivation

555,948.00

Convertion Production Forest

Cultivation

15,578.00

Limited Production Forest

Cultivation

141,876.00

10.

Community Forest

Cultivation

11.

Defense Area

Cultivation

12.

Industry Area

Cultivation

13.

Protected Areas Cultural Heritage

Protected

14.

Protected Areas (Peat)

Protected

15.

Protected Areas (Geologi)

Protected

16.

Ocean Protected Areas

Protected

17.

Protected Areas of Mangrove

Protected

18.

Protected Areas of Water Catchment

Protected

19.

Protected Areas of Lake Border

Protected

20.

Protected Areas of Beach Border

Protected

21.

Protected Areas of River Border

Protected

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Status

1,790,626.00

22.

Tourism Areas

Cultivation

23.

Mining Areas

Cultivation

24.

Livestock Areas

Cultivation

25.

Transmigration Areas

Cultivation

26.

Large Plantation

Cultivation

393,013.00

27.

Community Plantation

Cultivation

761,572.00

28.

Settlement (village)

Cultivation

89,847.00

29.

Settlement (urban)

Cultivation

58,489.00

30.

Wetland Farming

Cultivation

252,063.00

31.

Dryland Farming

Cultivation

436,729.00

32.

Pine Sanctuary, Jantho

Protected

15,374.00

33.

Animal Sanctuary of Rawa Singkil

Protected

81,836.00

34.

Forest Park Gunung Kapor

Protected

1,485.00

35.

Forest Park Pocut Meurah Intan

Protected

6,218.00

36.

Forest Park Teupah Selatan

Protected

920.00

37.

Huntimg Park Lingga Isaq

Protected

86,320.00

38.

Gunung Leuser National Park

Protected

624,651.00

39.

Nature Park Kuta Malaka

Protected

1,549.00

40.

Nature Park Pinus Jantho

Protected

2,614.00

41.

Nature Park Pulau Banyak Darat

Protected

24,693.00

42.

Nature Park Pulau Banyak Laut

Protected

205,725.00

43.

Nature Park Pulau Weh Darat

Protected

1,250.00

44.

Nature Park Pulau Weh Laut

Protected

5,275.00

45.

Landfill

Cultivation

46.

Body Water

Cultivation Total

12,931.00

5,610,642.00

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Administrative Regions The Government System in Aceh Province is implemented by subgovernment levels spread over 23 regencies/cities starting from the capital city, sub-district and village levels.

Nol Kilometer, Sabang

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◘ Administrative Regions

The Government System in Aceh Province is implemented by sub-government levels spread over 23 regencies/cities starting from the capital city, sub-district, and village levels.

1. District/City Simeulue Capital City Sinabang Sub District 10 Villages 138

District/City

Aceh Singkil

South Aceh

Capital City Singkil

Capital City

Sub District

Tapaktuan

Sub District

Villages

120

Villages 260

District/City Aceh Tengah Capital City Takengon Sub District 14 Villages 295

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District/City

West Aceh

Aceh Besar

Capital City

Meulaboh

Kota Jantho

Sub District

Villages

322

604

Administrative Regions ◘

6 10

9 8 4

3 1

District/City Southeast Aceh Capital City

Kutacane Sub District

District/City

Sub District

East Aceh

Villages

Capital City

Villages

385

Idi

515

9. District/City North Aceh Capital City Lhokseukon Sub District 27 Villages 852

10.

11.

District/City

Pidie

Bireuen

Capital City

Sigli

Bireuen

Sub District

Villages

731

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17 16

12 13

12. District/City Aceh Jaya Capital City Calang Sub District 9 Villages 172

15. District/City Aceh Tamiang Capital City Karang Baru Sub District 12 Villages 213

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13.

14.

District/City

Southwest Aceh

Gayo Lues

Capital City

Blangpidie

Blangkejeren

Sub District

Villages

152

145

16.

District/City Bener Meriah Capital City Simpang Tiga Reudeulong Sub District 10 Villages 233

17. District/City Pidie Jaya Capital City Meureudu Sub District 8 Villages 222

Administrative Regions ◘

22 21

19 23

18.

19.

20.

District/City

Banda Aceh

Nagan Raya

Sabang

Capital City

Banda Aceh

Suka Makmue

Sabang

Sub District

Villages

222

21.

22.

23.

District/City

Langsa

Lhokseumawe

Subulussalam

Capital City

Langsa

Lhokseumawe

Singkil

Sub District

Villages

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Demography ACEH in this figure shows the percentage of ethnic groups that inhabit the province of Aceh, which

is more dominated by the Acehnese as much as 70.65 percent, and 98.22 percent of the population is Muslim.

Aceh

Minangkabau

70,65%

1,99%

Jawa

8,94% Gayo

Singkil

7,22%

Tamiang

Batak

1,74%

1,11%

3,29% Aneuk Jamee

1,40%

Alas

Simeulue

1,49% 32

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2,13%

Muslim

Catholic

98,22% 0,16%

Protestant

0,80%

Buddha

0,10%

Hindu

0,01%

Capital City Province Aceh:

Banda Aceh

SCAN QR CODE UNTUK MELIHAT GOOGLE MAP BANDA ACEH

Language:

Indonesia Local language:

languages, including: Aceh, Tamiang, Gayo, Alas, Kluet, Julu, Pakpak, Jamee, Sigulai, Lekon, Devayan, Haloban, Nias. SOURCE: INDONESIAN ETHNIC DEMOGRAPHICS, 2015

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Population Total population of Aceh in 2020 is 5.388.093 people.

Simpang Lima, Banda Aceh

5.388.093 5.316.320 5.243.420 5.169.442

5.018.693

2015

5.094.509

2016

(SOURCE: SUPAS2015 BPS ACEH)

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2017

2018

2019

2020

Table of Aceh Population in 23 District/City 2015 s/d 2020. District/City

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Simeulue

89.420

90.639

91.839

93.018

94.173

95.304

Aceh Singkil

114.917

116.741

118.548

120.335

122.100

123.842

South Aceh

225.717

229.103

232.447

235.746

238.997

242.196

Southeast Aceh

200.676

203.861

207.017

210.138

213.221

216.264

East Aceh

404.385

410.861

417.275

423.624

429.895

436.086

Aceh Tengah

196.804

199.934

203.035

206.101

209.131

212.120

West Aceh

194.483

197.554

200.595

203.602

206.571

209.500

Aceh Besar

393.904

400.147

406.327

412.441

418.477

424.433

Pidie

420.200

425.933

431.572

437.116

442.551

447.875

Bireuen

436.517

443.473

450.362

457.179

463.911

470.554

North Aceh

585.722

593.421

600.984

608.402

615.663

622.765

Southwest Aceh

141.084

143.282

145.459

147.611

149.733

151.826

Gayo Lues

88.162

89.360

90.539

91.697

92.833

93.945

Aceh Tamiang

279.124

282.909

286.633

290.291

293.877

297.389

Nagan Raya

155.658

157.949

160.211

162.442

164.637

166.795

Aceh Jaya

86.836

88.366

89.887

91.397

92.897

94.382

Bener Meriah

137.281

139.502

141.701

143.880

146.032

148.157

Pidie Jaya

149.159

151.549

153.918

156.263

158.579

160.866

Banda Aceh

251.555

255.758

259.928

264.063

268.156

272.202

Sabang

33.196

33.496

33.787

34.066

34.333

34.589

Langsa

166.371

168.895

171.389

173.851

176.279

178.667

Lhokseumawe

192.095

195.187

198.252

201.285

204.283

207.242

Subulussalam

75.427

76.589

77.737

78.872

79.991

81.094

TOTAL

5.018.693 5.094.509 5.169.442 5.243.420 5.316.320 5.388.093

(SOURCE: SUPAS2015 BPS ACEH)

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Labor Force EMPLOYMENT realization during January - December 2021 reached 15.279 people from 2.940

investment project consisting 2.848 DDI Project (14.349 people) and 92 FDI project (930 people).

Total of Labor Force by Sex (thousands) 2005-2020

Years

Male

Female

Total

2005

1.074,1

544,9

1.619,0

2006

1.081,7

680,5

1.762,2

2007

1.125,6

687,9

1.813,5

2008

1.121,0

621,2

1.742,2

2009

1.153,5

639,9

1.793,4

2010

1.207,3

731,2

1.938,5

2011

1.251,5

749,7

2.001,2

2012

1.166,8

631,8

1.798,5

2013

1.294,2

739,9

2.034,1

2014

1.344,1

779,2

2.123,3

2015

1.378,9

804,0

2.182,8

2016

1.418,0

839,9

2.257,9

2017

1.419,0

869,7

2.288,7

2018

1.454,9

898,5

2.353,4

2019

1.498,5

867,8

2.366,3

2020

1.570,9

955,6

2.526,5

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES 2021, CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF ACEH

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Construction workers.

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Economic Indicator ECONOMIC indicators show economic activity and conditions in Aceh from year to year. The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) report explains that the growth of Aceh's gross regional domestic product (GRDP) without oil and gas is 2.79% year on year (yoy) in the third quarter of 2021.

Economic Growth Exclude Oil and Gas (%) Economic Growth Include Oil and Gas (%)

4,26%

This growth slowed from the second quarter of 2021 which was 5.98% (yoy). Nevertheless, Aceh's economy has improved if it includes the oil and gas sector. The increase in Aceh's GRDP reached 2.82% (yoy) in the third quarter of 2021, higher than the previous quarter's 2.56% (yoy).

4,49%

4,61%

4,18% 4,13%

4,2%

3,29%

4,15% 2,99%

Years

2016

2017

2018

2019

3,04%

2020

Gross Reginal Domestic Product (GRDP)

Years

GRDP on the basis of current price without oil and gas (Billion Rupiah)

GRDP on the basis of current price with oil and gas (Billion Rupiah)

2016

132.614,00

136.843,82

2017

141.076,46

145.806,92

2018

150.350,45

155.911,12

2019

158.512,42

164.210,64

2020

161.302,13

166.377,30

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEH

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Inflation

4,25% 3,59 % 3,95%

3,17%

1,69%

Inflation (%, yoy) 2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEH

Export Volume (Ton)

USD

2016

315.445.662

56.069.045

2017

2.517.468.611

77.679.139

2018

5.089.636.869

77.679.139

2019

7.594.536.779

166.556.777

2020

8.072.776.109

165.053.771

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEH

Import Volume (Ton)

USD

2016

121.872.735

28.994.572

2017

92.321.035

39.313.804

2018

97.582.007

29.689.996

2019

102.752.888

131.223.716

2020

118.504.341

26.051.274

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEH

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Investment Realization During January – December 2021, the realization of Aceh's investment has reached Rp. 10,899.6 billion. This achievement exceeds 163.90% of the target set in the Aceh Medium-Term Development Plan 2017-2022 RPJMA for 2021, which is Rp. 6,650.0 billion, while nationally the achievement of the Aceh investment realization has reached 201.84% of the target given by the BKPM of Rp. 5,400.0 billion.

DDI Realization The top five contributing sectors to the realization of domestic investment for the period of January - December 2021 is still dominated by the Electricity, Gas and Water sector with a value of Rp. 3,405.1 billion (42.93%) of the total DDI investment, followed by the construction sector Rp. 1,953.7 billion (24.63%), Food Industry Rp. 888.1 billion (11.20%), Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry sector Rp. 364.7 billion (4.60%) and Trade and Repair Rp. 300.0 billion (3.78%). As for the top five location on DDI investment realization are Kota

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Lhokseumawe Rp. 2.512,1 billion (31,7%), Aceh Besar Rp. 1.605,5 billion (20,2%), Southwest Aceh Rp. 607,6 billion (7,7%), Aceh Utara Rp. 577,8 billion (7,3%), and Aceh Tengah Rp. 547,7 billion (6,9%). FDI Realization The top five contributing sectors to the realization of foreign investment for the period of January - December 2021 is still dominated by the Electricity, Gas and Water sector with a value of US$. 161.121.821 (79,26%), followed by the Plantation, Livestock and Food Crop with a value of US$. 21.315.602 (10,49%), Transportation, Storage and Telecommunication at US$. 13.353.606 (6,57%), Food Industry at US$. 3.308.539 (1,63%), and Mining sector at US$. 1.309.641 atau 0,64%. As for the FDI realization based on the country of origin, the five most contributing countries in 2021 are Hongkong PRC at US$. 145.262.972 (71,46%), Malaysia at US$. 45.735.119 (22,50%), Belgium at US$. 4.454.023 (2,19%), Singapore at US$ 2.060.238 (1,86%), and South Korea at US$. 1.845.636 (0,91%).

Actual investment in Aceh Province for the period January – December 2021

Rp. 10.899,6 Billion 163,90%

From the target set in the 2017-2022 RPJMA in 2021

Rp. 6.650,0 Billion Nationally

201,84% From the target given by BKPM

Rp. 5.400,0 Billion

Realization of Indonesian manpower absorption for the period January - December 2021

15.279 people from 2.940 investment projects of 2.848 PMDN projects as many as 14.349 people and 92 PMA projects as many as 930 people

Absorption of Labor The realization of the absorption of Indonesian workers for the period January December 2021 reached 15,279 people from 2,940 investment projects consisting of 2,848 PMDN projects with 14,349 people and 92 PMA projects with 930 people. aio

Construction of PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda

Aceh Investment Realization Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) & Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Year 2017-2021 Years 2017

2018

DDI Realization (Rp)

1.680.960.823.950

1.232.544.677.586

FDI Realization (Rp)

149.089.023.300

48.016.436.715

11.209.674

3.583.287

1.830.049.843.170

1.280.560.724.330

Investment

FDI Realization (US$) Total Investment Realization Note: 2017 1 USD = IDR 13,300 2018 1 USD = IDR 13,400 2019 1 USD = IDR 15,000 2020 1 USD = IDR 14.400 2021 1 USD = IDR

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PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda

Years 2019

2020

2021

4.615.149.782.313

8.373.042.819.372.

7.931.569.340.647

1.196.943.330.000

737.973.754.407

2.968.015.792.310

8.838.594

16.357.529

203.288.753

5.812.093.112.313

9.111.016.573.779

10.899.585.132.957

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Supporting Infrastructure INFRASTRUCTURE is an important instrument in investment. The availability of airports, ports, roads, electricity/ energy, clean water, banking, telecommunications/internet and hotels in Aceh is sufficient to support businesses.

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The Aceh government continues to improve infrastructure facilities in Aceh, starting from revamping, maintaining, and even building new facilities. This is expected to provide comfort for businesses and the community, and improve the standard of living of the Acehnese.

Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport, Blang Star, Aceh Besar

Airport IN ORDER to support Aceh's air connectivity, the province is supported the Sultan Iskandar Muda International Airport (SIM) which is located in Blang Star Sub District, Aceh Besar. This airport is managed by PT Angkasa Pura II to serve domestic and international routes. For domestic routes, this airport connects Banda Aceh to Medan and Jakarta. As for international routes the airport connects Banda Aceh to Kuala Lumpur and Pulau Pinang, Malaysia. Meanwhile, for regional connectivity, Aceh airport

serves the route connecting Lhokseumawe-Medan, RembeleMedan, Nagan Raya-Medan, Sabang-Medan, and SinabangMedan routes. However, the international and regional flights have been uncertain due to COVID 19 pandemic. Aceh has 13 airports spread over 13 districts/cities. The presence of these airports will support further investment in Aceh, because it connects districts/ cities, provinces and abroad, making it easier and smoother for business affairs.

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Amount of Planes and Passengers

Garuda Indonesia at Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport, Blang Star, Aceh Besar

Name of Airports, Status, Coordinate, and Runway Length (m) in Aceh

N o. Airport

District/ City

Status

Runway Length (m)

International

95,4206

5,51709

3000 x 45

Coordinate

Sulatan Aceh Besar Iskandar Muda

Maimun Saleh

Sabang

Domestic

95,333333

5,866667

1850 x 50

Lasikin

Simeulue

Domestic

96,3272

2,411134

1400 x 30

Kuala Batee

Southwest Aceh

Domestic

96,791934

3,733585

1200 x 23

Malikussaleh

North Aceh

Domestic

96,949212

5,228797

1850 x 30

Domestic

97,286895

3,171154

1274 x 23

South Aceh

Teuku Cut Ali

Cut Nyak Dhien Nagan Raya

Alas Leuser

Southeast Aceh

Rembele

Domestic

96,251593

4,043574

1800 x 30

Domestic

97,865688

3,388788

1650 x 29,6

Bener Meriah

Domestic

96,852238

4,721057

2250 x 30

T. Hamzah 10 Fansuri

Aceh Singkil

Domestic

97,966778

2,270036

1200 x 23

11 Patiambang

Gayo Lues

Domestic

97,35857

3,946613

810 x 23

12 Lhoksukon

North Aceh

97,260066

5,067552

1115 x 23

Langsa

98,02454

4,52994

800 x 23

Airstrip Kuala Langsa

SOURCE: PROFIL DISHUB ACEH

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Flight Frequency in Aceh 2016-2019 N o. Airport

2016

2017

2018

2019

ARR

DEP

ARR

DEP

ARR

DEP

ARR

DEP

3.693

3.679

4.208

4.220

4.081

4.083

2.944

2.934

777

784

908

985

1.173

151

1.695

1.706

Cut Ali2 Teuku Tapaktuan

Nyak Dhien, 3 Cut Nagan Raya

269

725

481

504

173

5 Malikussaleh, North Aceh

384

241

Batu6 Kuala Balang Pidie

325

205

151

Saleh, 7 Maimun Sabang

236

193

8 RembeleBener Meriah

338

283

308

Leiser, 9 Alas Southeast Aceh

Syeh H. 10 Fansuri-Aceh Singkil

11 PatiambangBlangkejeren

196

195

12 Point A-Lhoksukon

133

142

143

158

129

135

Sultan Iskandar Muda, Aceh Besar Domestic International

4 LasikinSinabang

SOURCE: PROFIL DISHUB ACEH

In 2019, airline arrivals and departures at Rembele Bener Meriah Airport and Point A Lhokseukon Airport experienced a fairly rapid increase, while 6 other airports including Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport experienced a

significant decline from the previous year. This is due to the soaring price of airline tickets. T. Cut Ali Tapaktuan Airport and Sheikh H. Fansury Airport have no flight operational activities. aio

Flow of Passengers Arrivals and Departures for Aceh Province Airports 2016-2019 N o. Airport

2016 ARR

2017

DEP

ARR

2018

DEP

ARR

2019

DEP

ARR

DEP

Sultan Iskandar Muda, Aceh Besar 1

Domestic

374.955 400.107 444.978 505.671 473.171 492.479 344.233 351.381

International

78.108

78.885

05.857

93.424

Teuku Cut AliTapaktuan

212

303

314

450

170

191

Cut Nyak Dhien, Nagan Raya

7.982

8.529

23.134

23.374

18.725

18.535

LasikinSinabang

19.341

19.739

8.371

6.628

Malikussaleh, North Aceh

1.189

1.213

22.606

21.438

11.647

9.511

Kuala BatuBalang Pidie

1.911

2.153

1.573

1.691

1.166

1.124

192

217

Maimun Saleh, Sabang

1.189

1.213

7.982

8.431

6.554

6.656

RembeleBener Meriah

778

829

13.944

18.322

11.474

13.995

8.808

12.148

Alas Leiser, Southeast Aceh

234

299

301

384

285

366

Syeh H. 10 Fansuri-Aceh Singkil

146

PatiambangBlangkejeren

688

854

201

213

Point A-Lhoksukon

771

802

798

867

384

385

760

793

TOTAL SOURCE: PROFIL DISHUB ACEH

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103.107 106.865 163.323 166.291

468.273 495.306 589.938 652.938 638.268 663.309 555.194 565.676

Airline Services in Aceh

Airports in Aceh Maimun Saleh Airport Sabang

1 International Airport

Sultan Iskandar Muda Banda Aceh

3 Malikussaleh Airport North Aceh

Cut Nyak Dhien Airport Nagan Raya

Kuala Batee Airport Southwest Aceh

Lasikin Airport Sinabang

4 Rembele

Airport Bener meriah

5 T. Cut Ali

Airport South Aceh

6 Hamzah Fanshuri Airport Singkil

Runway at Maimun Saleh airport, Sabang

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Port

ACEH is an area in Asia that has a long historical background regarding maritime trade and ports. The ports owned by this province are the oldest ports on the Malacca Strait route. Its strategic location in the Malacca Strait can encourage the successful development of tourism trade, investment, as well as regional development and regional connectivity in the archipelago. Aceh has ports in 11 districts/ cities that are ready to support economic activities between countries, regions and islands in Aceh. The availability of ports in these districts/cities will support and support the investors.

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Container Ship at Malahayati Port, Aceh Besar

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List of Port in Aceh

Calang Port, Aceh Jaya

Coordinate No Port

District/City

Operator

Sabang

95,322732

5,881373

BPKS

Malahayati

Banda Aceh

95,526176

5,598071

Pelindo

Susoh

Southwest Aceh

96,657856 3,746372

UPP Susoh

Tapaktuan

South Aceh

97,18088

3,253258

UPP Tapaktuan

Lhokseumawe

North Aceh

97,039462

5,241067

Pelindo I

Idi

East Aceh

97,777403

4,959494

UPP Idi

Kuala Langsa

Langsa

98,020772 4,524259

Pelindo I

Calang

Aceh Jaya

95,572209 4,631652

UPP Calang

Meulaboh

West Aceh

96,13184

4,127333

Pelindo I

Singkil

Aceh Singkil

97,81228

2,26884

UPP Singkil

Sinabang

Simeulue

96,372628 2,482398

SOURCE: ACEH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE

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UPP Sinabang

List of Ferry Port Coordinate No Port

District/ City

1 Balohan

Sabang

2 Ulee Lheue

Banda Aceh

X 95,347271

Operator

Route

5,826857 UPTD Lintasan Pelabuhan Balohan- Ulee Penyeberangan Lheue Balohan

95,2949

5,565373 UPTD Pelabuhan Penyeberangan Ulee Lheue

Lintas Ulee Lheue- Balohan & Lintas Ulee Lheue- Lamteng

3 Kuala Bubon Aceh Barat

96,03847

4,20956 UPTD Lintas Kuala Pelabuhan BubonPenyeberangan Sinabang Meulaboh

4 Lamteng

Aceh Besar

95,159203

5,642306 Aceh Lintas LamtengTransportation Ulee Lheue Service Besar

5 Labuhan Haji

Aceh Selatan

97,00107

3,547861 UPTD Lintas Labuhan Pelabuhan Haji- Sinabang Penyeberangan Labuhan Haji

6 Singkil

Aceh Singkil

97,812678

2,268774 UPTD Lintas Pulau Pelabuhan Banyak- Singkil Penyeberangan Singkil

7 Pulau Banyak

Aceh Singkil

97,230928

2,230607 UPTD Lintas Pulau Pelabuhan Banyak- Singkil Penyeberangan Singkil

8 Sinabang

Simeulue

96,403346 2,455425 UPTD Pelabuhan Penyeberangan Sinabang

Lintas SinabangLabuhan Haji & Lintas SinabangSingkil

SOURCE: ACEH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE

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Route

BALOHAN

Ulee Lheue - Balohan

16 Mil

LAMTENG

Ulee Lheue - Lamteng

ULEE LHEUE BANDA ACEH

12 Mil

ACEH BESAR

Sabang Pulo Aceh

Banda Aceh

Aceh Jaya

Calang - Sinabang

Meulaboh

120 Mil

Southwest Aceh

Meulaboh - Sinabang

105 Mil

Labuhan Haji

South Aceh

Labuhan Haji - Sinabang

80 Mil

Simeulue Aceh Singkil

Sinabang

Singkil - Sinabang

113 Mil

PULAU BANYAK

Singkil - Pulau Banyak

33 Mil

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Singkil

Singkil - Gn. Sitoli Gn. Sitoli

59 Mil

Balohan Ferry Port, Sabang

Speedboats dock at Ulee Lheue Ferry Port

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Balohan Ferry Port, Sabang

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List of Vessels No Ferry Transport Trajectory

Speed

Passenger Capacity

Vehicle Capacity

1 KMP BRR

Ulee LheueSabang (PP)

12 knots

377 people

24 unit (combination)

2 KMP Labuhan Haji

SinabangLabuhan HajiSingkil (PP)

9 knots

288 people

22 unit (combination)

3 KMP Teluk Sinabang

SinabangMeulaboh, SinabangLabuhan Haji

9 knots

282 people

22 unit (combination)

4 KMP Tanjung Burang

Ulee LheueBalohan (PP)

8,5 knots

325 people

22 unit (combination)

5 KMP Papuyu

Ulee LheueBalohan (PP)

16 knots

100 people

8 unit (combination)

6 KMP Teluk Singkil

Singkil- Pulau 10 knots Banyak, SingkilGunung Sitoli (PP)

278 people

18 unit (combination)

7 Wira Mutiara

Singkil- Gunung 10 knots Sitoli (PP)

160 people

8 KMP Aceh Hebat 1

CalangSinabang (PP)

14,3 knots 250 people

26 unit (combination)

9 KMP Aceh Hebat 2

Ulee LheueBalohan (PP)

13 knots

252 people

26 unit (combination)

10 KMP Aceh Hebat 3

Singkil- Pulau Banyak (PP)

12 knots

212 people

21 unit (combination)

SOURCE: ACEH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE

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Roads ROAD access in 23 regencies/cities has connected across provinces and districts/cities. In this regard, the Government of Aceh is committed to improve road facilities to support economic activities and investment in Aceh. Length and Condition of Provincial Road in Districts/City (Km) in Aceh, 2020

Jenis Permukaan Jalan

District/ City

Good

Average

Broken

Not Through

Total

Simeulue

114,96

3,80

103,30

222,06

Aceh Singkil

57,39

2,50

32,11

92,00

South Aceh

48,15

1,40

27,12

76,67

Southeast Aceh

21,40

0,50

17,10

12,79

51,79

East Aceh

50,80

24,50

32,00

107,30

Aceh Tengah

137,54

2,30

5,50

145,34

West Aceh

130,35

8,50

7,40

146,25

Aceh Besar

148,10

4,55

1,90

16,51

171,06

Pidie

105,75

11,29

6,20

0,30

123,54

2,49

0,20

2,60

5,29

North Aceh

66,49

3,18

6,16

75,83

Southwest Aceh

23,34

1,27

6,30

30,91

Gayo Lues

131,77

14,90

4,90

151,57

Aceh Tamiang

25,24

2,60

15,68

43,52

Nagan Raya

43,20

2,62

1,80

47,62

Bireuen

Aceh Jaya

14,70

1,20

9,13

25,03

Bener Meriah

92,81

3,33

21,90

118,04

Pidie Jaya

21,16

0,40

1,88

23,44

Banda Aceh

22,11

0,40

0,10

22,61

Sabang

5,94

Langsa

20,59

2,80

Lhokseumawe Subulussalam Aceh

34,74

2,70

9,08

26,00

72,52

1321,84

92,14

312,16

55,60

1781,72

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEH

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Lhong Aceh Besar National Road Bridge

Banda Aceh National Road - South West

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Terminal The terminal is one of the transportation nodes that is absolutely necessary in a regional transportation design.

Regency/City Transportation Terminal and Land Area (m2) in Aceh Province, 2021 Name Terminal Pidie Terminal Pidie Jaya Terminal Bireuen Terminal Aceh Tamiang Terminal Aceh Jaya Terminal Nagan Raya* Terminal Southwest Aceh Terminal Subulussalam Terminal Singkil* Note : * Suspended

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Location Villages Cot Teungoh, Kec. Pidie, Pidie Villages Bie, Kec. Meurah Dua, Pidie Jaya Villages Geulempang Payong, Kec. Jeumpa, Bireun Villages Sriwijaya, Kota Kuala Sinpang, Aceh Tamiang Villages Panton Makmur, Kec. Krueng Sabe, Aceh Jaya Villages Simpang Peut, Kec. Ujung Fatihah, Nagan Raya Villages Kuta Tuha, Kec. Blang Pidie, Abdya Villages Subulussalam, Kec. Simpang Kiri, Subulussalam Villages Rimo, Kec. Gunung Meriah, Singkil

Area (m2) 25.000 10.700 20.684 7.848 25.000 20.000 3.329,8 38.000 16.138

Loading and unloading activities at Santan terminal, Aceh Besar.

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Energy/Electricity Availability of energy for various needs for households, businesses, industries, public facilities and others is ensured by PT. PLN (Persero) Aceh Region, especially to support investment in Aceh. The following is the condition of Aceh’s electricity in 2021, the total capacity of KIT is 641.7 MW while the peak load is 532.1 MW and the supply reserve is 109.6 M

SIGLI

BP : 43.3 MW B ACEH

BP : 106.3 MW PLTD L BATA

22 MW

JANTHO

SAMALANGA

BP : - MW

PLTD PP

PLTMG ARUN (LNG)

8 MW

184 MW

BP : 6.3 MW

BIREUN

BP : 63.4 MW PLTD CTR

8 MW

ACEH JAYA

PLTMG ARUN 2 (LNG)

55 MW

ARUN

PANTON LABU

BP : 18 MW IDIE

LHOKSEUMAWE

BP: 22.5 MW

19.8 BP : 51.2 MW KKA

LANGSA

20 MW

BP : 23 MW TUALANG CUT

TAKENGON

BP : 23.1 MW

BP : 18.6 MW NAGAN RAYA BP : 21.9 MW

MEULABOH BP: 22.7 MW

PLTU MEULABOH 1,2

BLANGKEJEREN

2x110 MW

GI P BRANDAN (SUMUT) BLANGPIDIE

BP: 14.6 MW

KUTACANE

BP : 15 MW

GI BRASTAGI (SUMUT)

TAPAKTUAN KOTA FAJAR

GI SIDIKALANG (SUMUT) SUBULUSSALAM

BP : 11.7 MW

SINABANG (ISOLATED)

150 kV Transmission Substation SBU Interconnect Kit Isolated System SINGKIL

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PLN officers carry out routine checks on electricity substations.

Customer Growth PT PLN (Persero) Aceh Region 2016 - 2020 Type

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

% Cust. Growth 2017

Social

37.917

41.172

43.571

46.098

48.577

8,58

5,83

5,8

5,38

1.157.061

1.200.091

1.250.058

1.303.772

1.354.112

3,72

4,16

4,3

3,86

89.364

104.186

117.040

126.489

135.764

16,59

12,34

8,07

7,33

Household Business

% Cust. Growth 2018

% Cust. Growth 2019

% Cust. Growth 2020

Industry

2.213

2.669

3.012

3.236

3.582

20,61

12,85

7,44

10,70

Public

9.743

10.815

12.496

13.510

14.645

15,54

8,11

8,40

199

246

263

304

4.875

23,62

6,91

15,59

1.296.302

1.359.132

1.426.423

1.493.368

1.556.984

4,85

4,95

4,69

4,26

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Special/ Multipurpose Service TOTAL

SOURCE: PT. PLN (PERSERO) ACEH REGION

In 2020 the growth of PT PLN (Persero) Aceh Region customers decreased in several categories due to the Covid-19 Pandemic affecting various sectors. However, the interesting part is that the percentage of customer growth actually increased for industrial groups up to 10.70% in 2020 compared to 2019 which grew by 7.44% this was due to growth of new industries in Aceh as well. Besides, customers with special service or multipurpose tariff group also increase up to 15.59%.

Peusangan hydropower tunnel

Total Capable Power

SBU Transfer

Power Capable Kit

Peak Load

Supply Reserve

641,7 MW

184 MW

474,56 MW

514,74 MW

139,1 MW

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Peusangan hydropower development

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Krueng Aceh

Water

The availability of clean water is one of the important factors to support daily activities. Aceh has 23 Regional Drinking Water

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Companies (PDAM) spread across districts/cities as producers of clean water. This is also at the same time able to support the activities of investors in running their business. Not only that, investors can also have the opportunity to invest in this sector which opportunities are still wide open.

Amount of Customers, Rates, Production, Distribution, Sold and Non-Revenue Water for Regional Drinking Water Companies (PDAM) in Aceh Years 2020 Customers

District/City

Regional Drinking Water Company (PDAM)

Social

Trade/ Industry/ Ports & Household more

Not Active

Amount of Costomers

Rates (Rp)

Production Distribution Volume Volume (m3) (m3)

Sold Volume (m3)

NonRevenue Water (NRW) (m3)

Simeulue

PDAM Tirta Fulawan

2.558

137

1.579

4.321

6.500

1.071.597

605.484

157.359

192.038

Aceh Singkil

PDAM Tirta Singkil

3.728

164

832

4.777

1.800

1.645.488

1.445.904

1.076.154

369.750

South Aceh

PDAM Tirta Naga Tapaktuan

102

2.495

262

822

3.681

2.825

1.260.972

966.812

597.267

369.545

Southeast Aceh

PDAM Tirta Agara Kutacane

4.409

272

2.251

6.956

1.500

844.992

819.072

444.850

45.689

East Aceh

PDAM Tirta Peusada

230

12.942

1.615

1.509

16.296

3.450

4.366.005

4.130.941

2.901.421 1.203.005

Aceh Tengah

PDAM Tirta Tawar

8.291

132

3.115

11.591

2.500

1.647.742

1.532.400

1.363.187

169.213

West Aceh

PDAM Tirta Meulaboh

4.040

228

6.029

10.352

3.733

4.730.400

4.276.800

870.716

453.600

Aceh Besar

PDAM Tirta Mon Tala

333

32.278

4.166

4.140

40.917

4.247

16.338.395 15.402.986 10.129.287 5.273.699

Pidie

PDAM Tirta Mon Krueng Baro

7.408

829

2.332

10.640

3.100

2.448.891

2.235.768

1.399.039

Bireuen

PDAM Tirta Krueng Peusangan

490

23.523

1.896

1.610

27.519

2.000

8.469.713

7.762.240

5.314.697 2.447.543

North Aceh

PDAM Perumdam Tirta Pase

662

27.934

3.259

7.634

39.489

7.087

12.378.500 10.742.158

5.601.524 5.140.634

Southwest Aceh

PDAM Gunoeng Kila

902

786

1.709

4000

571.680

553.975

Gayo Lues

PDAM Tirta Sejuk

5.927

825

6.806

1.000

4.257.000

1.099.366 3.157.634

Aceh Tamiang

PDAM Tirta Tamiang

235

17.513

1.826

1.325

20.899

4.158

6.208.507

4.966.806

821.553

Nagan Raya

PDAM Simpang Peut

Aceh Jaya

BLUD SPAM Tirta Mon Mata

6.291

201

2.556

9.107

2.000

121.444

77.874

6.693

3.307

Bener Meriah

PDAM Tirta Beungi

5.083

4.257

9.429

4.969

2.024.352

1.834.334

1.151.008

683.326

Pidie Jaya

PDAM Tirta Krueng Meureudu

104

7.317

703

8.147

3.451

2.125.440

1.700.352

958.616

741.736

Banda Aceh

PDAM Tirta Daroy

449

41.600

9.391

12.852

64.292

4.688

22.029.738 21.710.800

Sabang

PDAM Tirta Aneuk Laot

6.678

468

337

7.549

4.330

2.859.171

2.357.429

2.009.292

348.137

Langsa

PDAM Tirta Keumeuneng

52.607

836.729

501.350

Not Production Yet

14.221.858 7.488.942

157

13.213

1.663

3.182

18.215

PDAM Ie Sare Lhokseumawe Beurata

3.151

1.420

4.579

2.200

357.817

289.601

238.533

42.068

PDAM Subulussalam Kota Subulussalam

1.389

747

2.154

500

311.185

SOURCE : REGIONAL BOARD OF THE ASSOCIATION OF INDONESIAN DRINKING WATER COMPANIES (PERPAMSI) OF ACEH

Development of Drinking Water Network 1. The drinking water network was developed to meet the basic needs of the community, industry and other business activity for drinking water. 2. The increase in production capacity of drinking water is carried out through: a. addition of existing network; and b. addition of existing installation capacity. 3. Development of the drinking water network system is carried out through: a. installation of new distribution network; and b. construction of a new drinking water treatment plant. 4. The development of a drinking water network system can be built with a regional system including: Banda Aceh – Aceh Besar area; Lhokseumawe – North Aceh, Langsa – East Aceh, and among other districts/cities. SOURCE: ACEH SPATIAL PLAN 2013-2033

Water reservoir for PDAM Tirta Daroy

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Water reservoir for PDAM Tirta Daroy.

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Banking and Financial Services

All financial and non-financial institutions in Aceh are using the Islamic Banking system. This refers to Aceh Qanun Number 11 of 2018 concerning Islamic Financial Institutions. These laws and regulations regulate the activities of Financial Institutions in the context of realizing a just and prosperous Acehnese economy under the auspices of Islamic Shari’ah. The Indonesia Central Bank and Financial Services Authority (OJK) will also be in charge to maintain stability of Aceh economy through implementation of Islamic Banking System in the province.

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In this province there are a number of banks and financial institutions that can facilitate transaction activities in business matters. Among them are Bank Aceh Syariah, Bank Syariah Indonesia which is a merger of three banks, BNI Syariah, BRI Syariah and Bank Syariah Mandiri. Furthermore, there are also Bukopin Syariah KB, BCA Syariah, BTN Syariah, Maybank Syariah, CIMB Syariah, Permata Bank Syariah, Danamon Syariah, BTPN Syariah, BPRS Mustaqim, BPRS Hikmah Deputyah, Jamkrindo Syariah.

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Telecommunication Service Development of Internet Service by Indihome Telkomsel in Aceh Fiber optics with internet speeds of up to 100 Mbps has reached the entire province of Aceh in 5 municipalities and 18 districts or as many as 289 sub-districts and 6,497 villages. Development of 50 Wifi.id Corner IndiHome in Aceh.

Consorsium 15 Operators through 13 countries (Indonesia, Bangladesh, China, UAE, France, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Italy, Malaysia, Thailand, Yemen)

SE AM

Telkom SATELLITE

EW E-S

SABAN G BA N DA AC E H

M EDA N

To Europ e throu g h S EA M E W E- S

N AT U N A

To A s i a t hro ug h AAG

NUNUKAN

To Asia thro ugh S EA U S

TA RA K A N

NIAS

MO ROTAI

M AN ADO

S ING A PO RE S A M A RIN DA

PBR PA DA NG PO NT I A N A K

JA M B I

Consorsium 7 Operators through 5 countries (Indonesia, Philippines, India, USA, Guam)

AU SE

TERN ATE PALU

BI AK

BA LIK PA PA N

SMPCS

S O RO N G S ARMI

BA N JA RM A SIN

B E NG KU LU

IGG L A M P U NG

FAKFAK

KEN DARI

PA LEMBA N G

AMBO N

JA K A RTA

JAYAP U RA ( Febr ua r i 2015) TIMIKA

TUAL

M A K A SA R SU RA BAYA

BA N D U N G

M ATA RA M

D EN PA SA R Existing Cable System SMPCS Planning (IGG: Indonesia Global Gateway) On Going Project (per 25 Mar 2015) Goverment Plan (USO: Universal Service Obligation)

M AUMERE DILI

S AU ML AKKI

KU PAN G

WA IN G A PU SEDA

ʬ Telkom Fiber Optics network has been connected for 76,000 Km from Aceh to Papua ʬ 3S and Telkom 4 satellites have been launched to cover all regions of Indonesia ʬ 3 links of International Gateway ʬ 9 links of direct international connection tier 1 ʬ There is an International Data Center in Jurong Singapore which can be used as a Disaster Recovery Center

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M ARAUKE ( S eptem ber 2015)

Number of Internet User in 2019-2020

Province

Number of Internet User

Aceh

3,721,410

Sumut

11,720,332

Sumbar

5,008,263

Riau

4,463,320

Jambi

2,385,325

Sumsel

6,950,709

Bengkulu

1,498,568

Lampung

5,269,085

Babel

1,124,602

Kepri

1.943.467

SOURCE: APJII SURVEY 2019-2020

Percentage of Internet Use Per Total Population of Provincial Capitals in Sumatera 2019-2020 100

93.3 80

82.25

100 90

50 25

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ng pu

gk Pa n

ar nd Ba

Ko t

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ng ba

bi Ja m

Pa le m

a Ko t

g an

Pe k

Pa d

an ed M

nd a

Ac e

SOURCE: APJII SURVEY 2019-2020

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Internet Coverage in Aceh District/City

4G/LTE

3G/H/H+/ EVDO

2,5G/E/ GPRS

None

Simuelue

Aceh Singkil

South Aceh

149

Southeast Aceh

279

East Aceh

329

138

Aceh Tengah

175

103

West Aceh

207

Aceh Besar

457

131

Pidie

562

160

Bireuen

469

120

North Aceh

506

316

Southwest Aceh

143

Gayo Lues

Aceh Tamiang

156

Nagan Raya

160

Aceh Jaya

109

Bener Meriah

186

Pidie Jaya

190

Banda Aceh

Sabang

Langsa

Lhokseumawe

Subulussalam

Aceh

4.598

1.560

207

SOURCE: ACEH IN FIGURES BPS ACEHW

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Percentage of Households Requiring Telecommunication Spending in Aceh (Percent) Province ACEH

Urban

Countryside

Urban+Countryside

2018

2019

2020

2018

2019

2020

2018

2019

2020

96,11

96,60

96,57

89,43

90,21

91,45

91,52

92,29

93,11

SOURCE: WEBSITE BPS

Proportion of Individuals Using the Internet by Province (Percent) Province ACEH

Proportion of Individuals Using the Internet by Province (Percent) 2017

2018

2019

22,86

30,69

35,60

SOURCE: WEBSITE BPS

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Parkside Hotel, Takengon

Hotel ACEH has 5-star to non-star hotels in 23 districts/cities, along with the Aceh Government’s focus on developing the tourism sector, the availability of existing hotels is no longer sufficient, Aceh is still very open in the development of hotels, MICE, condominiums and other accommodations.

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Aceh’s hospitality sector is supported by hotel chains with national and international standards, such as the Bencoolen and Kyriad networks, which will provide more comfort for investors to stay and hold business meetings.

Number of Available Hotel on Star Rated and NonStar Rated Hotels in Aceh 2017 - 2019

Number of Star-Rated Hotel District/ City Simeulue Aceh Singkil

Number of Non-Star Rated Hotels and Other Accommodation

Accomd -

Room -

Bed -

Accomd 20 23

Room 321 266

Bed 481 467

South Aceh Southeast Aceh

10 15

198 233

392 352

East Aceh Aceh Tengah

1 1

75 36

135 59

6 26

89 440

172 723

West Aceh

114

324

546

Aceh Besar

125

212

197

309

Pidie Bireuen North Aceh

12 8 1

199 347 11

366 569 19

Southwest Aceh

143

260

Gayo Lues Aceh Tamiang

8 7

169 133

293 240

Nagan Raya

Aceh Jaya Bener Meriah

4 3

70 28

133 36

Pidie Jaya Banda Aceh

1.294

2.323

4 67

48 1.700

86 3.024

Sabang Langsa Lhokseumawe

1 2

64 120

106 238

137 12 16

1.113 277 423

1.443 498 748

Subulussalam 2019 2018 2017

1 23 25 18

87 1.886 1.965 1.457

125 3.347 3.328 2.444

7 428 434 319

115 6.896 7.020 6.644

215 11.464 11.631 11.176

SUMBER : ACEH IN FIGURES, BPS ACEH

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Star Hotels in Aceh ____________________ 5 Star  Hermes Palace Hotel

   

Plum Hotel Lading Banda Aceh Grand Renggali Hotel Amel and Convention Hall Parkside Gayo Petro Hotel- Takengon

____________________ 4 Star

____________________

   

Kyriad Muraya Hotel

2 Star

Mars Resort

                       

The Pade Dive Resort Hotel Grand Bayu Hill

____________________ 3 Star                    

Arabia Hotel The Pade Hotel Ayani Hotel Banda Aceh Hotel Mekkah Grand Arabia Hotel Oasis Atjeh Hotel Sulthan Hotel International Grand Renggali Hotel Takengon Hotel Rasamala Hotel Grand Permata Hati Syariah Grand Nanggroe Hotel Pulau Weh Paradise The Royal IDI Hotel Nagoya Inn Sabang The Hawk’s Nest Resort Hermes One Hotel Subulussalam Aff Uji Hotel The Point Sabang Resort Pondok Oma Surf Simeulue Harun Square Hotel

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Hip Hope Hotel Kumala Hotel Banda Aceh OYO 854 Ub Caisar Hotel Freddies Pantai Sumurtiga GM Inn Hotel Seventeen Hotel OYO 632 Hotel Mulana OYO 2180 Vina Vira Hotel Hotel 61 Banda Aceh Hotel Madinah OYO 2018 Ring Road Residence Syariah Hotel Permata Hati Syariah OYO 3077 Hotel Morielisa Grand Mahoni Hotel OYO 1257 Hotel Sabang Inn Sei Hotel OYO 1512 Hotel Harley Hotel Kuala Radja Intense Maia Hotel Thousand Hill Ketambe Simeulue Surflodges Simeulue Nanik Surfcamp Permatasari Hotel and Convention Center Hotel Madinatul Zahra

Hermes Palace Hotel

____________________ 1 Star Hotels  OYO 884 Rumoh PMI Hotel  Hotel Diana  88 Hotel Atjeh  Hadrah Hotel  Wisma Nusa Cendana  SPOT ON 2134 Seunia Hotel  OYO 1630 Hotel Syariah Ring Road  Al-Hanifi Hotel

 Siwah Hotel Banda Aceh  OYO 1262 Sabang Fair Hotel  OYO 1636 Wisma Kuta Karang  Grand Lambhuk Hotel  Hotel Syariah Lingke  GM Inn Syari’ah Bireuen  GM Backpacker  OYO 2328 Lamnyong Syariah  Olala Bungalows & Restaurant

 Hotel Thayyiba

 Iboih Bungalow Sabang

 Mita Mulia Hotel

 OYO 2598 Hotel Chocolate

 Fie Resort

 QQ Homestay

 Al-Fatih Hotel

 OYO 2972 Wisma Sartika

 Poma Hotel

 Winton Hotel Lhoksumawe

 OYO 1569 Kupula Residence

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Aceh Investment Opportunities Investment is one of the instruments to increase economic growth, the Aceh Government focuses on developing four potential sectors in accordance with the mandate of the Aceh Medium Term Development Plan, which are infrastructure and energy, agro-industry, tourism and the development of Aceh's industrial estates. These four sectors have a strong foundation to develop. Coffee, patchouli, cocoa, coconut and oil palm are Aceh's best commodities. The fisheries and tourism sectors are also potential investments to be explored in Aceh.

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Infrastructure & Energy INFRASTRUCTURE and energy are two components that influence the decision of investors to develop a business in an area, if the infrastructure is not good then there will be logistics costs incurred by a company. In order to increase the provision of infrastructure in Aceh, the Government of Aceh invites investors to develop investment projects in the infrastructure sector in Aceh, such as toll roads, railways,

and others. As of energy, it is also an important component needed to support the business activities According to data published by PT. PLN Aceh Region regarding the condition of Aceh’s

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electricity in 2021, the electricity reserve in Aceh is 109.6 MW while the peak load is only 532.1 MW with a total power of 641.1 MW. However, to meet future energy needs for investment development, especially in investment areas in Aceh, the Aceh Government still opens opportunities for investors to invest in the energy sector, such as hydropower, geothermal and waste to energy.

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Toll Road The Project of Trans Sumatera Toll Road Development Progress: Sigli Banda Aceh and Langsa - Binjai

The Trans Sumatra Toll Road (JTTS) Section Sigli – Banda Aceh has a total length of 74 Km, with an estimated investment value of Rp. 12.354 trillion. The Sigli Banda Aceh Toll Road has 6 (six) Interchanges (IC) and consist of 6 (six) toll sections which are; section 1 Sigli - Seulimun (25 Km), section 2 Seulimeum - Jantho (6 Km), section 3 Jantho – Indrapuri (16 Km), section 4 Indrapuri – Blang Star (14 Km), section 5 Blang Star – Kuto Baro (8 Km) and section 6 Kuto – Baro - Baitussalam (5 Km). The construction progress has reached 61% and 76% land acquisition progress. Section 4 of Indrapuri - Blang Star along 14 km has been fully operational since it was inaugurated by President Joko Widodo on August 25, 2020. The Trans Sumatra

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Toll Road (JTTS) Section Binjai Langsa has a total length of 131 km, with an estimated investment value of Rp. 23,354 trillion. The Binjai – Langsa section has 5 (five) Interchanges (IC). Until now, the construction progress is in the Binjai – Pangkalan Brandan section (58 km) has reached 16%.

Development Progress on Sigli-Banda Aceh part Sigli-Banda Aceh Toll Road has a total length of 74.2 Km consists of 6 sections with land acquisition progress of 97.74%, road physical works led by PT. Hutama Karya with contractor PT. Adhi Karya.

Development Progress Binjai-Langsa

Sigli-Banda Aceh Toll Road Construction Progress

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Technical Data Lhokseumawe - Sigli

Map of Toll Road Lhokseumawe – Sigli segment

Toll Road Technical Data

Aceh Province : 157 km : 100 Km/Hr

Location

Mainroad Length Design Speed

Number of Lane: Initial Phase

Final Phase

Median Type

Max Elevation

Max Superelevation

2 x 2 Lane 2 x 3 Lane

Double Median Concrete Barrier

Hardening Type: Mainroad

Access

Crossing

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3% 8%

Rigid Pavement Rigid Pavement Flexible Pavement

Map of Toll Road Lhokseumawe – Sigli segment

Road Width: Body Road Width Outer Road Width Inner Road Width Median Width (Including Inner Raod)

: 3,6

m : 3,0 m : 1,5 m : 5,5 m

Extension Area

: Outer

Number of Rest Area

: 4 pasang

Number of IC (Interchange) : 3 buah

* The data are still in the process of calculation and study, changes might occur afterwards

Interchange Location IC Bireuen

IC Meuredue : IC Lamlo

Sta. 46+000 Sta. 105+300 Sta. 143+000

Rest Area Location

Rest Area Type A (6 Ha):

Sta 1+000 (1 pasang) Sta. 41+000 (1 pasang) Sta. 81+000 (1 pasang) Sta. 121+000 (1 pasang)

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Toll Road Langsa – Lhokseumawe segment

Map of Toll Road Langsa – Lhokseumawe segment

Technical Data Road Width:

Location:

Province Aceh

Body Road Width

Mainroad Length

Design speed

134,888 km 100 Km/Hr

Outer Roadside : 3,0 m Inner Roadside : 1,5 m

Median Width : 5,5 m (Including inner roadside) Extension Area

Number of lanes:

: 3,6 m

: Outer

* The data are still in the process of calculation 2 x 2 Lanes and study, changes might occur afterwards Final Phase : 2 x 3 Lanes Median Type : Double Median Concrete Barrier Interchange Location IC Idi Rayeuk Max Elevation : 3% Max Superelevatuion : 8% (Sta. 48+856) : ± 3,7 km

Initial Phase

IC Lhoksukon

(Sta. 102+225) : ± 1,65 km

Hardening Type: Mainroad

Access

Crossing

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Rigid Pavement IC Lhokseumawe Rigid Pavement (Sta. 134+412) : ± 2,73 km Flexible Pavement

Rest Area Location

Crossing

Rest Area Type A: Sta. 95+900 (1 pair) Across access road Idi Rayeuk (1 unit)

No Description

Rest Area Type B : Sta. 28+700 (1 pair)

Jumlah

Underbridge (Jembatan Sungai)

Overpass

Overpass Simpang Susun

Box Underpass Simpang Susun

Box Underpass

Underpass (Jembatan Lalu Lintas, Utilitas, dan Kereta Api)

Box Culvert

405

Financial Data Lhokseumawe – Sigli (157 Km)

Langsa – Lhokseumawe (134,8 Km)

Investment : Rp 27.725 M IRR : 0,41% NPV : Rp -22.668 M

Investment IRR NPV

: Rp 23.681 M : 2,01% : Rp -18.216 M

Concession Period: 40 Years (2022 – 2062) Project Financing Structure: 1. Debt 2. Ekuitas (PMN) * The data are still in the process of calculation and study, changes might occur afterwards

Development Plan Lhokseumawe – Sigli (Km) 2021 2022 22

Development Plan Langsa Lhokseumawe (Km)

2023 2024 56

2021 2022 34

2023 2024 40

SOURCE : PT. HUTAMA KARYA

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Train URBANIZATION: The existence

Why are Urban Railways needed? URBAN CHALLENGES: The inability of road capacity to keep pace with vehicle growth will result in congestion in urban areas. The V/C ratio in 2021 shows a value of > 0.85 on several roads in Banda Aceh City and will expand in the following years (Hendra, 2017); INCREASED FUEL USE: The growth of motorized vehicles is very fast and has not been controlled; GLOBAL WARMING: The increase in the average temperature of the earth’s surface is due to the increased emissions of greenhouse gases, such as; carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons, and sulfur hexafluoride in the atmosphere; TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS : Total Accidents in Banda Aceh City and Kab. Aceh Besar, 2018: 211 and 2019: 257; Illustration

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of trains and station nodes has become a new center of economic activity for communities around Banda Aceh City.

Regulation Support: Decree of the Minister of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia Number Kp 2128/2018 concerning the National Railway Master Plan; Urban development and services including: Banda Aceh, Medan, Pekanbaru, Padang, Palembang, Bandar Lampung and Batam. Governor’s Regulation Number 58/2014 concerning the Aceh Railway Master Plan. In addition to the inter-city service train line, a 52 km urban rail network will also be built in Banda Aceh city in order to anticipate the increasingly congested traffic in Banda Aceh city and a railway line connecting Banda Aceh city to SIM airport.

Policy Direction on Spatial Planning Government Regulation No. 13/2017 about amandement on Government Regulation. No. 26/2008 about National Spatial Plan Perpres No. 13/2012  Banda Aceh as Area Activity Center (AAC) PP No. 13/2017  Banda Aceh as National Activity Center (NAC) Qanun No. 19/2013 Banda Aceh as National Activity Center (NAC) The intercity rail network was developed to connect: NAC with activity centers in neighboring countries; between NAC; AAC along with NAC or among AAC The urban rail network was developed for: Connecting urban areas with airports Supports the accessibility of urban areas PERPRES NO. 13/2012 concerning Sumatera Island Spatial Plan Qanun Aceh No. 19 /2013 concerning Aceh Spatial Plan 2013-2033

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POTENTIAL Banda Aceh Demography Population growth in 2015-2018 is 25% Estimated population growth in 2040 is 55.2% of the total population in 2018. Total Population No Sub District

2015 2016 2017 2018

2020 2025 2030 2035 2040

BANDA ACEH CITY 1

Jaya Baru

24561

25012

25503

26013

27075

29922

35823

36547

40391

Banda Raya

23034

23459

23919

24398

25394

28064

33599

34278

37883

Baiturrahman

35363

36013

36721

37455

38984

43084

51580

52622

58157

Lueng Bata

24660

25114

25607

26119

27185

30044

35969

36696

40555

Kuta Alam

49706

50618

51614

52645

54793

60556

72499

73963

81742

Kuta Raja

12872

13107

13365

13632

14188

15681

18773

19152

21167

Syiah Kuala

35817

36477

37193

37938

39486

43639

52245

53301

58907

Meuraxa

19040

19388

19770

20166

20989

23196

27771

28332

31312

27836

30764

36831

37575

41527

15249

16853

20176

20584

22749

25767

28477

34094

34782

38440

28007

30953

37057

37806

41782

Ulee Kareng

10 Kuta Cot Gile

25250

25716

26221

26745

13783

14075

14363

14651

ACEH BESAR DISTRICT 11 Mesjid Raya

23290

23785

24271

24757

12 Darussalam

25316

25853

26384

26909

13 Blang Star

12067

31983

12575

12827

13350

14755

17664

18021

19917

15782

16116

16445

16774

17459

19295

23100

23567

26045

15 Peukan Bada

17422

17792

18156

18520

19276

21303

25504

26020

28756

16 Lhoknga

16552

16904

17250

17596

18314

20240

24232

24721

27321

17 Darul Imarah

52073

53177

54264

55350

57609

63668

76224

77764

85942

18 Darul Kamal

7553

7713

7870

8028

8356

9234

11056

11279

12465

19 Ingin Jaya

31318

12232

32637

33290

34649

38293

45845

46771

51690

513966 568021 680042 693781

766748

Krueng Barona Jaya

TOTAL

465459 474534 484128 493813

SOURCE : FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

P R O J E C T I O N

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Simpang lima, Banda Aceh

Vehicle Ownership The number of private vehicle ownership from 2014 to 2018 increases every year, with an average increase of 3.86% per year. Meanwhile, in 2018 the number of private vehicle ownership increased by 16.33% from 2014. This information shows the economy development and income levels increase will contribute to the level of vehicle ownership. The increase in vehicle ownership has an impact on a drastic increase in traffic volume which could cause traffic jams.

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Total Personal Vehicle Ownership

220019

227193

232455

212108 199829

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

Private vehicle ownership in 2018 increased by 3% from the previous year.

3% 2% 0%

Motorcycle

13% 29%

Private car

53%

Walking/Bike Pedicab Trans Kutaraja Online Transportation

Figure of Travel Mode Usage- Source: Consultant Survey Results

SOURCE: ACEH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AGENCY, 2019

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Travel Mode Motorcycles and private cars are the most dominant modes of travel. Approximately 53% of respondents use motorbikes and 29% use private cars. As for the mode of travel using public transportation, only about 18% consisting of Trans Koetaradja, rickshaws, and online transportation. With the availability of urban trains, the mode of travel by public transportation will increase, thereby reducing traffic congestion. The growth in the average percentage of domestic and

international passengers at SIM International Airport and Ulee Lheue Ferry Port increased by 7% for domestic passengers, 2% for international passengers and 13% for port passengers. this is strongly influenced by the policies and programs in the Government in improving the tourism sector in Banda Aceh City and Sabang City by holding international and national events and maintaining and developing infrastructure and service networks in the transportation sector.

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Number of Passenger at Sultan Iskandar Muda International Airport Domestic Passenger Number (2010-2018)

991330

1012543

805442 547147 565646

2010

2011

609494 661780 577143 612109

2012 2013 2014

2015

2016

2017 2018

The percentage growth of domestic passengers at Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport is 7%.

International Passenger Number Data (2010-2018)

79892

2010

88927 96388 105007 129985 91860

2011

2012 2013 2014

2015

163045

2016

The percentage growth of international passengers at Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport is 2%.

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2017 2018

Ulee Lheue Ferry Port.

The average percentage growth of Ulee Lheue port passengers is 13% (1150 passengers per day, 2018).

Number of Passengers at Ulee Lheue Port

468818

418897 377442 312807 103354

129205

140175

61349

2015 Fast ship

2016

2017

2018

Ferry

SUMBER : ACEH TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, 2019

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-S

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a ra b .M ay es a ra Ko Ko ta Sp ta -S .J p am .M bo es Ko ra Sp ta ta pe .L ue -K Sp ng ot .J Sp a B a at .S m a b ur o -S ta ab pe p. ay Su a -S ra ba p. ya Lu en g Ba ta

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Needs Analysis

Traffic Characteristics

Traffic at Peak Hour (morning) 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0

SUMBER : FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

Daily Traffic

21363 19626

7202 7828 10478 8433

SUMBER : FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

17284 11411

Traffic at Peak Hour (afternoon)

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2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0

SUMBER : FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

Trip Purpose Graphic Trip Purpose 3000

2586 2110

2000 1914

2113

1555 1092

1000

461

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to k

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DESIRE LINE TO BANDA ACEH CITY CENTER

Pelabuhan Ferry Ulee Lheue

Kantor KODAM Gubernur Iskandar Aceh Muda

8 Masjid Raya Baiturrahman

Polda Aceh

Masjid Baiturrahim MUseum Tsunami

UIN Arraniry

9 Simpang 7 Ulee Kareng

Terminal Bus Batoh

Simpang Lambaro

Spatial Pattern Analysis

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Univesitas Abulyatama

4 14

RSUDZA

Univesitas Syiah Kuala

Bandara Sultan Iskandar Muda

12 11

Information: 1 = Leung Bata 2 = Baiturrahman 3 = Kuta Raja 4 = Banda Aceh 5 = Syiah Kuala 6 = Kuta Alam 7 = Jaya Baru 8 = Meuraxa 9 = Ulee Kareng 10 = Darussalam 11 = Blang Bintang 12 = Krueng Barona Jaya 13 = Lambaro 14 = Mata Ie 15 = Lhoeknga 16 = Krueng Raya 17 = Lampenerut Source: FS Urban Railway, Capital of Aceh Province and Surrounding Areas

NEEDS

ANALYSIS (2)

Sub District

Type of Space Allocation

Blang Bintang Airport Areas, Urban Settlements, Wetland Farming Ingin Jaya

Urban Residential Areas, Wetland Farming

Lueng Bata

Trade and Service Areas, Office Areas, Residential Areas

Baiturrahman

Trade and Service Areas, Office Areas, Cultural Conservation Areas, Green Open Spaces

Meuraxa

Trade Area, Residential Area, River Border, Port Area

Based on the results of the overlay of the spatial pattern plan in the two study areas, the urban rail route plan goes through various spatial allocations, mostly through the designation of trade and service areas, settlements and housing areas.

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M E S J I D R AYA

BAITUSSALAM

DARUSSALAM SYIAH KUALA

K U TA R A J A K U TA A L A M

MEURAXA

ULEE KARENG K R U E N G B A R O N A J AYA BAITURRAHMAN

K OTA B A R O

L U E N G B ATA J AYA B A R U

PEUKANBADA

B A N D A R AYA

DARUL IMARAH

I N G I N J AYA BLANG B I N TA N G

LHOKNGA DARULKAMAL

S I M PA N G T I G A

SUKAMAKMUR

M O N TA S I K

Trace Potential Plan

Trace Plan

Length of Rail (Km) Route

Trace A

16,86

SIM International Airport-Modal Bangsa-BakoiPagar air-Lueng Bata-Mesjid Raya-LampasehPelabuhan Ulee Lheue

Trace B

20,70

Krueng Cut-Darussalam-Bakoi-Pasar Lambaro-Wali Nanggroe- Lampeuneurut-Keutapang-Downtown

Trace C

11,93

Lam Ujong-Sp. Mesra-Government Offices AreaDowntown

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Hinterland Potential Around Trace A SYIAH KUALA

STASIUN 7 (ULEE LHEUE) BAITUSSALAM

STASIUN 4 (PAGAR AIR) DARUSSALAM STASIUN 1 (BANDARA SIM) K U TA R A J A

A A

K U TA A L A M

STASIUN 3 (LAMBARO) MEURAXA ULEE KARENG BAITURRAHMAN

PEUKANBADA

KRUENG BARONA J AYA

K OTA B A R O

L U E N G B ATA

J AYA B A R U

STASIUN 6 (MASJID RAYA) I N G I N J AYA

DARULIMARAH

B L A N G B I N TA N G

STASIUN 5 (LEUNGBATA) STASIUN 2 (MODAL BANGSA)

LHOKNGA

DARULKAMAL

S UKAMAKMUR

M O N TA S I K

K U TA M A L A K A

Trace Sub District

Location

Area Potential

Trace Blang Star A

SIM Airport Station & Lambaro Station

International Airport Area, Trade and Services, Education, Worship, Housing

Ingin Jaya

Bakoi Station & Pagar Air Station

Irrigation Area, Moor/Field

Lueng Bata

Station Lueng Bata

Housing, Trade and Services, Education, Worship, Offices, PLTD, Sports Field, Transportation

Baiturrahman Grand Mosque Station

Perumahan,Perdagangan dan Jasa, Pendidika, Peribadatan, Perkantoran, Lapangan Olahraga, Pertahanan/Militer, Museum, Kesehatan, Pasar

Meuraxa

Housing, Trade and Services, Education, Worship, Offices, Sports Fields, Health, Cultural Heritage, Green Open Spaces

Ulee Lheue Station

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The selection of the location of the railway line (trase A) is carried out by considering the optimization of land use, the potential for regional development and the projected movement of passengers in the hinterland around the railway line. Meanwhile, the selection of station locations, apart from considering the route selection, also takes into account the need for intermodal and intermodal connectivity such as airports, ports, terminals and the Trans Koetaradja Bus.

Trase A Plan (length 16,86 Km) Trase Koridor Intermodal with SIM Airport and Port of Ulee Lheue Intermoda Through under development areas Connecting activity centers in Banda Aceh City and Kab. Aceh Besar Catchment area is relatively far from sea area

Land along a street railway plan trace Utilization

Residential Ricefield (M2) (M2)

Station 1

20.000

Station 2

8.054

11.946

Station 3

6.916

13.084

Station 4

4.730

15.270

Station 5

10.492

9.508

Station 6

7.200

12.800

Station 7

20.000

Depo

35.000

Railway track

Total

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46276

98.625

83.668

236.233

Ulee Lheue Station

Keterangan: y y y y y y y

SIM Airport Station Modal Bangsa Station Lambaro Station Pagar Air Station Lueng Bata Station Masjid Raya Station Ulee Lheue Station

Masjid Raya Station

Leungbata Station

Pagar Air Station

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Cost Estimation of Monorail Construction

Illustration

The estimation cost of constructing the monorail on Trace A with a rail length of 16.86 km is Rp. 5.78 trillion (381,000,000 USD). For the entire 49.49 km, it reaches Rp. 16.97 trillion (1,113,304,892 USD).

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Rail Length

Cost

Travel Time

Trace Plan

Rp.(million)

Minute

Trace A

16,86

5.781.760

Trace B

20,70

7.098.602

Trace C

11,93

4.091.127

49,49

16.971.489

Total

The calculation of the cost of the Trace B & C is based on the assumption of the calculation of the cost component of the route A

Estimation of Total Passengers on Trace A (in 2027) 17,170 (Peak Hour) 171,700 (Daily)

Person Trips Growth: 2025 – 2035 = 5.0% 2030 – 2040 = 4.5% 2040 – 2050 = 4.0%

+ 30% passengers SIM Airport

2050 – 2060 = 3.5%

+ 30% passengers Ulee Lheue port

Percent Use TRAIN = 10% In 2027 And Increase 0.5% Every Year, 30% By 2067

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The cost of users Years

2027

PSGR/DAY

2032

2037

2042

2047

2052

17,170 27,392 41,951 60,992 86,865 118,896

2057

2062

2066

160,727 209,983 258,485

The Number Of Trains

HEADWAY

Illustration

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The feasibility of urban railway investment has a cost 10.500 users per km

Railway financing component Rp.million /km

No Description A

CAPEX

5.781.760

1.313.860

Land use

2 Civil Works (Trase, Stasiun, dan Depo) 3

195.000

Electrical, Rolling stock, Telecommunication & signals

70.000

Per km

265.000

Cost 16,86 km

Rp. Million

4.467.900

OPEX

112.680

Cost O&P 16,86 km

Trace Length

16,86 Km

Travel time

25 Minute

Waiting time

First Station : 5 minute Other Station : 1 minute

User cost

Rp. 10.500 per Km

SOURCE: FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

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The Economic Analysis DISCOUNT RATE (%) Economic feasibility

8.00

9.63

10.00

NET PRESENT VALUE - NPV (Milyar IDR)

18,968.29

14,145.32

13,259.51

BENEFIT COST RATIO – BCR

1.34

1.00

0.93

ECONOMIC INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN - FIRR (%)

9.63

NPV > 0, EIRR > The rate of interest set, which means the project is economically feasible

Illustration

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The Financial Analysis DISCOUNT RATE (%) Finansial Feasibility NET PRESENT VALUE - NPV (Milyar IDR)

7.00

8.00

9.00

18.724,50

14,466.30

11.154.29

1.32

1.02

0.79

BENEFIT COST RATIO – BCR FINANCIAL INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN - FIRR (%)

8.00

NPV > 0, FIRR Equal to the rate of interest set, so marginal project financially SOURCE: FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

The total cost of travel for route A is Rp. 177,030 with the assumption that in 2027 the number of people using train is 10% and continue to increase by 0.5% every year to reach 30% in 2066. Payback Period within 15th years. Illustration

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Urban Rail Investment Feasibility Trace A

Railway Financing Component Rp. Million/ km

No A CAPEX 1

Land

Civil work (Trace, Station, and Depo)

Electrical, Rolling stock, Signal & Telecommunication

5.781.760 1.313.860

Per km

195.000 70.000 265.000

Cost for 16,86 km

4.467.900

B OPEX

112.680

Cost of O&P 16,86 km

112.680

Trace Length

16,86 Km

Travel Time

25 Minute

Waiting Time

First Station : 5 minute Other Station : 1 minute

User Cost

Rp. 5.000 per Km

SOURCE: FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

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Rp. Million

Economic Analysis DISCOUNT RATE (%) ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY

8.00

9.63

10.00

NET PRESENT VALUE - NPV (Milyar IDR)

18,968.29

14,145.32

13,259.51

BENEFIT COST RATIO – BCR

1.34

1.00

0.93

ECONOMIC INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN - FIRR (%)

9.63

NPV > 0, EIRR > The rate of interest set, which means the project is economically feasible SOURCE: FEASIBILITY STUDY ON URBAIN TRAIN OF ACEH

Financial Analysis DISCOUNT RATE (%) FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY

3.00

4.10

5.00

NET PRESENT VALUE - NPV (Milyar IDR)

20,399.00

14,186.90

10,400.07

BENEFIT COST RATIO – BCR

1.44

1.00

0.73

FINANCIAL INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN - FIRR (%)

4.10

NPV > 0, EIRR < The rate of interest set, which means the project is financially not feasible the total cost of travel for route A is Rp. 84,300 with the assumption that in 2027 the number of people using train is

10% and continue to increase by 0.5% every year to reach 30% in 2066. Payback Period within the 26th year

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Technology Selection Countries Using the Monorel Technology Tokyo Monorail, Japan

Illustration

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Train Chain

6 trains per chain

Width

3,038 mm (9 ft 11.6 in)

Height

4,362 mm (14 ft 3.7 in)

Doors

2 pairs per side

Max Speed

80 kmh (50 mph)

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Traction system

Resistor control

Power output

70 kW x 24

Acceleration

3.5 km/h/s

Deceleration

4.0 km/h/s (service), 4.5 km/h/s (emergency)

Electric system(s)

750 V DC

Las Vegas Monorail, USA

Illustration

Minimum radius

< 60 m (200 ft)

Electrification

750 V DC third rail

Operating speed

50 mph (80 km/j)

Capacity

50 mph (80 km/j) Illustration

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KL Monorail, Malaysia

Illustration

WIKIPEDIA

Train Chain

4 trains per chain

Capacity

430 Passengers

Operating Speed

60 kmh (37mph)

Line Length

8,6 km (5,3 mil)

Electrification

750 V DC Third rail

+18.000 +17.000 +16.000 +15.000 +14.000

FIELD OF EQUATION: BF ORIGINAL LAND ELEVATION DISTANCE 116

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+13.000

14.588

14.400 1.6890.056

Cross Section

Body

Bogie

1,3

4,7

14.913

2.223

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14.255

7.303

0.041

15.103

0.150 14.809

1.969 15.080

0.286 14.754

6.837

14.989

6,0

Pole Width planned 2.0 m

0.278

117

Interior

Illustration

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Standard Minimum

3 vehicles

Overall Width

2.35 m (per Vehicle)

Single Vehicle Lengths

Type A 3.0 m Type B 5.5 m Type C 7.3 m

Vehicle Weight

Middle cars 3.2 ton End Cars 3.5 ton

Width At Surface

1.2 m wide concrete slab

Width Of Elevated

1.1 m

Minimum Clearance Height Under Beam and Cantilever

4.5 m

Gradient (Slope)

12%

Minimum Horizontal Curve

38 m

Minimum Vertical Curve

300 m

Maximum Speed

100 km/h

Vehicle Capacity

Type A 6 seated + wheel chair Type B 10 seated + 25 standees Type C 18 seated + 25 standees

SOURCE: JAPAN MONORAIL ASSOSIATIONS (JMA), 2000

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Organizational Chart of PPP Scheme on Banda Aceh Train Project Ministry of Transportation

Ministry of Finance Submission Endorsement Appropriateness

Business entity

PJPK (Aceh Government)

Regres Agreement

KPBU Agreement

Guarantee

Lenders

Debt

Investor(s)

Pemberian Dukungan

Project Company

Equity Service Infrastructure

User

Implementations Phase

2019: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

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Payment Rates (Option 1)

Contractor

Payment Rates (Option 2)

2019

RIP KA URBAN (DRAFT PERGUB)

2022

AMDAL

2024

CONSTRUCTION

2027

FEASIBILITY STUDY

2020

ENGINEERING DESIGN

2023

PROCUREMENT

2025

STAR UP & MAINTENANCE

Needs Analysis Technical Analysis Economic and Financial Analysis Environmental and Social Analysis Regulatory and Institutional Studies Risk Analysis KPBU Structure Study Government Support Rencana Pelaksanaan

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Contract Construction and O&M

2020: 1. Disaster Assessment 2. Trace Adjustment 3. Monorail Line Construction Geometric Analysis 4. Station and Depot Study 5. Facility Study 6. Operational Facility System Study 7. System Study and Operational Pattern 8. HR Needs Assessment

train passenger seat illustration

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Energy

In order to fulfill national electricity needs, President Jokowi launched the “35,000 MWe for Indonesia” Program, which considered as the government’s commitment to establish energy independence by optimally utilizing renewable energy sources as a substitute for fossil energy. Indonesia is one of the countries with abundant potential of renewable energy, therefore, if managed and utilized properly will be able to replace fossil energy. Renewable energy is produced from energy resources that naturally will not run out and even sustainable if managed properly. Aceh offers 2 (two) main sources of renewable energy, namely water and geothermal energy sources.

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Peusangan Hydropower Plant, Bireuen

To fulfill the electricity needs, it is necessary to build generating facilities by utilizing the potential of primary energy sources in Aceh, which currently mostly still utilize fossil energy sources (petroleum, gas and coal). Potential sources of water and geothermal energy scattered in districts/cities in Aceh are targeted to replace fossil energy sources by developing according to the needs of the Aceh electricity

system, by going through several stages in submitting a request for the Governor of Aceh’s recommendation as follows:

Issuance of Business Identification Number (NIB) which has been approved by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Tax ID Number, and other permits in accordance with the OSS

Submit the application to the Governor of Aceh, cc Head of DPMPTSP Aceh

Governor’s Recommendation Process Recommendation from the Government District/City

Presentation infront of Aceh Government

Preparing The Pre Feasibility Study

Recommendation

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Hydropower Potential in Aceh NO. NAME

LOCATION

DISTRICT

CPCTY

STATUS

PLTA Peusangan

Kr. Peusangan

Aceh Tengah

88 MW

Construction (PLN)

PLTM Lake Sikap

Lawe Sikap

Aceh Tenggara

6,99 MW

Construction(IPP)

PLTM Krueng Isep

Krueng Isep

Nagan Raya

10 MW

Construction(IPP)

PLTA Kumbih-3

Kumbih

Subulussalam

45 MW

Committed (PLN)

Peusangan 5-B

Negeri Antara

Bener meriah

12,56 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Jambo Aye

Lubuk Pusaka & Bl. Seunong

Aceh Timur/Aceh Utara

140,01 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Tripa-1

Kr. Tripa

Gayo Lues

48 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Tripa-2

Kr. Tripa

Gayo Lues

100 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Tripa-3

Kr. Tripa

Nagan Raya

192 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

10 Peusangan 5-A

Negeri Antara

Aceh Tengah/Bener Meriah

10,92 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

11 Meureubo-1

Kr. Meureubo

Aceh Barat

50 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Krueng Geupo/ 12 Teunom I

Krueng Geupo

Pidie

100 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

13 Krueng Sikuleh

Krueng Sikuleh

Pidie

100 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

14 Batee

Kr. Batee

Aceh Barat Daya

100 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Luteng-1 dan 15 Luteng 2

Sungai Krueng Leumeuh

Pidie

18,8 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

16 Jambu Aye

Kr. Jambu Aye

Bener Meriah

75,4 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

17 Lumut

Wh. Lumut

Aceh Tengah

15 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

18 Jagong Jeget

Kr. Meureubo

Aceh Tengah

41 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

19 Woyla

Kr. Woyla

Aceh Barat

250 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

20 Cinendang

Sungai Cinendang

Aceh Singkil

151 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

21 Teunom-3

Kr. Teunom

Aceh Jaya

83,64 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

22 Lawe Mamas

Sungai Lawe Mamas

Aceh Tenggara

47,5 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

23 Tampur

W. Tampur

Aceh Timur

428 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

24 Lawe Alas (Alas)

Kr. Alas

Aceh Tenggara

120 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

25 Lae Suraya

Pasir Belo

Subulussalam

240 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

26 Meureubo-3

Kr. Meureubo

Nagan Raya

100 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

27 Kluet-1

Kluet

Aceh Selatan

180

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

28 Teunom-3

Kr. Teunom

Aceh Jaya

102

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

29 Samar Kilang

Samar Kilang

Bener Meriah

76,8

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

30 Pertik-1

Gp. Pertik

Aceh Tengah

11,3

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

NO. NAME

LOCATION

DISTRICT

Seunagan dan 31 Tripa-3

Seunagan dan Kr. Tripa

Nagan Raya

32 Geumpang

Desa Geumpang Pekan

Gayo Lues

33 Peusangan 4

Kr. Peusangan

34 Jambu Aye-3

Wh. Jambu Air

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CAPACITY

STATUS

242

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

25 MW

Governor's Recommendation for IPP Candidates

Aceh Tengah

31 MW

Potential

Aceh Tengah

37,2 MW

Potential

35 Pameu

Kr. Pameu

Aceh Tengah

160,6 MW

Potential

36 Bidin/Jambu Aye

Kr. Jambu Aye

Bener Meriah

246 MW

Potential

37 Peureulak

Kr. Peureulak

Aceh Timur

34,8 MW

Potential

38 Ramasan-1

Kr. Ramasan

Aceh Timur

171,6 MW

Potential

39 Jambo Papeun-2

Kr. Jambo Papeun

Aceh Selatan

95,2 MW

Potential

40 Jambo Papeun-3

Kr. Jambo Papeun

Aceh Selatan

25 MW

Potential

41 Kluet

Kr. Kluet

Aceh Selatan

141 MW

Potential

42 Sibubung-1

Kr.Sibubung

Aceh Selatan

32 MW

Potential

43 Sibubung-2

Kr.Sibubung

Aceh Selatan

121,1 MW

Potential

44 Sibubung-3

Kr.Sibubung

Aceh Selatan

22,6 MW

Potential

45 Dolok-1

Kr. Dolok

Aceh Barat

32,2 MW

Potential

46 Kla

Kla

Gayo Lues

12 MW

Potential

47 Geumpang

Kr. Geumpang

Pidie

19 MW

Potential

48 Lae Suraya

Lae Suraya

Subulussalam

24 MW

Potential

49 Woyla-5

Kr. Woyla

Aceh Barat

56 MW

Potential

50 Leuteung

Sungai Krueng Leumeuh

Pidie

14,7 MW

Potential

51 Peusangan IV

Kr. Peusangan

Aceh Tengah

120 MW

Potential

52 Redelong

Redelong

Bener Meriah

18 MW

Potential

53 Teunom 2

Kr. Teunom

Aceh Jaya

240 MW

Potential

54 Woyla 1

Kr. Woyla

Aceh Barat

174,9 MW

Potential

55 Meureubo

Kr. Meureubo

Aceh Barat

38 MW

Potential

56 Meureubo 2

Kr. Meureubo

Aceh Barat

59 MW

Potential

57 Kluet 2

Kr. Kluet

Aceh Selatan

120 MW

Potential

58 Krueng Meriam

Tangse

Pidie

48 MW

Potential

59 Ketol A

Ketol

Aceh Tengah

10 MW

Potential

60 Lawe Gurah

Lawe Gurah

Aceh Tenggara

NO. NAME

LOCATION

DISTRICT

61 Teunom

Kr. Teunom

62 Tembolon (Bidin 2)

Syiah Utama

63 Lawe Mamas 64 Kemerleng Uning

4,5 MW

Potential

CAPACITY

STATUS

Aceh Jaya

10 MW

Potential

Bener Meriah

3,1 MW

Potential

Lawe Mamas

Aceh Tenggara

9,6 MW

Potential

Pining

Gayo Lues

6 MW

Potential

65 Lhok Pineung

Meureudu

Pidie Jaya

5,1 MW

Potential

66 Lawe Bulan

Lawe Bulan

Aceh Tenggara

6,5 MW

Potential

67 Kerpap

Linge

Aceh Tengah

2,2 MW

Potential

68 Subulussalam

Subulussalam

7,4 MW

Potential

69 Bener Meriah

Bener Meriah

7,5 MW

Potential

70 Mangku Sosial

Mesidah

Bener Meriah

7,2 MW

Potential

TOTAL

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Potential Hydroelectric Power Plant (PLTA) in Aceh Potential of PLTA & PLTM Aceh: Generator No. Type

Location

Capacity (MW)

Generator No. Type

Location

Capacity (MW)

PLTA

Lawe Alas

151

PLTA

Woyla 1

175

PLTA

Geumpang

PLTA

Jagong Jeget

PLTA

Kla

PLTA

Meurebo

PLTA

Lae Soraya

240

PLTA

Teunom 3

135

PLTA

Woyla 5

PLTA

Meureubo 2

PLTA

Jambo Aye

140

PLTA

Kluet 2

120

PLTA

Kluet 1

180

PLTA

Leutung

Krueng Meriam

PLTA

Peusangan IV

120

PLTM

Ketol A

PLTA

Redelong

PLTM

Lawe Gurah

PLTA

Samarkilang

PLTM

Teunom

PLTA

Tampur 1

443

PLTM

Tembolon (bidin 2)

PLTA

Teunom 2

240

PLTM

Lawe mamas

PLTA

Tripa

PLTM

PLTA

Tripa 1

Kemerleng Uning

PLTA

Tripa 2

114

PLTM

Lhok Pineug

PLTA

Tripa 3

142

PLTM

Lawe Bulan

PLTA

Cinendang

PLTM

Kerpap

PLTA

Peusangan V-B

PLTM

Subulussalam

PLTM

Bener Meriah

PLTA

Batee

100

PLTM

PLTA

Meureubo 3

100

Mangku Sosial

SOURCE: RUPTL 2021-2030 HAL. A7-A9

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Total Potential of PLTA and MHP

3.052

Potential Hydroelectric Power Plant (PLTA) in Aceh ◘

Potensi PLTBm, PLTS & PLTB No.

Generator Type

Location

Capacity (MW)

PLTBm

Simeulue

PLTS

Simeulue

PLTBm

Penanggalan

PLTBm

Subulussalam

PLTBn Hybrid

Sinabang

PLTBM + PLTS Hybrid

Deudap

PLTBM + PLTS Hybrid

Seurapong

PLTB

Pembangkit angin tersebar

Total Potential

148 179

SOURCE: RUPTL 2021-2030 HAL. A7-A9

Peusangan Hydropower Plant, Bireuen

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Geothermal in Aceh

Geothermal energy is a renewable energy source in the form of thermal energy (heat) that is generated and stored in the earth. Geothermal energy is believed to be quite economical, abundant, sustainable, and environmentally friendly. However, its utilization is still constrained by exploitation technology which can only reach around tectonic plates.

Geothermal Jaboi, Sabang

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Indonesia has the largest geothermal potential in the world, but until now its utilization has not been fully developed. Indonesia’s geothermal potential reaches 22,073 MWe with reserves of around 17,506 MWe. The distribution of geothermal energy sources is almost evenly distributed, which can be found in more than 300 points throughout Indonesia. Aceh has 17 geothermal potential points with an estimated capacity of around 1,115 MWe spread over 8 districts/cities in Aceh.

List of Aceh’s geothermal potential in the 2021-2030 RUPTL: Capacity (MW)

No.

Generator Type

Location

PLTP

Seulawah Agam (FTP2) # 1

PLTP

Geunong Geureudong

PLTP

Jaboi (FTP2) #3

PLTP

Seulawah Agam (FTP2) # 2

PLTP

Gunong Kembar

110

PLTP

Lokop

Total Potential

390

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Gas Pipeline One gas pipeline has been developed from Lhokseumawe (Aceh) to North Sumatra for gas supply in the Belawan Industrial Estate and cities along the pipeline. Currently, around 10,000 households have been connected to the city gas system in the districts of North Aceh and East Aceh. Future pipeline infrastructure will be developed from Lhokseumawe

- Banda Aceh - Meulaboh and the west coast of Aceh. Gas infrastructure development includes piping installation (construction of transmission pipelines), land acquisition and its accessories.

Gas Pipeline Arun – Belawan ʬ Pipa Arun – Belawan memiliki kapasitas 300 MMSCFD dan panjang 350 Kilometer dengan total investasi sebesar USD 586,04 Juta. ʬ PT. Pertamina Gas (Pertagas) mempunyai aLocation gas sebesar 185 Juta Standart Cubic Feet Per Day (MMSCFD). ʬ Gas berasal dari Terminal Penyimpanan dan Regasifikasi LNG Arun, pada tahap awal (2015) fasilitas memasok gas sebesar 120 MMSCFD ke PT. PLN. ʬ Pada tahun 2018 fasilitas tersebut memasok 197 MMSCFD ke PT. PLN akan operasikan MVPP (Pembangkit Listrik Kapal Laut) 240 MW. ʬ Setelah pipa gas Arun - Belawan beroperasi, Pertagas mengembangkan pipa gas sepanjang 120 km untuk memasok gas bagi industri nasional di KIM hingga KEK Sei Mangkei. ʬ Biaya pipa gas Arun - Belawan tol = USD 2,53 / MSC.

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230Km Kab. Pidie Jaya

GAS PIPE MAP

350Km

Banda Aceh - Arun Belawan - KIM KEK Sei Mangkei

Kota Lhokseumawe

Kab. Bireuen

Kab. Aceh Utara Kab. Pidie Kab. Bener Meriah Kab. Aceh Timur Kab. Aceh Tengah

Kab. Aceh Barat

Kab. Aceh Taminag

Kab. Nagan Raya

Arun - Banda Aceh Gas Pipe (230 Kms) Arun - Belawan Gas Pipe (350 Kms) KIM - KEK Sei Mangkei Gas Pipe (120 Kms)

120Km

Kab. Gayo Lues Kab. Aceh Barat Daya

Kab. Aceh Selatan

Kab. Aceh Tenggara

SKALA 1:1.500.000 Km 0

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Subulussalam

Development Scheme ʬ Phase I: Lhokseumawe - Banda Aceh 230 km. Estimated investment around Rp 380 million. ʬ Phase II: Banda Aceh - Meulaboh 200 km. Estimated investment around Rp 330,43 million. ʬ Phase III: Meulaboh - Kota Fajar 250 km. Estimated investment around Rp 413.043 juta. ʬ Regasification Facilities at Sabang and Sinabang (Simeulue).

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GAS PROJECT SUPPLY AND DEMAND SUPPLY 1. 2. 3. 4.

PHE NSO - NSB (Ex. EMOI) Triangle Pase Inc Zaratex N.V. Arun Regasification

DEMAND/ CONSUMER PROSPECT 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Cement Factory KIA Ladong (Industrial Zone) PT PLN (Electricity) City Gas (Households) Transportation GAS CONSUMERS PER DAY

District/City

Household (BBTUD)

Small and Big Industries Medium (BBTUD) Industries (BBTUD)

TOTAL (BBTUD)

Banda Aceh

0,78

1,57

1,18

3,53

Aceh Besar

1,16

2,32

1,74

5,22

Pidie

1,32

2,63

1,97

5,92

Pidie Jaya

0,49

0,97

0,73

2,18

Bireuen

1,28

2,57

1,92

5,77

Lhokseumawe

0,55

1,10

8,28

9,94

5,58

11,17

15,83

32,58

TOTAL

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Waste to Energy Potential in Langsa Availability of Waste Energy Sources in Aceh is generally dominated by households (76.50%) and restaurants (11.98%). Based on its composition, waste from food waste accounts for 18.40% and plastic 18.59%, with the humidity of all types of waste estimated at around 30-40%. One of the potentials for this Waste to Energy is in Langsa. This facility has managed waste from population of 185,971 people (2020). The city has one landfill consist of a sanitary landfill system which has been operating since 2008. The total landfill area is 36 hectares with an area coverage of 80 percent, where the sources of waste come from households, traditional markets, and public services. The potential for waste piles in Langsa City is 93 tons/day with the amount of waste accounting for 74.4 tons/ day with real waste

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going to landfill 60 tons/day. The existing landfill volume is 262,800 tons (calculated). The City of Langsa has a strategic position, which is close to Medan City and Medan Industrial Estate, North Sumatra. In addition, Langsa City also has the potential to become a Waste to Energy center where it can receive overflow from the neighboring district, namely East Aceh which has a potential waste of 211.2 tons/day with a calculated amount of waste of 63.4 tons/day and real waste to the landfill 60 tons/day. The landfill in East Aceh began operating in 2010 with an existing volume of 230,000 tons, the total area of the landfill is 7 hectares but still using the Open Dumping method.

Illustration of household waste management

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Agro Industry As a business opportunity in the agricultural sector such as plantations; palm oil, coffee, cocoa, patchouli, citronella, animal husbandry; beef industry, fishery; catch fish

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Palm Oil

Aceh has an area of 242,820 hectares of oil palm plantations managed by the community with an annual production of 444,437 tons in 2020. The palm oil industry has significant growth potential as a major source of supply for food products and biofuels. With the increase in production value, it will certainly encourage the growth of CPO factory and its derivative products. In this regard, the Aceh Government has prepared several strategic plans for palm oil commodities: 1. Creating operational and policy support for sustainable palm oil commodities among the government, private sector, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and communities.

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2. Support palm oil publicprivate investment partnerships. 3. Reducing threats to high value forest ecosystems and peat swamp ecosystems. 4. Establish a provincial seed certification and distribution program. 5. Improve supply chain and pricing transparency for palm oil production and processing. Crude Palm Oil (CPO) is the main product of the palm oil industry. Nagan Raya, Aceh Singkil, Aceh Barat, Aceh Tamiang and Subulussalam produce the most CPO so that these areas are suitable for the development of the palm oil processing industry.

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Planted Area, Production, Productivity and Total Farmers In Aceh, 2020 Planted Area (Ha)

Production (Ton)

Productivity (Kg/Ha)

Farmers (KK)

3.719

1.112

918

3.181

Aceh Singkil

32.452

78.697

3.456

10.957

South Aceh

11.406

25.807

2.583

8.885

District/City Simeulue

Southeast Aceh

2.658

4.936

2.700

1.340

26.357

31.415

2.340

16.619

10.863

16.610

3.515

8.662

1.677

484

739

778

816

4.130

3.946

2.055

3.019

North Aceh

18.185

48.688

3.917

10.794

Southwest Aceh

19.478

28.969

1.683

10.392

Aceh Tamiang

21.956

44.969

2.520

10.152

Nagan Raya

52.145

102.348

2.746

26.382

Aceh Jaya

16.030

20.859

2.565

11.349

East Aceh Aceh Tengah West Aceh Aceh Besar Pidie Bireuen

Gayo Lues

Bener Meriah

1.300

414

1.243

1.040

784

861

2.389

1.331

Banda Aceh

Sabang

Langsa

386

810

2.166

788

Lhokseumawe

209

286

2.466

130

Subulussalam

18.993

33.200

2.880

13.293

2020

242.820

444.437

2.741

139.153

2019

240.365

444.437

2.732

138.305

2018

237.769

440.087

2.780

137.063

2017

234.479

437.292

2.811

129.021

2016

228.230

399.618

2.810

124.362

Pidie Jaya

SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANTATION OF ACEH

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List of Palm Oil Mills and Capacity in Aceh 2021 Number of Mill District/City 2

Bireuen

North Aceh

East Aceh

Aceh Tamiang

Name of Company PT. Blang Ketumba PT. Syaukath Sejahtera PT. Perkebunan Nusantara I PT. Ika Bina Wisesa PT. Satya Agung PT. Seuramoe Agro Persada PT. Subur Sakti (Kebun PT. Padang Palma Permai) PT. Ensem Sawita Koperasi Prima Jasa PT. Agra Bumi Niaga PT. Anugrah Fajar Rezeki PT. Teupin Lada PT. Mutiara Sawit Lestari PT. Perkebunan Nusantara I (Tamiang Hulu) PT. Perkebunan Nusantara I (Karang Baru) PT. Mora (Eks. PT. Mapoli Raya) PT. Parasawita PT. Padang Palma Permai PT. Bumi Sama Ganda PT. Socfin Indonesia PT. Sisirau PT. P.P. Pati Sari PT. Tri Agro Palma Tamiang PT. Bima Villages Sawita PT. Bahari Lestari PT. Betami

Capacity Ton TBS/hour Ton TBS/Jam Permit TPS TPK 20 20 20 30 30 30 60 45 30

Remarks Active Active Active

45 30 30

45 26 28

Active Active Active

Active

30 30 30

20 20 45 3

20 45 30

Active Active Under Construction Active Active Active Active

Active

28,89 Active

20 30

19,32 Active 30 Not active

30 30 30 30 30

30 30 30 30 25

20 30

Active Active Active Active Active Active Under Construction Under Construction

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Number of Mill District/City 2

West Aceh

Aceh Jaya

Nagan Raya

Southwest Aceh

South Aceh

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Name of Company PT. Karya Tanah Subur PT. Mapoli Raya PT. Boswa Megalopolis PT. Syaukath Agro PT. Agro Sinergi Nusantara PT. Fajar Baizury PT. Kalista Alam PT. Sawit Nagan Raya Makmur PT. Beurata Subur Persada PT. Ujong Neubok Dalam PT. Surya Panen Subur II PT. Kharisma Iskandar Muda PT. Ensem Lestari PT. Socfin Indonesia (Seunagan) PT. Socfin Indonesia (Seumanyam) PT. Raja Marga PT. Mon Jambee PT. Samira Makmur Sawita PT. Aceh Trumon Anugrah Kita PT. Perkebunan Lembah Bakti PT. Perkebunan Lembah Bhakti PT. Nafasindo PT. Ensem Lestari PT. Delima Makmur PT. Socfin Indonesia PT. Singkil Sejahtera Makmur PT. Runding Putra Persada

Capacity Ton TBS/ hour Ton TBS/Jam Permit TPS TPK 60 60 60 30 30 25 60 60 60 30 30 30 45 30 30

Remarks Active Active Active Active Active

60 30 30

60 15 20

Active Active Active

Active

30 60 30

20 60 30

Active Active Active

30 23

Active Active

30 30 30

30 30

Active

30 30 60 23 30

20 20 60 23 -

Active Active Active Active Active

Active

23,45 Active Active Active Under Construction Active

Number of Mill District/City

Subulussalam

Simeulue

Capacity Ton TBS/ hour Ton TBS/Jam Permit TPS TPK Name of Company PT. Global Sawit Semesta 60 60 60 (Eks. PT. Lestari Tunggal Pratama) PT. Bangun Sempurna 30 30 30 Lestari PT. Mandiri Sawit 30 30 30 Bersama PT. Bumi Daya 30 30 Agrotamas PT. Samudera Sawit 30 30 30 Nabati Perkebunan Daerah 20 20 PT. Raja Marga 1.969

60 PKS

Remarks Active Active Under Construction Active Active Under Construction Under Construction

1.749

SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANTATION OF ACEH

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Coffee

Arabica Indonesia is the fourth largest coffee producer after Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia and is known as a producer of the best quality coffee in the world. Currently, Indonesian coffee plantations cover an area of approximately 1,240,000 hectares, consisting of 933,000 hectares of Robusta coffee plantations and 307,000 hectares of Arabica coffee plantations. More than 90 percent of the total plantations are cultivated by small-scale farmers or managed by communities. Indonesia is the only country that has special coffee based on Geographical Indication (GI). High quality arabica coffee is mostly produced by Aceh and North Sumatra, while the main producers of robusta coffee are Lampung, Bengkulu and South Sulawesi. Aceh is a potential for coffee commodities. Arabica coffee production from the Gayo region is

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the largest in Asia. This coffee is grown in the Gayo highlands which includes Bener Meriah District, Central Aceh, Gayo Lues. Coffee cultivation in this region began in 1908 and is mostly Arabica coffee. In fact, Arabica coffee production from the Gayo region is the largest in Asia. Gayo coffee has been exported to various countries in the world. Statistics show

that in 2020, Aceh had exported 8,394,707 kilograms (kg) of coffee beans to 21 countries, (Source: Aceh Industry and Trade Office, 2020). Gayo coffee has received several international certifications due to its excellent quality, especially its organic coffee which has a fair-trade certificate with Geographical Indications (GI). In particular, Gayo Arabica coffee received the highest score in the 2010 Indonesian Special Coffee Auction in Bali, which guarantees the quality of Gayo Arabica as one of the best coffees in the world.

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Planted Area, Production, Productivity and Total Farmers In Aceh, 2020 Arabica District/City

Planting Area (Ha)

Production (Ton)

Productivity (Kg/Ha)

Farmer (KK)

Aceh Tengah

49.891

35.255

813

38.003

North Aceh

2.248

755

500

2.887

46.273

29.172

824

32.100

5.028

1.366

700

7.334

Pidie

2020

103.495

66.548

809

80.389

2019

102.860

66.548

808

79.872

2018

101.855

64.121

777

78.754

2017

101.473

61.761

773

78.624

2016

100.909

59777

747

78.251

Bener Meriah Gayo Lues

SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANTATION OF ACEH

Location, Land Area and Production (Tons) Rembele

Bener Meriah

SIM* Blangbintang

6 hr 46 min 310 km

Aceh Tengah 40 min 21.3 km

Takengon, Aceh Tengah

Planting Area (Ha):

49.835 Ha Production (TON):

34.609 Ton *SIM, INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, BLANGBINTANG

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SIM

Bener Meriah

6 hr 43 min 317 km

Rembele

Planting Area (Ha):

38 min

46.273 Ha

20.9 km

30 min

Bener Meriah

Production (TON):

29.172 Ton

15.5 km

Malikussaleh North Aceh

1 hr 34 min

North Aceh

54.4 km

SIM

Planting Area (Ha):

1.888 Ha 5 hr 59 min

Production (TON):

299 km

755 Ton

North Aceh

SIM

North Aceh Bener Meriah

7 min

2.9 km

9 hr 43 min 463 km

Aceh Tengah Gayo Lues

Kualanamu

Gayo Lues

Planting Area (Ha):

4.864 Ha

Gayo Lues

Patiambang

8 hr 30 min 335 km

Production (TON):

1.366 Ton aio

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Robusta Coffee Robusta coffee has a strong taste and is more bitter than Arabica coffee. This coffee is widely used as raw material for instant coffee. This coffee is cultivated in the districts of Pidie, Aceh Jaya, Bener Meriah, Aceh Besar and South Aceh.

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Planted Area, Production, Productivity and Total Farmers In Aceh, 2020 Robusta Planted Area (Ha)

Production (Ton)

Productivity (Kg/Ha)

Farmer (KK)

514

164

1.424

348

364

3.574

Southeast Aceh

378

144

1.029

749

East Aceh

484

127

324

775

1.051

463

535

1.292

579

200

1.060

1.766

591

500

1.640

10.552

2.919

739

6.631

571

North Aceh

613

165

446

1.778

Southwest Aceh

129

696

228

Gayo Lues

657

198

600

932

310

144

318

524

516

Aceh Jaya

2.105

611

696

2.489

Bener Meriah

1.890

966

732

1.252

120

333

249

Banda Aceh

Sabang

Langsa

Lhokseumawe

500

Subulussalam

450

2020

23.164

6.766

610

23.614

2019

22.471

6.821

609

24.726

2018

22.381

6.653

599

24.680

District/City Simeulue Aceh Singkil South Aceh

Aceh Tengah West Aceh Aceh Besar Pidie Bireuen

Aceh Tamiang Nagan Raya

Pidie Jaya

SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANTATION OF ACEH

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Coffee Exporting Companies No.

Coffee Exportir

CV. Aridalta Mandiri

PT. Ketiara

Koptan Gayo Megah Berseri

Koperasi Permata Gayo

KBQ. Baburrayyan

Koperasi Produsen Arisarina

KSU. Arinagata

Koperasi Kopi Wanita Gayo (Kokowagayo)

CV. Sara Ate

CV. Donya Drop Daruet

PT. Cahaya Komoditas Nusantara

Koperasi Produsen Gayo Arabika

PT. Fajar Jeumpa

Koperasi Usaha Tani Gayo

PT. Ihtiyeri Keti Ara

Koperasi Utamagro Tani Gayo

Kopepi Ketiara

Koperasi Produsen Ratu KetiaraGayo

PT. Sumatera Arabika Gayo

KSU Sara Ate

PT. Meukat Komuditi Gayo

CV. Gayo Mandiri Coffee

SOURCE: ACEH INDUSTRY AND TRADE OFFICE

Coffee Processing Industry The demand for Gayo coffee in the domestic and foreign markets is very high. Currently, coffee is sold in the form of green beans. The government is pushing to increase the added value of Aceh coffee, this is a great opportunity to build a modern coffee processing industry. The popular culture of coffee consumption in Aceh is also a good prospect for developing the Gayo instant coffee processing industry. Project Objective: Development of Instant Coffee Processing Industry Based on market observations,

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currently, at least 10 brands of instant coffee are sold in the market, this indicates an increase in instant coffee consumption. Therefore, the prospect is very promising to be developed. The estimated investment to build an instant coffee processing industry with a capacity of 30,000,000 sachets is: US$ 0.10 (the selling price at the producer/industrial level), and premium quality is US$ 0.4 per sachet. The close supply chain in the Aceh region is an

advantage for developing this investment as production costs are lower than the average cost (assuming a green coffee bean price of US$ 4.58/Kg). This

INVESTMENT ESTIMATES US$ 6.258.377 Factory Construction and Capital:

US$ 3.333.333 Operational Cost:

US$ 2.925.043 *(US$ 1 = IDR 12.000)

price is very possible to create market segments, market share and market space, which can compete with other well-known national products.

Location: Aceh Tengah Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus Arun Lhokseumawe

NPV = US$ 1.844.999 • IRR = 23% • BC = 1,6 • Payback Period: 6 Years

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Pidie Jaya Cacao Farmer, picking ripe cocoa

Cocoa Aceh is one of the main cocoa producing regions in Indonesia with plantations spread across almost all districts, from Pidie in the eastern part of Aceh, to Simeulue Island on the outer edge of Aceh Province. The development strategy is to create a sustainable cocoa downstream

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industry. The upstream industry will focus on increasing added value in the downstream sector. Southeast Aceh, Pidie Jaya, East Aceh, North Aceh and Pidie as cocoa producing areas are suitable for the development of the chocolate processing industry.

Planted Area, Production, Productivity and Total Farmers In Aceh, 2020 District /City

Planted Area (Ha)

Production (Ton)

Productivity (Kg/Ha)

Farmer (KK)

1.884

145

249

1.338

350

868

801

1.354

348

510

2.410

Southeast Aceh

21.005

11.108

933

20.576

East Aceh

13.573

6.038

635

12.145

Aceh Tengah

558

255

610

869

West Aceh

972

407

639

1.416

3.467

635

567

3.756

Simeulue Aceh Singkil South Aceh

Aceh Besar Pidie

10.376

3.520

574

12.646

Bireuen

7.059

2.689

630

10.534

North Aceh

9.403

3.704

664

18.763

Southwest Aceh

1.855

1.086

711

3.903

Gayo Lues

3.532

1.887

796

4.355

Aceh Tamiang

1.515

598

594

3.363

Nagan Raya

3.198

548

575

7.050

Aceh Jaya

1.118

140

791

654

Bener Meriah

1.378

888

667

1.825

15.095

7.018

800

17.863

Sabang

735

183

989

1.118

Langsa

109

784

391

Pidie Jaya Banda Aceh

Lhokseumawe

134

892

152

Subulussalam

726

211

544

1.144

2020

99.396

41.649

720

127.072

2019

99.267

41.093

713

126.880

2018

99.341

39.295

718

127.951

2017

101.203

39.295

736

129.408

2016

103.316

42.889

763

130.226

SOURCE: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANTATION OF ACEH

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Petani Kakao Pidie Jaya dengan kakaonya yang sudah siap dipanen

Market Opportunity Cocoa is one of the leading commodities that has an important role in economic development in Pidie Jaya district. Market opportunities that are still open and the availability of vast land is a potential that should be considered in cocoa development efforts. The high consumption of chocolate both domestically and abroad, such as the European Union region, especially processed cocoa has a higher value than cocoa beans. This could be a market opportunity for cocoa in Pidie Jaya.

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Currently, there is also a growing trend of consuming cocoa beans directly or processing cocoa beans yourself at home to make paste or hot chocolate. This is in line with public awareness in developed countries about the benefits of chocolate for health. This condition creates a market for cocoa beans. The interesting thing is that the prices of cocoa bean marketed online are quite competitive.

SIM* Blangbintang

3 hr 41 min 166 km

Location :

Kec. Bandar Baru, Kec. Panteraja, Kec. Trienggadeng, Kec. Meureudu, Kec. Meurah Dua, Kec. Ulim, Kec. Bandar Dua.

Pidie Jaya

Land Area : 1.733 Ha Land Ownership:

Public

Processing of Cocoa Products The government of Pidie Jaya Regency has facilities in the form of cocoa processing machines and a warehouse for cocoa storage. This facility can be used for companies that want to invest in the cocoa processing industry. Location :

Banda Aceh - Medan Street, Paru Village, Bandar Baru District, Pidie Jaya Regency

Facilities : Cocoa Warehouse and Processing Machinery Ownership : Pidie Jaya District Government

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Patchouli Indonesia is the world’s largest patchouli producer with a total production of 80 percent of the global market needs. Aceh province contributes 10-20 percent of patchouli exports which has the best quality in the world with 34 percent alcohol patchouli content. The main producers of patchouli in Aceh are the districts of South Aceh, Aceh Jaya, Gayo Lues, Southeast Aceh. Currently, the Aceh Government is promoting Aceh Tamiang as an area with high potential for producing Aceh patchouli. The opportunity for Aceh Tamiang as a patchouli development area is wide open with the support of the Aceh Tamiang District Government which continues to encourage an increase

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in the volume of this essential oil production. Sekerak sub-district has potential land for patchouli development with a planting area of 3.00 ha and 3.00 ha of harvested area (productive) with a production yield of 0.27 tons and a productivity of 0.09 tons/ha in 2020. Another major producer of patchouli is Bandar Pusaka sub-district with a planting area of 2.00 ha (not yet productive) and harvested area (productive) reaching 2.00 ha and a production yield of 0.18 tons and a productivity of 0.09 tons/ha. As a commodity that can become the locomotive of Aceh Tamiang’s economic growth, investment is wide open for business actors to build a patchouli processing industry.

Total Patchouli Production in Aceh Tamiang, 2018-2020 Planted Area (Ha)

Harvesting Area (Ha)

Production (Ton)

Productivity (Ton/Ha)

Bandar Pusaka

0,18

0,09

Sekerak

0,27

0,09

2020

0,45

0,09

2019

5,5

4.5

0,41

0,09

2018

0,16

0,08

Sub District

SOURCE: ACEH TAMIANG IN FIGURES 2021

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Aceh Jaya patchouli

Market Opportunity

Offered Project

Essential oils are expected to grow globally with an estimated CAGR of 8.8 percent to reach USD 527.38 kilo tons in 2028. The range of rapid growth of this market is driven by consumer demand for natural and organic products such as cosmetics, aromatherapy, pharmaceutical and medical applications as well as There is increasing awareness about the health benefits of this natural oil. (Source: galusaustralis.com)

Patchouli Nursery Project

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Location : Land area :

Perupuk Villages, Bandar Pusaka Sub District 5 ha

Status/Land Ownership: Regional government Investment Scheme : Grants

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Lemongrass

Gayo Lues is one of the districts that develop lemongrass, based on the Gayo Lues RTRW there are 17,285 hectares, which is currently being developed by the community as a source of livelihood and income. It can also be used as a conservation plant on critical land, both for reforestation on erosion-affected lands and for reclamation on exmining land and peatlands. The government of Gayo Lues

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supports the development of citronella commodities, especially in the face of price fluctuations, it requires good commitment and synergy between the industry and farmers or farmer groups. Because it is undeniable that the industry needs producers of raw materials, for that it is necessary to build a partnership between farmers, industry and investors to invest in the downstream sector of agricultural commodities.

Availability of Raw Materials for Downstream Industry of Lemongrass in Gayo Lues District Planted Area (Ha) and Production in 2020 Sub District

Planted Area (Ha)

Production (Ha)

Kuta Panjang

2.112

351

Blangjerango

4.212

699

Blangkejeren

1.950

324

Putri Betung

113,8

Dabun Gelang

2.364

392

Blang Pegayon

1.154

192

446

Rikit Gaib

2.069

343

Pantan Cuaca

1.554

258

Teragun

980

163

Tripe Jaya

130

2020

17.285

2.869

2019

34.135

2.870

2018

19.328

2.718

Pining

DATA SOURCE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 2020

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Livestock Industry The perspective of developing the cattle industry is still very open, to meet the needs of beef both locally and nationally. So far, the national cattle development center is still centered on the islands of Java and Nusa Tenggara.

In order to support the government’s target to make Indonesia the Asian Livestock Barn by 2045, Aceh with very supportive potential for this sector is very feasible to develop the potential of the industry, the Livestock Area Development Master Plan has been prepared by the Aceh Government by dividing the area into three development areas namely the industrial center area, the fattening center area and the nursery center area. The strategy of the Aceh cattle development project includes the development of livestock using the Intiplasma scheme, building a cattle

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breeding management system (grazing or feedlot), building a fattening place/feedlot in each district with halal beef processing and meat distribution. The initial targets for development are in the districts of Aceh Besar, Pidie, Bener Meriah, Aceh Tengah, and Nagan Raya.

Beef cattle

Livestock Industry Development Project in Aceh Besar Scheme • Nucleus: 605 Ha • Plasma: 5.829 Ha Potential Location: • Kuta Malaka – Grazing center • Krueng AcehTraditional cattle fattening • Cot Sirebee, JanthoStud Depot • Blang UboUbo Large-scale Nursery for grazing centers

Estimated investment $33.147.500 USD, breeding 5.500 cattle, fattening 15.000 cattle ROI: 29,64 % , B/C: 1,23, jangka payback period 3 years 5 months Land area of 6.434 Ha and location in Krueng Aceh, Kuta Malaka, Blang Ubo-Ubo Land tenure: Government

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Livestock Industry Development Project in Pidie Suitable for development: nurseries, Land area: 500 Ha Location: Villages Biheu, Sub District Muara Tiga Land Status: Community Owned Scheme: System Plasma

Livestock Industry Development Project in Nagan Raya Suitable for breeding cage development as research center. Total Area 5.000 Ha Location: Blang Baroe Rambong Status: Koperasi Aneuk Nanggroe Scheme: System Nucleus & Plasma

Livestock Industry Development Project in Aceh Tengah Nucleus: 780 Ha Plasma: 1.500 Ha Land Area: 2.280 Ha Location: Jagong Jeget & Karang Ampar

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Beef cattle

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Fishing Port Sawang Ba’u

Sawang Ba’u is the center of production and distribution of fish catches in South Aceh with a total of 1,645 fishermen and 162 fishing vessels. There are 60 10

GT vessels and 24 non-motorized vessels. The fishing gear used are ring seines, drift gill nets and fixed gill nets with the main catches being skipjack and tuna.

Facilities: No

Facilities

VOLUME

UNIT

A. MAIN FACILITIES 1

Land

1.00

Anchored Pool

1.00

Pool Depth

4.00

Break Water

150.00

B. FUNCTIONAL FACILITIES 1

Fish Market

1.00

Unit

Ice block factory

1.00

Unit

Warehouse

1.00

Unit

1.00

Unit

C. SUPPORTING FACILITIES 1

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Volume and Type of Fish in 2020: NO TYPE OF FISH

VOLUME (TON)

Skipjack (Cakalang)

7.369.25

Mackerel (Tongkol)

6.083.07

Flying Fish (Layang)

4.165.75

Pompano (Kuwe)

2.108.82

Trout (Selar)

1.981.46

Investment potential: z z z z

Fuel Station Ice Block Factory Docking Facilities Distribution and Marketing Facilities

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Fishery Area of Idi

As a support for the minapolitan development, the East Aceh District Government is currently focusing to increase the production of aquaculture and fisheries for distribution to domestic and international markets.

Investment Potential: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Ice block factory (2.000 block/day) Canned Fish factory Center for Promotion and Research Docking facilities Center for distribution and marketing

Captured fisheries production at Idi Fishery Port is around 21,473.51 tons/year and production from aquaculture is 10,485 tons/year. The operational area of the Idi Fishing Port is 62.5 hectares, supported by the following facilities and infrastructure; ʬ Jetty 1.600 M2 ʬ Wave breaker 800 M3 ʬ Port pool 300 Ha ʬ West side discharge and load

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Idi East Aceh fish port

ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ

jetty 160 M2 East side fish market 600 M2 West-side fish market 800 M2 Packaging building 150 M2 Port management office 452 M2 Generator set 48 M2 Water tower 1 Unit Port office 1 unit West side warehouse 8 unit Forklift warehouse 1 unit Workshop 1 unit Culinary stalls 22 unit West-side prayer room 1 unit Guesthouse 9 unit Parking facility 1 unit Fuel station for fishing boats 2 unit

Idi East Aceh fish port

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Metro Mina ParkKuala Idi – East Aceh

The District of Aceh Timur (East Aceh) has marine and fisheries resources that make this district the largest producer of fishing in Aceh. Kuala Idi coastal fishing port is also known as a center of activity for fishermen in East Aceh. In 2020 the number of fishermen reached 20,140 people, while the number of fishing fleets (boats and boats) reached

Site Plan Metro Mina Park

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3,376 units and marine catches reached 28,799,55 tons/year with an average production value of Rp. 680,760,852,000,-/year. East Aceh also has a pond with an area of 18,780 Ha with a total of 5,820 pond farmers, annual production of 13,508.69 tons and a total production value of aquaculture aquaculture of 466,210,150,000,- per year.

Idi East Aceh fish port

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Tourism Tourism is a promising sector such as natural tourism, cultural tourism, artificial tourism, cultural heritage, and so on. The tourism sector is one of the contributors to Aceh’s GDP, the Aceh Government is optimistic that

Palau Rubiah, Sabang

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the tourism sector will become one of the pillars of Aceh’s economy in the future. The Aceh Culture and Tourism Office identified that there are 797 tourist objects and 774 sites and cultural heritage spread across 23 regencies/cities throughout Aceh.

In addition to tourism, Aceh also has a variety of unique cultural arts, such as dance, customs, literature, art. painting, as well as spiritual activities that are so attractive to the world community. All of that beauty is very easy to enjoy, because accessibility to tourist attractions in Aceh is very easy. All

tourist destinations can be accessed by land, sea and air. For the development of the tourism sector, the Aceh Government invites investors to participate both as builders and managers in several tourism industry supporting projects in the following districts/cities:

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Tourism Development of Pulau Banyak

Pulau Banyak is a subdistrict in the form of islands located in Aceh Singkil District, Aceh. Banyak Island is directly adjacent to the Indian Ocean, precisely at the western tip of Sumatra Island.

Apart from suitability for being developed into a mainstay tourist attraction, including the natural beauty of the underwater world and its green turtles, the Pulau Banyak Cluster also offers beautiful beaches and clear sea water as far as the eye can see that can spoil tourists visiting the island. With the presence of KMP Aceh Hebat 3 (Ro-Ro Ship) which can

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sail for approximately 3 hours 30 minutes, it has been able to overcome transportation problems to Pulau Banyak from Aceh Singkil. So that tourists will be more comfortable to visit Pulau Banyak. Pulau Banyak Natural Tourism Park is a Nature Tourism Park that was appointed based on the Decree (SK) of the Minister of Forestry No. 596/ Kpts-II/1996 on September 16, 1996

Pulau Panjang, Pulau Banyak

concerning the Designation of the Many Islands Cluster and Surrounding Sea Waters covering an area of ± 227,500. Subsequently, in 2000, the Minister of Forestry and Plantations issued Decree No. 170/Kpts-II/2000 concerning Designation of Forest and Water Areas in the Special Region of Aceh, covering an area of ± 3,549,813, thereby changing the

area of the Pulau Banyak Natural Tourism Park. In 2013 the Minister of Forestry Decree No. SK.941/Menhut II/2013 concerning Changes in the Designation of Forest Areas to NonForest Areas of ± 42,616 Hectares, Changes in the Functions of Forest Areas of ± 130,542 Hectares and Changes from Non-Forest Areas to Forest Areas of ± 26,461 hectares in Aceh. Based on the results of the 1996 boundary demarcation and the

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Lighthouse on Pulau Banyak

Decree of the Designation of the area, the Pulau Banyak Natural Tourism Park was determined to be a natural tourism park based on the Decree of the Minister of Forestry Number: SK. 5347/ Menhut-VII/KUH/2014 concerning Designation of Forest Areas for Nature Tourism Parks and Pulau Banyak Marine Nature Parks covering an area of 205,720,24 hectares in Aceh Singkil, Aceh.

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Pulau Tuanku, Pulau Banyak

Pulau Baguk, Pulau Banyak

Mangrove, Ujung Lolok, Pulau Banyak.

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Investment Opportunity in Pulau Banyak N o. Location

Area (Ha)

± 347 Flat topography Business Area Dominan vegetation are pandanus, hibiscus, eel and coconut Fauna: monitor lizard, parrot, king prawn, magpie stone, crocodile, deer Object/ Potential: Beach, white sand, waves surfing and beautiful beach views

Accomodation Facilities such as bungalow and restaurant

2. Bangkaru Island (Amandangan, Pelanggaran, Pintu Rimba, Luan Batu)

± 404 Flat topography Public Space Vegetation: Sea hibiscus, sea pandanus, nyamplung, Ficus, bayur etc. Fauna: Monitor lizard, Murai Batu, King Prawn, Turtle, Mouse Deer, crocodile Object/ Potential: fine white sand, beach and limited tours for turtle

Tourism Package of Turtle Observation

± 202 Flat topography Business Area Vegetation: hibiscus, sea pandanus, ketapang Fauna: monitor lizards, king prawns Object/ Potential White sand, big waves suitable for surfing There are 4 units of resort/ bungalow and 1 floating resort/ bungalow

Development of Accommodation: Bungalows, Restaurants, Water Resort

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Bangkaru Island (Lakita Point, Southern Point, Berasi gulf, Point berambang, Ladang Sidincak and Teluk Asin)

Tuangku Island (Ujung Lolok)

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Site Analysis

Recommendation

Development Potential

Pulau Baguk, Pulau Banyak

N o. Location

Area (Ha)

Site Analysis

4. Tuangku Island

± 1995 Flat topography Public Space Vegetation: hibiscus, sea pandanus, ketapang Fauna: monitor lizards, king prawns Object/ Potential White sand, big waves suitable for surfing

Development of Docking and Shelter

5. Palambak Besar Island

± 51

Development of Accommodation: Bungalows and Restaurants

6. Palambak Besar Island

± 213 Flat Topography Public Space Vegetation: coconut palm trees, sea pandanus Fauna: monitor lizards, king prawns Object/ Potential fine white sand, suitable for snorkeling and diving

Recommendation

Flat topography Business Area Vegetation: ketapang coconut trees, sea pandanus Fauna: monitor lizards, king prawns Object/ Potential fine white sand, suitable for snorkeling and diving There is a resort/ bungalow 4 units

Development Potential

Development of Docking, Shelter, Camping Ground, Toilet, Prayer Room, Security Post

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4 Star Hotel Development in South Aceh

TAPAKTUAN is one of the oldest cities in Indonesia. The city is nicknamed “Taluak” and “Dragon City”, and is also famous for its giant human footprints, namely Tuan Tapa.

Location: Jalan D. I Panjaitan, Green Park Complex (RTH), Tapaktuan District, South Aceh Regency, Aceh Province.

South Aceh is one of the tourist destinations in Aceh, which offers a variety of natural landscapes, ranging from hills decorated with natural scenery, a series of waterfalls to explore to leading marine destinations.

8.134 m² owned by the district government

This area is also famous for its wide variety of culinary, which attract tourists to enjoy the delicious food of South Aceh. Such as langkitang curry, papaya flower cuts, fern curry, mountain crumbling chili sauce, curry and others. Statistical figures show that there was an increase in tourist visits to South Aceh in 2019 as many as 22,492 and in 2021 as many as 249,658 people, this makes the need for star hotels is high. Currently, the only hotels available in South Aceh are non-star hotels.

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Area:

Investment Value:

Rp. 119.388.230.000 Business Scheme:

Cooperation between investors and BUMD Project Status:

Detailed Engeneering Design is available

Ceuraceu Bengkuang Waterfall South Aceh

Tapaktuan beach

FOTO: NET

FOTO: PANORAMIO

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Aceh Industrial Estate Development

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Aceh focuses on the development of a number of industrial estates in Aceh which are certainly opportunities for investors to invest in the Free Port and Free Trade Area (KPBPB), the Arun Lhokseumawe Special Economic Zone (KEK), the Ladong Aceh Industrial Estate (KIA) and the Ocean Fisheries Port Kutaraja (PPS). Foto Illustration

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Free Port and Free Trade Zone (KPBPB) Sabang as the western gateway to Indonesia and the Malaysian Peninsula is the entry point for investment, goods and services from within and outside the country, with a location on the international sea route connecting trade between the east through the Melaka Strait and west through the Indian Ocean bordering the Bay of Bengal, so that it can become the center of international traffic on maritime vessels.

This region is also positioned as a frontier region in global competition. Sabang offers natural beauty and oceans that are ready to spoil the eyes of every visitor, especially marine tourism. Access to the Sabang area is supported by sea and air transportation facilities. For sea routes, there is Balohan Port which serves the Sabang route to Banda Aceh, and vice versa. Yacht and cruises through Phuket

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and Langkawi are also an alternative for foreign tourists. Sabang has Maimun Saleh International Airport. Travelers can take connecting flights via Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia or Medan and Jakarta. Infrastructure in the Sabang area is quite adequate, especially roads, electricity, water and telecommunications. The Deep-Sea Port in Sabang has a natural port with a depth

CT3 Port, Sabang

of >20 meters and has great potential to be developed as a center for international port services, both export-import ports and national transhipment ports. As an impetus for investment activities in the Sabang area, incentive facilities are available for business actors, including free trade systems for the imposition of import duties,

value added tax, sales tax on luxury goods and excise. Availability of clean and clear land is an absolute necessity for investment activities. The land area of 708 hectares and has been certified as many as 1,000 parcels is available for investors to develop, especially in various sectors, especially tourism.

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CT1 Port, Sabang

Sabang Area UU no. 37/2000 concerning Free Ports and Free Trade Zone (FTZ) became a law, strengthened by Law on the Government of Aceh No. 11 of 2006 concerning the Government of Aceh. The Sabang Free Port Free Trade Zone or called the Sabang Area is an area within the jurisdiction of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia which is separated from the customs area so that it is free from commercial administration duties, imposition of import duties, value added tax, and sales tax on luxury goods and excise. Term of Sabang Area: 70 years Area function for business development: Trade and services Industry Mining and energy Maritime transportation and fisheries Post and telecommunications Banking Insurance Tourism and other fields.

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Included activities: ʬ Manufacturing, ʬ design, ʬ engineering, ʬ sorting, ʬ initial and final inspection, ʬ packing and repackaging of goods and raw materials from within and outside the country, repair and reconditioning of machinery and quality improvement services. ʬ Provision and development of water infrastructure and water sources, transportation infrastructure and facilities including seaports and airports, buildings and electricity networks and other infrastructure.

Balohan Sabang Ferry Port

Maimun Saleh Airport Sabang

Sabang Management and Development Agency (BPKS)

Investment Opportunity

BPKS is located in the City of Sabang. It is an institution authorized to manage and develop the Sabang Area in accordance with the functions of the Sabang Area. BPKS makes provisions and issues related permits for business actors who carry out their business activities in the Sabang Area. In addition, BPKS is also authorized to provide guidance and policy integration with provincial and district/city governments.

BPKS as the manager of the Sabang Area is expected to be a partner of the local government in the management and implementation of the development of both investment support facilities and infrastructure as well as licensing services so that it will attract investors to invest in the Sabang Area. BPKS has determined 4 priority sectors to be developed, namely: Tourism Sector, Industry and Trade Sector, Port Sector, and Fisheries Sector. aio

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Tourism Development at Pulo Aceh Pulo Aceh is a sub-district in Aceh Besar District. It consists of a group of two large islands, namely Breueh Island and Nasi Island as well as small islands located in the outermost region of Indonesia. Pulo Aceh offers views of the sea that are ready to spoil the eyes with a stretch of white sand.

First,

30 minutes from Banda Aceh (Ulee Lheue) Pulau Nasi (Lamteng Port dan Deudap Port) by wooden boat.

Second,

60 minutes from Banda Aceh (Ulee Lheue) - Nasi Island (Lamteng Port) by Ro-Ro ferry.

The government plans to develop tourism in Pulo Aceh, specifically in Nipah, Alue Reyeung, and Ujung Phey. Nipah Beach is located on Nasi Island with a total area of 24 hectares, consisting of 802.5 meters of coastline with white sand beaches equipped with wooden piers. For residents who want to visit Nipah Beach, there are a number of accommodations to get there with different travel times.

Third,

15 minutes from Sabang – Nasi Island by fast boat.

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Meanwhile, Alue Riyeung beach is also located on Nasi Island with a total area of 76 hectares and a stretch of white sand that curves perfectly on a 1.68-kilometer coastline. The topography of this area is mostly flat, consisting of plain beaches, rice fields and peat which can be used as mangrove forests for bird conservation areas.

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LHE

Lampulo

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Ulee Lheue

Banda Aceh

2 Mi

Bunta Island

3 Km

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L - U

Scala 1: 68886 0 1 2

L H E U E

Gugob

G U G O

U L E E

Rinon Alue Raya Lapeng

Melingge

B A L O H A N

William's Torren 1875 Lighthouse

Aceh Besar

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Development of Gapang and Iboih

Market Opportunity The marine tourism area of Iboih and Gapang is a tourist area that is one of the tourist destinations, this area offers stunning beach and underwater beauty. Currently, several cottages are available in this area, but there are still many opportunities to invest in this area such as hotels, restaurants, villas, cafes and spas. This area can be accessed by road from Balohan Harbor (29.1 Km) and takes 47 minutes, and from CT-3 Port (20.2 Km) with a travel time of 33 minutes. Currently, public transportation is available to access Iboih and Gapang.

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The development of the marine tourism area is the main destination for tourists visiting Sabang, offering a relaxed atmosphere with views of the forest into the charming Iboih coastline, golden sand filled with giant stones. Shallow sea water that is so clear, shows the turquoisegreen seabed hue that exudes beauty. The various beauties of beaches and marine tourism offered can be an investment opportunity for investors. Because Gapang and Iboih remain the choice for tourists when visiting Sabang. To attract tourists, you need a touch in preparing supporting infrastructure facilities to provide comfort for tourists.

Gapang beach

Offered Investment Development of Iboih and Gapang Marine Tourism Areas Location : Iboih dan Gapang Area : 800 Ha Land Status : Owned by BPKS

Investment Estimates

Total Cost of Construction:

Rp. 1,95 Trilion, IRR : 34 %

NPV : 925,850,000 PI

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Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Arun Lhokseumawe The Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ is located in North Aceh District and Lhokseumawe City, and was formed based on Government Regulation Number 5 of 2017. This SEZ relies on the geographical location of Aceh which is crossed by the Sea Lane of Communication (SloC), namely the Malacca Strait and has a comparative advantage for become part of a global production network or global value chain.

such as energy, petrochemical, agroindustry to support food security, logistics and kraft paper producing industries.

The SEZ was formed from a consortium of several existing companies, such as PT Pertamina, PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda (PT PIM), PT Pelindo 1, and also the Aceh Regional Development Company (PDPA). The PDPA consists of 3 (three) areas: the Arun refinery complex, Dewantara District and Jamuan village, which is the exact location of PT KKA factory.

Logistics infrastructureis also being developed to support input and output from the oil and gas; meanwhile, petrochemical and agroindustrial industries will be developed through improving international standard port and dock infrastructure.

The SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe was inaugurated by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr Joko Widodo on December 14, 2018. The SEZ focuses on several sectors,

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From the energy sector (oil and gas), LNG regasification, LNG Hub / Trading, LPG Hub / Trading, Mini LNG Plant PLTG will be developed by developing environmentally friendly power plants or providing clean energy solutions.

Besides, the SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe is one of the rich and productive aquatic ecosystems that supports the development of the fisheries industry. With its potential, the SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe will also become a base for the agricultural sector

PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda, Arun, Lhokseumawe

with the support of the superior commodities such as palm oil, coffee, cocoa, rubber, coconut, essential oils and others. The SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe will develop along with the regional development of several countries in the South Asia region through revitalizing the marine economy of the Maritime Silk Road. Hence,

the SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe is located in the ASEAN and South Asian trade markets. With this potential and opportunities, the SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe is projected with an attractive investment of US $ 3.8 million and is launched to recruit as many as 40,000 workers by 2027.

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M a l a c c a

PT PUPUK ISKANDAR MUDA

S t r a i t

KRUENG GEUKEUH PORT

ARUN PORT

NORTH ACEH PT KERTAS KRAFT ACEH

EKS ARUN AREA LHOKSEUMAWE CITY

PT ASEAN ACEH FERTILIZER

GAS ENGINE POWER PLANT

Arun Lhokseumawe SEZ boundary ʬ Ex Arun Refinery Area in Lhokseumawe City (LMAN and Pertamina land) ʬ Dewantara area, North Aceh (land of PT. PIM, former AAF and PT. Pelindo-1) ʬ Jamuan area, North Aceh (PT. KKA land) Total Area:

2.622,48 Ha Land Status:

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Comparison of Land Area Land owner LMAN

Land Area (Ha)

Vacant Land (Ha)

1.689,8

540

PT Pertamin

151,3

PT Pelindo-1

38,18

7,82

305,15

126,5

Eks PT AAF

236,4

PT KKA

199,6

2.622,48

896,32

PT PIM

Total

Why Invest in SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe: Î

A decent and pleasant work environment with world-class infrastructure;

Meet the needs of today’s business, family lifestyle & active lifestyle;

Strategic location and airport connectivity, a gateway to Northwest Indonesia

Excellent location with a natural environment for the lifestyle and residential community

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Potential Development Oil, Gas, Energy } Hub / Trade LNG } Hub / Trade LPG } Gasification and processing } Refinery and Processing facilities } Power plants } Storage facilities } Clean Energy Solution

Petrochemical } Petrochemical Industry Cluster } Environmental-Friendly Industry } Integrated Petrochemical Project

Food Processing and Agro } Logistic infrastructure } Cargo and containers } Modern Port

Recreation/Housing } Commercial Facilities } Hotel, Conference and recreation facilities } Housing Development } Education } Health and Sport facilities

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Facilities in SEZ 1. Fiscal Facilities Income Tax Category

Facilities and Convinience

Remarks

Tax Holiday

10 years Tax Holiday for minimum investment of Rp. 100 billion

For companies/ business entities

10 years Tax Holiday for minimum investment of Rp 100 billion 15 years Tax Holiday for minimum investment of Rp. 500 billion

Implemented for other activities

20 years Tax Holiday for minimum investment of Rp 1 trillion Tax Reduction of income tax netto 30% for 6 years; Allowance Accelerated depreciation and amortization; The imposition of income tax on dividends to foreign taxpayers is 10%; and

Implemented for other activities

Longer loss compensation but not more than 10 years. SOURCE: GOVERNMENT REGULATION NO. 40/2021

VAT and Luxury Goods Tax Category

Facilities and Convinience

Outside SEZ

Income from Other Places Within Customs Area

Goods Import

Remarks

No VAT and Luxury Goods Tax for: Inclusion of Taxable Goods Delivery of Taxable Services: Construction, repair and maintenance services (during the construction process)

For all business entities

Capital Goods: Exemption on Pembebasan import duty No Import VAT No Luxury Goods Tax No Income Tax (Article 22)

For all business entities

Goods and Materials: Suspension of import duties No Import VAT No Luxury Goods Tax No Income Tax (Article 22) SOURCE: GOVERNMENT REGULATION NUMBER 40 OF 2021 CONCERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF KEK

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Petra Gas Arun, Lhokseumawe

2. Non-Fiscal Facilities Category

Facilities and Convinience

Immigration Special treatment for foreign workers • VoA (visa on arrival) can be extended for 5 times • Limited stay permits for foreigners and their families as well as elderly tourists • Residence permit for residential or property owners

Applied for all activities

Land • Right to use up to 80 years Procurement • Acceleration of procedures

Applied for all activities

Permits by Developer

Applied for all activities

• Building Permit • Environement Permit

Spatial Plan • The Detail Spatial Plan (RDTR) in the area refers to the SEZ development master plan • The obligation of the local government to prepare a detailed spatial plan (RDTR) around the SEZ SOURCE: GOVERNMENT REGULATION NO. 40/2021

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Flowchart on Business Permit in SEZ Arun Lhokseumawe Investment Plan y Potential Investors and BUPP agree on an Investment Plan in SEZ (Can be contained in the MoU, Head of Agreement, Agreement or LUDA). y Prospective Investors make a Deed of Establishment through a Notary for the establishment of a Special Economic Zone Company. y Prospective Investors Make a Company Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP)/ if the Business Actor does not yet have an NPWP, OSS processes the issuance of the NPWP.

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Process of Getting NIB y Profile, Authorized Capital, NPWP, Indonesian Standard Classification Code for Business (KBLI), Company Establishment Deed, which is integrated with the system of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights y Business location integrated with the Ministry of Agrarian system. y Approval letter for the suitability of space utilization activities y Fiscal facilities (if needed) y Plan for Employment of Foreign Workers (RPTKA)

Low NIB issued: Eligible Conditions Certificate/SPPL

Medium Low y Statement of ability to meet business standards y UKL-UPL or SPPL documents

Middle High y Statement of ability to meet business standards y UKL-UPL or SPPL documents

High NIB and Business License will be issued

P P

Medium Low

N o .

NIB and Certificate issued:

5 / 2 0 2 1

Complete Business/Product Standards (as applicable)

Middle High y Unverified NIB and certificates y Meets the business standards of funds/or products

High Meet business and/or product standards (as applicable)

Middle High The certificate has been verified: Complete

LICENSE

High

Meets permit requirements (regulated by central government)

Permissions have been verified and issued:

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Aceh industrial Estate (KIA) Ladong KIA Ladong is an industrial area which was inaugurated on December 20, 2018, supported by a strategic location to the City Center (22.8 km), to Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport (33 km), to Malahayati Port (11.6 km) and the Blang Bintang Toll Gate (11 km). With an area of 66 hectares that has been freed from the 250ha development plan, it is hoped that KIA Ladong will become an industrial centre and downstream centre for Aceh’s leading commodities based on the halal industry such as food, beverages and other products. Currently, KIA Ladong has the following permits: ʬ Area Regulations, Industrial Area Business Permits (IUKI), ʬ Environmental Permits and Location Permits. Supporting Infrastructure: ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ ʬ

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Water Supply Electricity Waste Water Treatment Security

KAI Ladong Land, Aceh Besar

Total Area:

71,38 Ha Land Status:

Management Rights Development Plan:

250 Ha

The basic rate of the land rental price for KIA Ladong = Rp. 5000 / m2 / year

Investment Opportunity NON CORE DIRECT

NON CORE INDIRECT

Industrial Plot Rental

Clean Water Facilities

Helping Licensing

Building Rental

Area Maintenance

Business cooperation with tenants

SUIK Unit

Public facilities

Service-based business sector to tenants

Office Unit

Security

Multi-function unit

Electric Energy Facilities

CORE

Industrial Waste Management

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Location Plan of Aceh Industrial Estate (KIA) Ladong Logistic & Mebel Food Industry Manufacture Chemical Public facilities (± 1.1 Ha) Oﬃce (+ 1.8 Ha) Leather Factory ( 1.4 Ha) Waste treatment ( 7.4 Ha) Rusunawa ( 3 Ha) RTH Area Boundary Land Not Freed yet

Superior Commodity in Aceh Exsport tuna up to 1.726 Ton/Year Grain production up to 2.3 Million Ton/Year Coﬀee production up to 60.000 Ton/Year

Strategic Location

Zone Food Industry

 Malahayati Port; 10 Km and Ulee Lheue Port; 30 Km

Manufacture

 Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport 28 Km

Logistic

 Toll/Highway 13 Km

Chemical

Ladong, Aceh Besar 66Ha up to 250Ha

Business Potentials that can be Developed at KIA

Cold Storage Warehouse Rice Milling

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KAI Ladong Land, Aceh Besar

Basic Tariff for KIA Ladong Land Rental Price = Rp. 5000/m2/year Terms of Land Rent for KIA Ladong Terms

Rental price 5 Years First

5 Years Second

5 Years Third

5 Years Fourth

5 Years Fifth

During Promotion During Promotion Period Period

Free

Basic rate

During Promotion After Promotion Period Period

Free

Basic rate

Base Rate + Inflation Factor

During Promotion After Promotion Period Period

Base Rate + Inflation Factor

Contractual

Payment

NOTE: PROMOTION PERIOD: UNTIL DECEMBER 2020

Stages of investing in KIA Ladong: Proposal

TENANT

Company profile Company document

Deed of Establishment, NPWP, Permits, KTP Leaders and others

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Samudera Kutaraja Fishing Port Geographically, Banda Aceh City has a strategic position because it is directly adjacent to the Malacca Strait and the Indian Ocean which has a role as a gateway for international trade traffic, especially the Southeast Asia Region. In addition, government policies such as bureaucratic efficiency, has creates a conducive business climate, opportunities, and attract investors in exploiting marine and fishery potential. Various potential investment opportunities to be developed include captured fisheries, aquaculture to the fish processing industry. The potential of marine and fisheries resources makes this sector the backbone of the economy of the people of Banda Aceh City, which can support the industrial and trade sectors and become a great opportunity for MSMEs in Banda Aceh to develop their businesses through this sector. Samudera Kutaraja Fishing Port, as the center of Aceh’s marine and fisheries is a place for investors and potential investors who want to expand their business. This is also

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Samudera Kutaraja Fishing Port

in line with the establishment of an international standard Kutaraja Ocean Fishing Port area by the Aceh Government as well as Outer Ring Fishing Port Development located in Lampulo Village, Kuta Alam District, Banda Aceh City. The geographical position is 5.576336 north latitude and 95, 323058 east latitudes.

Samudera Kutaraja Fishing Port

Total Area 51 Ha (utilized at 20 Ha) Land Management rights (HPL) with the rental fee in accordance to Qanun Aceh No. 2/2019 Solid Land/Dense Rp 10.000, - /M2/year Raw Land Rp 5.000, -/M2/year

Investmnet Opportunities:  I Processing Industry and Marketing  Cold Storage  Miniplant Tuna Loin  Ice block factory  Fish Processing Facilities  Cold Storage and Canned Fish Industry

Facilities: Dock Warehouse Fish Market Water Tank + Installation Fish Auction Integrated Cold Storage (ICS) 200 Ton  Fuel Station  Packing Building Stage 1  Packing Building Stage 1      

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Project Investment The investment projects offered below are several investment projects spread across districts/cities in Aceh, these projects are the flagship investments of each region and are ready to offer.

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Cooking Oil Industry in Nagan Raya

Geographically, Nagan Raya is located between 03° 40’ - 04° 38’ North Latitude and between 96° 11’ - 96° 48’ East Longitude. The area of Nagan Raya Regency is 3,544.91 KM² with the following boundaries: • North is bordered by Aceh Barat and Aceh Tengah • South is bordered by the Indonesian Ocean • East bordering Gayo Lues Regency and Southwest Aceh Regency • West is bordered by West Aceh Regency. Nagan Raya also has a unique geographical structure and can be called complete. Nagan Raya has areas that are low-lying coastal areas, plantation and agricultural areas, rivers, mountain slopes, and areas with highlands.

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Nagan Raya is right on the connecting route between several regencies such as South Aceh, Southwest Aceh, Subulussalam City with Banda Aceh, Aceh Besar, Aceh Jaya, and West Aceh and is one of the regencies that must be passed if going to Medan, North Sumatra via the route west coast of Aceh. This gives more value to Nagan Raya in the investment context because Nagan Raya is close to two major ports, namely Belawan Port in North Sumatra and Malahayati Port in Aceh Besar District. This means that distribution costs can be reduced. In addition, because it is directly adjacent to 4 (four) major regencies, namely West Aceh, Central Aceh, Gayo Lues and Southwest Aceh, business entities that carry out production activities in Nagan Raya can directly market their products to these 4 (four) regencies.

CPO Nagan Raya

Economic Overview PIn 2020 the gross domestic product (GDP) of Nagan Raya Regency is Rp. 7,674,150,000 with an economic growth rate of 3.54%, GRDP per capita at the current price of Rp. 45.120,000, and inflation in 2020 is approximately 1.44%. Land Availability The location for this Cooking Oil Factory is planned in Padang Turi Village, Kuala Pesisir District. This location is an integrated industrial area (KIT). This integrated industrial area provides added value for companies that invest, such as this KIT, which is traversed by a primary collector road with the status of a provincial road, this KIT is also

only 5 KM from Cut Nyak Dhien Airport, KIT is also approximately 17 KM from the planned location of the Multipurpose Port. The road from Nagan Raya Regency to KIT is also well available. Market Opportunities The cooking oil industry has various market segments depending on the quality of the oil and enriching ingredients such as vitamins. There are 5 market segments that can be identified from the marketing strategy of players in this cooking oil industry, namely the traditional market segment (class C), Class B, Class B+, Class A and A+.

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OFFERED INVESTMENT Cooking Oil

(21,3 Ton/hour) Margarine

(5,7 Ton/hour) Investment Activities The government of Nagan Raya has offered to investors to open a cooking oil factory in the district, at the location that has been mentioned. The details are as follows: 1. Complete construction of factory buildings, employee housing and other supporting buildings. 2. Procurement of machinery and equipment for cooking oil factories 3. Procurement of inventory equipment and other necessities Incentives The Nagan Raya Regency Government provides incentives for investors who are willing to carry out investment activities in Nagan Raya Regency, namely in the locations previously mentioned in the form of: 1. Provide/facilitate land for factory establishment 2. Assistance in the licensing process

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Investment Scheme The investment scheme offered is non-financial equity participation in the form of land to build a factory which is calculated as the Nagan Raya Government’s equity participation in the total shares needed to run this cooking oil factory project with a profit sharing in accordance with the number of shares. Local Partner To ensure the supply of raw materials, the Government of Nagan Raya will help facilitate partnerships between this cooking oil factory and several local partners who can provide the raw materials needed. • • • • • • • • • • •

PT. Ujong Neubok PT. Fajar Baizhuri and Brothers PT. Kalista Alam PT. Sawit Nagan Raya Makmur PT. Ensem Lestari PT. Berata Subur Persada PT. Raja Marga PT. Surya Panen Subur PT. Karisma Iskandar Muda PT. Socfindo Seumayam PT. Socfindo Seunagan

In addition to these companies, if needed, the Nagan Raya Regency Government through the Nagan Raya DPMPTSP can also help partner potential investors who enter for this project with MSMEs that have been fostered to support the activities of

non-core business companies such as catering for food, convection for uniforms, and companies that provide building cleaning services / cleaning services, etc. Licensing Flow Licensing steps that must be passed by investors based on the sector offered in Nagan Raya Regency: 1. Head of the district’s Recommendation 2. Location Permir 3. Emvironment Permit The other permits required will be accompanied by the process by the licensing staff of the Nagan Raya Regency DPMPTSP.

Investment Estimates Investment

IDR 115 billion Working Capital

IDR 222 billion Income Estimate

IDR 245 billion Net Present Value

201587772.1 Internal Rate Return

50.15%

Benefit Cost Ratio

2.761295268 Payback Period

3 Years

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Development of Cavendish Banana Production Area in Bener Meriah

Bener Meriah has a strategic position in the middle of Aceh Province with the capital city Redelong. Its geographical position is located at 4o33’50”- 4o54’50” North Latitude and 96o40’75”97o17’53”East Longitude. The boundaries of the Bener Meriah area include: East side: Borders with East Aceh Regency and North Aceh Regency; North side: Borders Bireuen Regency, North Aceh Regency and East Aceh Regency, South Side: Borders Central Aceh Regency and East Aceh Regency; and the West: Bordered by Bireuen Regency and Central Aceh Regency. With an average altitude of 1002500 meters above sea level. Bener Meriah Regency Government with efforts to increase plantation yields, especially the development of Cavendis banana commodity originating from Brazil, from the results of trials in Bali, Lampung and Bener Meriah, the results in Bener

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Meriah are better, Bener Meriah Regency Government’s commitment to support the development of Cavendis banana is expected improve productivity, competitiveness, and continuity of Cavendish banana products and invite potential investors who are interested in investing in Bener Meriah. Current Activities: ʬ The Cavendish Banana demonstration plot covering an area of 3 hectares with a population of 2,200 stems / ha with a total number of 6,600 seeds, with funding from PT. Great Giant Pineapple (GGP). ʬ Production of Cavendish Bananas until June 2021 is 2,935 Boxes or 39,036 Kg with a total of 1,498 bunches. The available land for Cavendish Cultivation development ranges from 2,000 to 3,000 Ha which is located in Pintu Rime Gayo District.

Kebun pisang cavendish di Bener Meriah

Area: Community land: 1.600 Ha Location: Pintu Rime Sub District Gayo Base: Kampung Negeri Antara, Alur Gading, Alur Cicin, Blang Rakal, Bener Meriah District Land Ownership: Bener Meriah District Government Land Use: Based on Spatial Plan, Community land. aio

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BIREUEN DISTRICT

20 Miles

NORTH ACEH DISTRICT

Pintu Rime Gayo

Syiah Utama

Permata

Gajah Putih

Bener Kelipah

Timang Gajah Wih Pesam

Bukit

Mesidah BENER MERIAH DISTRICT

Bandar

EAST ACEH DISTRICT

ACEH TENGAH DISTRICT

Accessiblities: to Main Road to District Capital

50 Km in 1 hour

to Rembele Airport

50 Km in 1 hour

to Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport to Krueng Geukueh Ports

Market Opportunities Market Opportunities for Cavendish Bananas, apart from exports to China, Japan and the United Arab Emirates, Cavendish bananas are still needed in the national market. Currently Cavendish bananas are marketed by PT Giant Pine Apple (GGP) which is one of the wellknown large companies in the international marketing of fruits.

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1 Km in 10 minutes

300 Km in 6 hours 110 Km in 2 hours

The special advantage of Cavendish banana cultivation in Bener Meriah Regency in terms of production will be better in terms of quality and quantity of bananas compared to other regions in Indonesia, this can be seen from the results of this banana cultivation trial in 2019, the resulting production can reach an average an average of 35 Kg per bunch of bananas produced,

in contrast to other areas which only ranged from 20 to 30 Kg per bunch. In terms of market opportunities, Cavendish bananas from Bener Meriah are more in demand in the United Arab Emirates and other Middle Eastern regions.

Investment Activities: • Land Preparation 1. Land Lease and processing 2. Planting (seeds and planting costs) • Care and fertilization 1. Fertilization 2. Weeding 3. Pruning

Offered Investment:

• Post Harvest 1. Tansportation 2. Packing Proccess

Production: Ton/year

• Procurement of other supporting tools IDR 200 million

Investment Estimates: a. First Year Production Cost per Ha: 1.

Land lease

Rp. 4.000.000

2. Land Processing

Rp. 4.000.000

3. Seedlings F0 Rp. 2.400 x 20.000

Rp. 48.000.000

4. Tools, (Hoe, sickle)

Rp. 130.000

5. Fertilizer

Rp. 2.000.000

6. Pestisides

Rp. 2.000.000

7. Labor Cost Weeding 4 persons x 4 days x 4 times

Rp. 12.800.000

8. Labor Costs Pruning, Fertilizing, Maintenance 4 persons x 2 days x 6 times

Rp. 9.600.000

9. Post Harvest Cost 2.400 x Rp. 10.000

Rp. 24.000.000

Total Production Cost Total Investment for 40 Ha =

Rp. 106.530.000 Rp. 4.261.200.000

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Profits: The average weight of banana bunches is the lowest assumption of the weight of Cavendish banana bunches which is in the range of 20 kg – 35 kg. The selling price per kg reaches 20,000 to 23,000 per kg. Average amount of production per ha 2400 x 3.000 x 25 = Rp. 180.000.000 Total price of production 40 Ha

Rp. 7.200.000.000

First Year Profit is: 7.200.000.000 - 4.261.200.000 – 200.000.000 =

Rp. 2.738.800.000

b. Second Year In the second year, using banana saplings that grow after harvest as many as 2 saplings (trees). Production Cost per Ha: 1.

Land lease

Rp. 4.000.000

2. Land Processing

Rp. 1.000.000

3. Seedling

Rp. 0

4. Tools, (Hoe, sickle)

Rp. 130.000

5. Fertilizer

Rp. 2.000.000

6. Pestisides

Rp. 2.000.000

7. Labor Cost Weeding 4 persons x 4 days x 4 times

Rp. 12.800.000

8. Labor Costs Pruning, Fertilizing, Maintenance 4 persons x 2 days x 6 times

Rp. 9.600.000

9. Post Harvest Cost 2.400 x 2 x Rp. 10.000

Rp. 48.000.000

Total Production Cost Total Investment for 40 Ha =

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Rp. 84.530.000 Rp, 3.381.200.000

Rp. 288.000.000

Total price of production 40 Ha

Rp. 11.520.000.000

Second year profit is : 11.520.000.000 - 3.381.200.000 =

Rp. Rp. 8.138.800.000

Total Investment on First year and Second Year is: 4.261.200.000+ 3.381.200.000 =

Rp. 7.642.500.000

Profit on First year and Second Year is: 2.738.800.000+8.138.800.000 =

Rp. 13.816.400.000

Incentives:

Other Support:

• 32,000 farmers who are members of 1,610 Farmer’s Group.

Simplify the licensing process (the licensing process is generally handled by the regions). 2. Reduction of land rents owned by the Regency Government by 25-50% Investment Scheme : Investment scheme with percentage of shares (agreed share percentage). Local Partners Farmer Groups / Cooperatives in Pintu Rime Gayo District (Diana Makmur Cooperative)

• Aveliable - 143 Farming Instructors - 3 Pest and Disease Observer - 2 Seed Supervisor. • 10 Unit Agricultural Extension Center. • 1 Unit Seed Hall (Fruit Plant) at Pintu Rime Gayo sub-district. • 1 Unit Cold Storage (7 Cooling Box) at Wih Pesam sub-district. • Agricultural Machines: - Big Tractor 15 Unit - Medium Tractor 3 Unit - Hand Tractor 48 Unit, - Other small tools

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Pasta Sauces Processing Industry Development in Aceh Tengah Aceh Tengah Regency is a highland area with an altitude between 500-2,600 meters above sea level, located at a position of 40 22’14.22”-40 42’ 40.8” North Latitude and between 950 15’ 23.6” - 970 22’ 10.76 East Longitude. The capital city of the district is Takengon which located in a mountainous area, has a tropical climate with cool air with temperatures of 20-10 C and the hottest air reaching 26.6 C which is very potential for agricultural areas. The structure of the business field for most of the community has not shifted from the agricultural, forestry and fisheries business fields which play a major role as the economic driver of Aceh Tengah Regency. Aceh Tengah district is the largest horticultural development center in Aceh, the presence of the downstream agricultural

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product industry is highly expected as an effort to increase people’s income, maintain price stability and the multiplier effect on the economy of Aceh Tengah. The Government of Aceh Tengah invites investors to invest in the downstream sector of agricultural commodities, which offers investment opportunities in the Development of Pasta Sauce Processing Industry, taking into account the adequacy of raw materials such as tomatoes, chilies, and onions as raw materials.

Illustration

Availability of Raw Material for Pasta Sauce in Aceh Tengah: Years

% Growth 2019

% Growth 2020

120

1,43

-18,33

1.128

1.518

-9,54

25,69

1.049

940

1.457

-10,39

35,48

Onion

251

268

211

6,77

-27,01

Garlic

104

642,86

-1385,71

Area (Ha)

018

Tomato

140

142

Red Chili

1.247

Cayenne

2019 2020

SOURCE: ACEH PLANTATION AND AGRICULTURE OFFICE

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Harvest Area (Ku) Pasta Sauce Raw Material in Aceh Tengah Years

Production (Quintal)

2018

2019

Tomato

90.695

63.501

2020

% Growth 2019

% Growth 2020

157.201

-29,98

147,56

Red Chili

380.524

343.085

442.898

-9,84

29,09

Cayenne

323.862

302.301

396.679

-6,66

31,22

Onion

18.299

21.405

28.376

16,97

32,57

Garlic

254

2.570

6.561

911,81

155,29

SOURCE: ACEH PLANTATION AND AGRICULTURE OFFICE

BIREUEN DISTRICT

PIDIE DISTRICT

Ketol

BENER MERIAH DISTRICT

Rusip Antara

Kute Panang

Celala NAGAN RAYA DISTRICT

Kebayakan Bebesan Bies Lut Tawar

Silih Nara

WEST ACEH DISTRICT

BLANG BEBANGKA Pegasing

Bintang ACEH TENGAH DISTRICT

Atu Lintang Jagung Jeget Linge

GAYO LUES DISTRICT

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Types of Varieties Developed and Amount of Vacant Land for Development in Aceh Tengah District Developed Commodities Varieties

Vacant Land dor Development

Tomato

Kendedes

119 Ha

Red Chili

OR TWIS 42 Cabe Keriting

1.560 Ha

Cayenne

Panca Bibit Lokal

1.568 Ha

Bawang Gayo Batu Ijo Tajuk

211 Ha

Onion Garlic

Lumbu Ijo

7 Ha

Investment Location Area : Location : Land Status : Land Management : Land Use :

1 Ha Blang Bebangka Village, Pegasing District, Aceh Tengah Regency, Aceh, (N 040 35’ 30. 51” E 0960 48’ 27.39”) Elevation 1,258 meters Owned by the district government Industry and Trade Office of Aceh Tengah Industrial Estate Based on RTRW Number 2, the validity period is up to 2036

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Illustration

Accessibility to Main Road

6,4 Km in 13 minutes

to District Capital

7,6 Km in 14 minutes

to Rembele Airport

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24,1 Km in 41 minutes

to Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport

313 Km in 6 hours 17 minutes

to Krueng Geukueh Port

111 Km in 2 hours 38 minutes

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To Raw Material Center: Jagong Jeget subdistrict

30 Km in 1 hour 30 minutes

Ketol subdistrict

30 Km in 1 hour 30 minutes

Lut Tawar subdistrict Atu Lintang subdistrict

10 Km in 30 minutes 20 Km in 1 hours

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Market Opportunity The market share of tomato sauce is estimated to reach $23 billion by 2025 with a Compound Annual Growth Rat (CAGR) of 4.2% growth during the forecast period 2020-2025, this is due to changes in diet and lifestyle, tomato sauce with different flavors Varied, economical prices and also practical food complements are factors that increase the growth in the use of tomato sauce. “Tomato Ketchup Market Forecast (2020-2025)” research, by Industry ARC. The Indonesian packaged chili sauce market is believed to have great potential with a turnover of Rp 1.5 trillion, this is indicated by the positive growth trend of the packaged chili sauce market, which is marked by the aggressiveness of several brands to innovate and release new products needed by the community. Big players in the packaged chili sauce industry are starting to move into new markets such as traditional chili sauce which is getting more and more in demand by people in the country. “The Joint Food and Beverage Companies (GAPMMI)”. Aceh Tengah is one of the areas that produce the main raw materials for sauces such as tomatoes, chilies, onions. Want to offer the

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construction of a pasta sauce factory with guaranteed fresh raw materials that will guarantee product quality. The construction of this pasta sauce factory is expected to be able to process sauce raw materials (tomatoes, chilies, onions) into pasta and will cooperate with big sauce producers in Indonesia such as (Indofood, Unilever, Heinz, etc.). Offered Investment: Development of Pasta Sauce Factory: Capacity: 40 Ton/year Investment Activities: • Factory Construction IDR 1 billion • Machinary Procurement IDR 700 million • Transportation IDR 2 billion • Other equipment IDR 200 million Investment Estimates • Investment IDR 1,5 billion • Equipment IDR 700 million • Investment Capital IDR 800 million • Net Present Value IDR 248.319.450 • Internal Rate Return 20% • Discount Factor (DF) 14% for 5 years • Benefit Cost Ratio Ratio 1,78 IRR = 0,20 ATAU 20% (lebih besar dari 14%) Kriteria IRR > SOCC maka Proyek Feasible Net B/C = 1,78 Kriteria Net B/C > 1 maka Proyek Feasible

Tomato farm in Aceh Tengah

Insentives and assistance from District Government • Land and licensing processes are accelerated and simplified. • All taxes for the first year are waived/exempted. • Facilitate the road to the Pasta Sauce Factory • Electricity • Clean Water Investment Scheme: 1. Joint Venture: • The value of land owned by the Aceh District Government is the local government’s

investment value. • The total investment value (building, equipment and operations) issued by the investor becomes the investment value of the investor. • The proportion between the land value and the investment value of partners becomes the basis for determining the proportion of ownership or equity of each party. • the compensation scheme used is a profit sharing scheme based on the profits earned.

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2. Leasing: • The government of Aceh Tengah acts as the lessor, while the investor acts as the lessee who is bound by a lease agreement. The lessee (investor) has the freedom to cultivate the leased land, including developing the land by constructing a building on it, provided that after the rental period expires, the land and everything standing on it is fully handed over to the land owner. • the compensation scheme used is a tariff scheme based on land values. • it is possible for the lessee to run a business related to land use or to form a new business entity as the operator. The establishment of the business entity can be done without the involvement of the land owner. • The land owner is not entitled to any income or profits derived from the use of the land either by the tenant himself or by an operator appointed by the tenant. • Land owners are only entitled to the rental value that must be paid by the tenant at the amount agreed upon at the beginning of the agreement.

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Local Partner BUMD TANOH GAYO The District Owned Company (BUMD) Tanoh Gayo was established based on the regulation of Aceh Tengah District Number 5 of 1996 concerning Regional Development Companies Dargah Tanoh Gayo Regency Level II. This company also has obtained a business permit from the Governor, namely: Governor’s Decree Number: 522.614/ BP2T/1046/IUPHHBK/V/2014 concerning the Granting of a Business Permit for the Utilization of Non-Timber Forest Products to PD Pembangunan Tanoh Gayo, Aceh Tengah, including: Pine, coffee, construction and development, food commodities, creative industries and tourism.

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Development of Fish and Shrimp Feed Factory in Aceh Tamiang

Aceh Tamiang Regency has agricultural potential and a large population of livestock and fisheries as well as the support of agricultural and fishery waste that has the potential to be processed and utilized to produce quality feed in finished form. The fact so far shows that commercial feed that meets the local market is from outside the district of Aceh Tamiang, especially North Sumatra. This fact is actually a challenge as well as an opportunity for business development in the feed sector to meet domestic needs, by utilizing existing local resources so that business production costs can be reduced. The existence of a feed factory industry in this area is the answer to various problems of feed availability in Aceh Tamiang Regency in particular and Aceh Province in general.

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Vaname Shrimp Breeding

The waterwheel is used to distill water to keep it clean and provide oxygen supply to the shrimp.

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The Aceh Tamiang government invites investors to build a feed factory, taking into account the raw materials available in Aceh Tamiang and other districts in Aceh and North Sumatra Province. The investment project locations are in Manyak Payed, Treasurer and Karang Baru sub-districts. Market Opportunity The high price of fish and shrimp feed produced by large companies has long been a complaint of fish and shrimp farmers due to the high dependence on imported raw materials, especially fish meal. The study on the development of a feed factory seeks to produce fish feed with standard quality and low selling prices as a strategy. Raw Material By utilizing local raw materials such as oil palm cake, corn, cassava, fish and shrimp waste for the needs of high-quality fish and shrimp feed spread across Aceh Tamiang and surrounding districts as well as North Sumatra Province, it is expected to reduce production costs for fish and shrimp farming. Offered Investment The Development of Fish and Shrimp Feed Factory

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Vaname Shrimp pond

Investment Estimates • Investment IDR 14.473.600.000 • Initial Investment Cost Rp 11.720.000 • Initial Operational Cost Rp 2.753.600 • Net Present Value: (PVb-PVc) = Rp 25.033.511.460 –

Rp 14.473.600.000 = Rp 10.559.911.460, If NVP > 0 thus, the investment is feasible. • Banefit Cost Ratio = PVb/PVc = 25.033.511.460/ 14.473.600.000 = 1,73 B/C Ratio > 1, thus investment is feasible

• Break Even Point - BEP Production = Production Cost/ feed selling price = Rp 14.473.600/Rp 950 = 1.523.537 Kg = 1.524 Ton. - BEP Price = Production Costi/ Feed Production = Rp 14.473.600/Rp 3.941.820 kg = 3,679 Kg

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Nurul Arafah Islamic Center & Banda Aceh Business Center

The Nurul Arafah Islamic Center (NAIC) functions as a religious convention center with a capacity of 30 thousand worshipers from various Islamic countries, especially from ASEAN.

Land Availability: Total Area: (Government owned)

7.245 M2

Future Expansion: Land Acquisition

19.331 M2

Location: Jl. Iskandar Muda Gp. Ulee Lheu Kecamatan Meuraxa Kota Banda Aceh

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Market Opportunity: Banda Aceh is one of the cities and the provincial capital of Aceh. The city of Banda Aceh is also the oldest Islamic city in Southeast Asia, where the city of Banda Aceh is the capital of the Aceh Sultanate with the potential for religious tourism which is very attractive to visit.

Economic Feasibility Analysis The payback period of the Gemilang Project which is a combination of the Nurul Arafah Islamic Center (NAIC) and the Banda Aceh Business Center (BSB) is 15 years. Net Present Value: US$45,423,736 indicates a positive value, with an Internal Rate of Return of 11.00%.

Nurul Arafah Islamic Center (NAIC)

Location of the land of Nurul Arafah Islamic Center (NAIC), Ulee Lheue

Nurul Arafah Islamic Center (NAIC) Estimasi Investment : Supporting Facilities

IDR 49,365,000,000 (USD 3.6 Million) Main Building

IDR 281,681,000,000 (USD 20.5 Million)

Total Investment

IDR 331,046,000,000 (USD 24.2 Million) Cooperation Scheme: Build, Use, Hand Over

Investment Activities : Development plans: roads, bridges, parking lots, mosques and towers, ablution places, remembrance plazas, tahfiz schools, boarding schools, guesthouses, health clinics, mini markets, souvenir shops and food galleries, post offices, parks and landscapes. aio

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Banda Aceh Business Center (BSB) Land Availability: Total Area:

11,727 M2 Ownership: Government Owned Location: Strategic Area (Old Town Area) Jl. Cut Meutia Gp. Baru Kecamatan Baiturrahman Kota Banda Aceh

Investment Activities : The Banda Aceh Business Center will be developed as a business center/business district with a hotel concept, an integrated mall with modern modes and is expected to increase regional income.

Location of land in Banda Aceh Business Center (BSB), Keudah, Banda Aceh

Investment Estimates

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Lhoknga Golf Course Development Mon Ikeun Golf Course, Lhoknga

The development of golf can not be separated from the development of golf courses with adequate standardization, and the growth of golf enthusiasts from year to year. This can be seen from the number of visitors and golf players which continue to grow. The investment prospect of the golf course is very high, so it needs to be managed professionally. The current condition of the golf course is not well managed, so it is considered important to conduct a review of the golf course development plan in the next few years. With a business analysis of the type of golf sport, it can produce some descriptions of the prospects of the golf course in terms of finances, trends and market prospects.

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Based on the foregoing, it is necessary to conduct a study which is expected to result in standardization of golf courses which in its management are based on business in increasing and increasing regional income.

Location The location of the Golf Course Business Planning activity for the Banda Aceh and Aceh Besar areas is centered on the Lhok Nga Golf Course, Aceh Besar Regency, which is only 20 Km away or approximately 25 minutes by road from Banda Aceh City, the Capital of Aceh Province. The following is a map of the location of the Aceh Golf Course. The location of the Golf

Mon Ikeun Golf Course, Lhoknga

Course Business Plan activity is located on Jalan Lapangan Maimun Saleh, Mon Ikeun Village, Lhoknga District, Aceh Besar Regency. Total Area:

± 520.788 m2 Land Condition: Varied contoured soil (flat and hilly) Land Use: Golf Course Development Business Plan in Lhoknga.

Investment Direction The direction of development of the Lhoknga Golf Course, including: a. To improve the regional economy through the development of the Aceh Besar District or Aceh Province so that the area can be integrated with the economic growth of the surrounding community. b. To increase active participation from investors in improving the function and quality of the area in encouraging the return of the wheels of the community’s economy that can accelerate the development of an independent area. aio

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Ie Su’um Hot Spring, Aceh Besar Aceh Besar Regency is located on the lines 5.05° - 5-75° North Latitude and 94.99° - 95.93° East Longitude. To the north it is bordered by the Malacca Strait and Banda Aceh City, to the south by Aceh Jaya Regency, to the east by Pidie Regency, and to the west by the Indian Ocean. Aceh Besar with an area of 2,903.50 km² has 68 tourist destinations, consisting of 51 natural attractions, 6 cultural attractions and 11 special interest attractions. Most of its territory is on the mainland and a small part is in the islands. Aceh Besar District has forest areas, both protected forests and cultivated areas. Land Availability The Ie Seum hot spring tourist attraction is geographically located in Ie Seum Village, Masjid Raya District, Aceh Besar District, Aceh Province, geographically located at 5°22’12.3” North Latitude and 95°37’46.5”. This tourist location with a land area of ± 8 hectares belongs to the Regional Government.

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Market Opportunities One of the attractions that you want to develop professionally is the Hot Springs Tourism Object (Ie Seum) which is a water tourism object with natural hot water flows with temperatures ranging from 40°c to 90°c. It comes from the foot of Gunoeng Meuh (Golden Mountain). Seulawah Religion. This mountain is a strato volcano with an altitude of 1749 meters above sea level. The air temperature in this area is a minimum of 19-21°c and a maximum of 25-30°c Approximately 35,000 tourists both from within and outside the city visit Ie Seum, this location is one of the choices for water tourism besides the beach on weekends. By presenting a beautiful view of the hills with a small stream that emits smoke, visitors can enjoy the sensation of a hot bath that can relax the body. Ie Seum tourism management is currently under the Department of Tourism, Youth and Sports of Aceh Besar Regency, the following

Wisata Pemandian Ie Seum, Mesjid Raya, Aceh Besar

facilities have been built: • Parking Area 2 unit • 3 units bathing pools (men & women 20 x 15 m wide with a height of 1,65 m and a 6 x 6 m kids pool) • Playground (20 m x 20 m) • Toilets 7 unit • Praying Room 5 x 7 m • 15 units Cafetaria and 8 units Sovenir stalls managed by local community • Wooden Gazebo • Sauna 8 unit The facilities to be built in 2020 are Cold Water Bathing Pools, Water Pump Machines and Pipelines. The addition of supporting facilities and infrastructure is expected to increase the attractiveness of Ie Seum’s visitors.

Investment Estimates With the construction of various supporting facilities mentioned above, it is expected to increase the number and intensity of tourist visits with the assumption of growth of around 300%, from 35,000 tourists per year increasing to 105,000 tourists per year. Improvements and development of supporting facilities will also significantly increase the entrance fee from Rp. 3,000, - per person to around Rp. 30.000,- per person This assumption is built based on an analysis of secondary data on the number and management of professionally organized tourism objects in Aceh Besar.

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Investment:

Rp. 10 Miliyar Modal Kerja:

Rp. 2 Miliyar Estimasi Pendapatan tahunan:

Rp. 3.15 Milyar

Jangka Waktu Pengembalian Modal:

4 Years Location Villages Sub District Regency Province Area Status Ownership

: Ie Seum : Mesjid Raya : Aceh Besar : Aceh : ± 8 Ha : Mountain Forest : Local government

Cooperation Scheme Utilization Cooperation (according to agreement with regional leaders)

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Ie Seum Baths Tour, Masjid Raya, Aceh Besar

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Tourism Development of Lingkok Kuwieng - Pidie Pidie Regency is located at a position between 04.30º - 04, 60º North Latitude and 95.75º - 96.20º East Longitude, with a land area of 3,562.14 Km2 consisting of 23 subdistricts. with Pidie Jaya Regency. West side: Bordered by Aceh Besar District. To the North: Bordered by the Strait of Malacca. South side: Bordered by West Aceh Regency and Aceh Jaya Regency. Pidie Regency has a Tropical Climate (Lowlands/Coastal Coast) and Cool Climate (Highlands/Valleys/ Mountains), with a rainfall rate of 1,482 mm per year and an average temperature of 24° – 32° C, and has a river length of 567, 40 Km and Beach 122 Km. From the aspect of the soil, Pidie has various types of soil consisting of Alluvial (Kembang Tanjong, Pidie, Simpang Tiga), Hydromorphic (Pekan Baro, Geulumpang Tiga, Mutiara, Titue, Keumala, Tiro Truseb, Muara Tiga), Podsolic (Padang Tiji, Sigli, Indra Jaya, Tangse). Pidie Regency has several mainstay tourist destinations such as Beungga Hot Springs, Wahana Lestari Rafting Pidie, Pelangi Beach, Guha Tujoh and Lingkok Kuwieng.

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Accessibilities: Land Transportation Roads in Pidie Regency consist of 96 km of state roads, 267.58 km of provincial roads, 1,084,150 km of regency roads and 1,798.03 km of Gampong roads. Transportation in Pidie Regency is quite adequate with public transportation in the form of large buses and small buses for inter-district and interprovincial transportation, while for transportation within the city consists of public transportation, tricycles, motorcycle and rental cars.

Air Transportation There is no air transportation in Pidie Regency. Flights to Pidie Regency are via Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport (SIM) in Blang Bintang, Aceh Besar Regency. Next, use the road from SIM airport to the district city (Sigli) which is taken in approximately 2 hours with a distance of 112 km via the Banda Aceh - Medan national road. or via the toll road within 1 hour. The SIM airport serves domestic flights and several international flights.

Lingkok Kuwieng Pidie Tourism

Water Transportation

Land Availability

There is no sea port that serves passengers in Pidie Regency. The nearest sea transportation is through Ulelheu port in Banda Aceh City, which takes about two hours to Sigli city via the Banda Aceh - Medan national road or 1 hour via the toll road.

Lingkok Kuwieng, also known as Uruek Meuh, is located in Padang Tiji subdistrict, which is 12 km from Sigli City, the capital city of Pidie Regency, precisely in the interior of the Hagu forest. Lingkok Kuwieng is a river with neatly arranged mountain rocks, in the form of a large canyon resembling an ancient site. This place is often called the Grand Canyon of Aceh. Lingkok Kuwieng is purely a natural

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phenomenon, caused by erosion by mountain water which always flows with changing volumes. The beauty of Lingkok Kuwieng is complemented by a natural atmosphere that is still beautiful and awake with rows of green trees that thrive around the river. To reach Lingkok Kuwieng, tourists could start travel from Banda Aceh to Padang Tiji, while from Sigli city center to Padang Tiji it is 13 KM, then travel 1 hour from the Padang Tiji market center, following the asphalt road in front of the Padang Tiji Military Post, then enter the rocky road which is the path of residents to their field. Starting this year, the road to Lingkok Kuwieng has been hardened by the The National Army through TMMD activities. The Lingkok Kuwieng area is included in the forest with the status of community-owned land tenure with an area of approximately 20 hectares.

Market Opportunity Lingkok Kuwieng presents a very unique and charming natural phenomenon. Besides being able to see a river with green water, which is equipped with rock cliffs on the sides. We can also enjoy the beautiful natural atmosphere and the cool air and green trees.

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In addition to enjoying the pristine natural charm, Lingkok Kuwieng can also be used as a camping site. By setting up a tent on rock cliffs, of course visitors can feel the sensation of spending the night in the middle of the wild accompanied by a bonfire. This tourist destination can be one of the rare and unique places with inexhaustible natural resources.

Offered Investment Development of facilities and infrastructure for the Lingkok Kuwieng tourist destination. Location Villages : Pulo Hagu Sub District : Padang Tiji District : Pidie Province : Aceh

Investment Activities The development of this tourist destination consists of several investment activities, including: y Road Construction y Souvenir Shopping Center y Parking Area y Agro-tourism land to tourist attractions that involve land-owning communities y Places / lodges for visitors y Restaurant/Restaurant/Cafe y Toilet/Change Room y Lodging y Worship Facilities y Children’s Game Facilities

Lingkok Kuwieng Pidie Tourism

Investment Estimates

Scheme

Investment:

Investors will be facilitated by the Pidie Regency Government based on a cooperation agreement.

IDR 10 billion Working Capital:

IDR 15 billion

Estimated Income :

IDR 5 Billion/Year Payback Period:

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Joint Cooperation on CT-1 & CT-3 Port – Sabang, Aceh

The port of Teluk Sabang will be developed as an “International Hub” port that can serve container ships with a size of 10,000 TEUs to create an entrance for logistic flow to the Western regions of Indonesia due to the increasing volume of container traffic up to 12.4 million TEUs in 2039.

The Port of Teluk Sabang Development Plan

The seaport is projected to obtain additional demand from four competitors, namely Port of Singapore, Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Port Klang, and Penang Port.

Multipurpose Terminal (1 unit)

Project Scope: 1. Infrastructure & superstructure investment for extensive multipurpose terminal; 2. Industrial estate development to support port business services; 3. Strategic partner between BPKS and private sector.

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Container Terminal (2 units) • Capacity: 2.4 m TEUS • Facilities: Rail-mounted Gantry Crane for Suezmax Vessels • Productivity: 25-30 BCH

• Ship Design: Conventional General Cargo Vessel or Multipurpose Vessel up to 20.000 DWT • Facility: Mobile Harbour Crane • Capacity: 45 Ton Lifting Cap Total Area

± 64.4 Ha Investment Value

USD 10 million

CT 3

Development Plan

Agenda:

Sabang Area is developed as a regional economic growth center with an emphasis on the development of major ports (hubs) which function as (international) import-export ports and also as a national transshipment.

Infrastructure improvement, supporting facilities enhancement, generating cargoes.

• Container Terminal • Multipurpose Terminal • Bunkering Services

Cooperation Scheme: Built Operate and Transfer (BOT) Cooperation or Build Operate Own or Public-Private Partnership.

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Yacht Marina & Resort Development of Pulau Klah – Sabang, Aceh

Pulau Klah, Sabang

Klah Island is designated for marine tourism. BPKS has agreed development collaboration with Marine Development Industries, Ltd. to built and operate Yacht Marina in Klah Island. As the gateway to Indonesia, Klah Island is an ideal location for yachters. Its proximity to other yacht marina (Langkawi & Phuket) enables boat owners to conveniently sail from those points.

pursue a wide range of boating activities such as cruising, fishing, diving, snorkeling, and island hopping.

This international marina, will have 65 floating concrete berths including two berths for mega yachts up to 130 feet.

1. With a long-term concession period, its financial returns r] ank high among reasons for investment. 2. The possibility to deduct depreciation for hotel real estate makes tax efficiency an important reason for hotel investment.

Besides yachters, Sabang is a destination with 750.000 visitors per year, a perfect island to relax and unwind over the weekend or

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One of the industries needed to support the ecosystem is a resort that connect to the yacht marina to provide a resort for both yachters and tourist visitors. Several reasons to invest a resort in Klah Island:

Pulau Klah, Sabang

Total Area / Land Status: 3.5 Ha Investment Estimates

USD 7.45 million Concession Period: 30 Years; Income Estmate:

USD 2,526,896.55

12% (USD 2,145,836.48) B/C Ratio : 10% = 1.16 12% = 1.10 Payback Period l: 10% = > 13 Years 12% => 15 Years

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Development of Lhok Weng Resort

Lhok Weng is located along a conservation marine tourism park near Gapang and Iboih Resorts. The area is integrated with Gapang Beach with a total area of 175 ha. Profile: Lhok Weng has a coastline of 2.1 km. The topography of the land is dominated by hills with an elevation of 40 degrees, a coral reef coastline, with a white sand coastline of 100 meters. Access: 30 minutes from downtown Sabang by car, 45 minutes from Banda Aceh by fast ferry/Fast Boat and 2 hours by RoRo boat 5 times a day. Amenity: Electricity is connected to the Sabang electricity network, clean water supply and raw water supply are sufficient.

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Attractions: Several dive spots (dive spots and dive centers) can be reached within 15 minutes, Lhok Weng Resort development is integrated with other tourism development plans such as yacht marinas on Klah Island, golf and resorts in Bango, Resorts in Gua Sarang, Dive areas in Rubiah Island, and the Indonesian Kilometer Zero Monument Tourism Area. Project Scope: financing; the potential for developing luxury or medium-sized resorts; hotels, villas, conference halls, restaurants and water sports centers; Lhok Weng. operations and management. Offered Investment Resort Development in Lhok Weng Location: Desa Kota Bawah Timur, Kecamatan Sukakarya Area: 30 Ha (7 Ha owned by BPKS)

Lhok Weng, Sabang

Invesment Scheme Build Use Transferr, Cooperation or Build Operate Owned

Payback Period: 10% = > 12 years 12% => 14 years

Investment Estimates

Project Owner Profile:

USD 13.54 Million

The Sabang area is an area that has its own customs & tax rules, so this area is free from import duties, value added tax, luxury goods sales tax & taxes. Its territory consists of the City of Sabang and the Regency of Pulo Aceh. Sabang is one of the four Free Trade Areas in Indonesia. The management of the Sabang KPB is carried out by the Sabang Free Trade Area & Free Port Management Agency (BPKS).

Concession Period: 30 Years; Income in 30 years 30 Thn:

USD 200,337,593.93 IRR : 16.44% NPV : 10% (USD 8,411,035.61) 12% (USD 4,861,768.62) B/C Ratio Nett: 10% = 1.68 12% = 1.14

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Smoked Tuna Processing Plant

PPS Lampulo Fishing Port

Project Aceh has more than 2,660 km of coastline (4th longest in Indonesia) which is surrounded by very rich water resources in the Malacca Strait, Andaman Sea and Indian Ocean. With its marine wealth, Aceh has 180,000 fishermen (3.6% of the population), consisting of 150,000 traditional fishermen (83%) and 30,000 commercial fishermen (17%). Fish landing an average of 350 tons / day.

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Fishermen in Aceh do not have access to markets and technology. More than 70 percent of resources go to factories in neighboring provinces with no benefit to the people of Aceh. As a result, every day Aceh loses $40,000 worth of money from these shipments. If Aceh had a fish processing industry, then about $14 million per year could be given to Acehnese working in that industry. Aceh is the poorest province in Sumatra with very few jobs available.

Tuna Catching at PPS Lampulo

Fish Processing Facilities

Impact for Aceh

Currently, fish processing is located at PPS Lampulo Fishing Port, Banda Aceh which has a land area of 24,000 m2, and a factory size of 1,800 m2 and an office building of 1,200 m2.

Economically, Aceh is famous for its dependence on Medan. Fishermen sell their fish to Medan buyers at a fairly low price and have no choice to haggle. Therefore, with a proper fishing industry development project in Aceh, it can pay attention to breaking dependence on Medan, so that the success of this project will have a direct impact on the micro economy. In addition, it can also open up more job opportunities for local residents to work as fish processors.

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Pelabuhan Perikanan PPS Lampulo

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Integrated Main Market Management in Lhokseumawe In developing investment flows in Lhokseumawe, the local city government invites investors to develop the Lhokseumawe City Integrated Market (PIT) which is located on the Lhokseumawe City Ring Road, Ujong Blang Village, Banda Sakti District, Lhokseumawe. PIT already has a land area of 21,938.47 m2 and a permanent building. Availability of facilities and infrastructure to support the operations of this market, namely commodity warehouse (size 16x32 m) x 3 units, loading and unloading

area (size 30x30 m) x 1-unit, Cold Storage building (size 7x16 m) x 1 unit, two people’s market units (size 25x55 m), and the number of stalls is 322 units and 70 units of kiosks. In this case, investors are also given the opportunity to take advantage of the available facilities and infrastructure without being charged rent and levies for a certain period. This is with the aim that investors see the seriousness of the Lhokseumawe City Government and PT Pembangunan Lhokseumawe in seeking a conducive business climate.

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Licencing Process for Investment OSS-RBA

In accordance on providing licensing and non-licensing services, the Aceh Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) implements web-based Online Single Submission (OSS) Risk Based Approach (RBA) services and integration of cloud-based licensing service systems, Smart Applications for Licensing Services. Integrated for the Community (SiCantik). OSS-RBA is a nationally integrated licensing system designed under the management of the Ministry of Investment/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). Meanwhile, SiCantik Cloud is a licensing service at the local government level built by the Ministry of Communication and Information with the aim of providing convenience to the public in obtaining business and nonlicensing permits in an easy, fast, and inexpensive way.

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Procedures for Submission of Business Licensing Investors or business actors can apply for a business license through the OSS-RBA. The following is the procedure for submitting through the OSS-RBA website. First, business actors register through the OSSRBA website in order to gain access by creating a username and password. For business actors who are Indonesian citizens (WNI), the requirements are to have a Population Identification Number (NIK), while for foreign citizens (WNA), the requirements are to have a passport number; both Indonesian citizens and foreigners must have an active email to create an account on the OSSRBA platform. The next step is to enter the line of business and investment value. After all data is completed, the system will issue Business Registration Number (NIB).

MPP, Banda Aceh

Notification will be given to each government agency authorized to issue business licenses. If verification is required, the competent government agency will verify business suitability. The OSS-RBB system will then verify the application with the status approved, incomplete, or rejected. The system will also send a request to complete the required requirements if the status is incomplete. Business actors with low-scale and medium-low-scale risks can complete the processing of their

business licenses through the OSS-RBA. The law stipulates that business activities that do not have a significant impact on the environment and natural resources or are easy to operate can start their activities immediately after obtaining an NIB. Meanwhile, mediumhigh and high-scale risk business activities are required to have a NIB, then the ministry/institution/regional government will verify the requirements/standards and carry out supervision over these business activities.

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OSS-RBA is a one-door system. Therefore, business actors do not need to visit many places to apply for permits. The OSS-RBA system has been integrated with the Ministry of Home Affairs (Dukcapil), Ministry of Finance (Tax Service Office), Ministry of Law and Human Rights (company information), and Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning (detailed spatial planning) for the establishment of business activities. OSS is also integrated with the One Stop Integrated Service (PTSP) of the Technical Ministry and Regional Agencies for business permits, location permits, and environmental permits, while the registration process at OSS and business development is managed by the Ministry of Investment/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). BKPM will provide fiscal and nonfiscal incentives for investors who invest in Priority Business Sectors.

Fiscal incentives consist of income tax incentives (tax allowance), reduction of corporate income tax (tax holiday), and reduction of net income in the context of investment as well as reduction of gross income in the context of certain activities (investment allowance). Furthermore, investors will receive customs incentives in the form of exemption from import duties on machinery and goods and materials for industrial construction or development. Non-fiscal incentives include ease of business licensing, provision of supporting infrastructure, guarantee of energy availability, guaranteed availability of raw materials, immigration and employment incentives, as well as other facilities in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations. In addition, special business fields or partnerships with cooperatives and MSMEs are also considered.

E-Clinic Services Along with the increase on licensing applications, a complaint system is needed that is able to answer complaints and complaints about licensing services. To answer this problem, DPMPTSP presents a licensing E-Clinic service which is carried out online. This service

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aims to provide convenience for potential investors or business actors in applying for permits. E-Clinic is a modern solution to develop various businesses in Aceh. DPMPTSP provides a question form and a video

conference application form, the applicant can ask questions about the permit problem they are facing

and the answer will be sent to the email that has been entered in the E-Clinic form.

E-klinik

Facilities and Incentives The government provides business facilities to business actors, both in the form of fiscal and non-fiscal incentives. Incentive policies are given to business actors to increase national competitiveness and accelerate economic recovery in Indonesia. In the fiscal sector, the Government provides business facilities to business actors such as corporate tax incentives by reducing corporate tax (tax allowance) and corporate tax exemption within a certain

period (tax holiday). In addition, the government also provides import duty exemption facilities for certain industrial sectors and special economic zones which are considered to have contributed to the improvement of the national economy. In the non-fiscal sector, the government has reformed labor-related laws, simplified business permits, and reduced bureaucratic and regulatory barriers to investment.

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Incentives a. Tax allowance Legal Basis: y Government Regulation No. 78/2019 y Minister of Finance Decree No. 11/PMK.010/2020 jo. Ministry of Finance Decree No. 96/ PMK.010/2020 Application Procedure: Application for tax allowance can be made through OSS before starting commercial production. Submission by attaching a digital copy of the shareholders’ fiscal certificate and a digital copy of the details of fixed assets in the investment value plan. The provision of tax allowance facilities is carried out by the head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) for and on behalf of the minister of finance. Meanwhile, the decision to utilize the facility in the context of starting commercial production is made by the Director General of Taxes based on a field inspection.

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Benefits: y Reduction of net profit by 30% (thirty percent) of the total investment in the form of tangible fixed assets, charged for 6 (six) years at 5% (five percent) each. y Accelerated depreciation of tangible assets and amortization of intangible assets. y Income tax on dividends paid to foreign taxpayers other than permanent establishments in Indonesia is 10 percent (ten percent), or a lower rate according to the applicable double taxation avoidance agreement. y Compensation for losses that are more than 5 years, but not more than 10 years.

b. Tax Holiday Legal Basis: y Minister of Finance Decree No. 130/PMK.010/2020 concerning Provision of Corporate Income Tax Reduction Facility y Head of Investment Coordinating Board Decree No. 7/2020 concerning Details of Business Fields and Types of Pioneer Industrial Production and Procedures for Providing Corporate Income Tax Reduction Facilities Application Procedure: y Corporate taxpayers must upload two documents in the form of a digital copy of the details of fixed assets in the investment value plan and a digital copy or electronic document of the shareholders’ fiscal certificate. y The complete application that has been received is submitted by the OSS system to the Minister of Finance as a proposal to grant a tax holiday and then the OSS system sends a notification to corporate taxpayers that the application is in process. y The application for a tax holiday can still be submitted if the OSS is not yet available, namely the offline method

as regulated in the Head of Investment Coordinating Board Decree No. 7/ 2020 concerning Details of Business Fields and Types of Production of Pioneer Industries and Procedures for Providing Tax Holiday Facilities. y The application is submitted to the Minister of Finance through BKPM in accordance with BKPM regulations which uses the application form listed in Attachment II to BKPM Regulation 7/2020, in the form including the name of the company, principles permit or investment permit, Tax ID, data on the deed of establishment and industrial changes, fiscal certificate, and investment plan. y The application must also be accompanied by several documents in accordance with Article 4 paragraph (3) of BKPM Regulation 7/2020 as follows: 1. Photocopy of Business Identification Number (NIB). 2. Photocopy of business license/principle permit/ expansion permit. 3. Copy of TIN. 4. Statement letter has not started commercial production 5. Statement letter that aio

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complies with the provisions on the ratio between debt and equity Photocopy of Business Identification Number (NIB). A statement of commitment to start realizing the investment plan no later than 1 year after the issuance of the tax holiday decision. Details of the Taxpayer’s fixed assets in the investment value plan. Fiscal certificate of shareholders recorded in the deed of establishment or deed of latest amendment. Power of attorney if the application is not submitted directly by the head of the company.

Benefits: y Increase State Revenue. The implementation of tax holidays in the medium and long term can increase state income or income. This is because the amount of capital invested by investors is quite large. y Creating jobs. One of the advantages of providing this tax facility is that there are many jobs available. The more investors who invest capital to

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build a business, it can reduce the unemployment rate in Indonesia with the availability of many jobs. This means that this tax holiday policy can absorb a lot of workers. y Attract more onvestors. The tax holiday policy is not made without purpose. Where the government made this policy with the aim of attracting many investors. The more investors who want to invest in Indonesia, the more benefits they will get.

c. Investment Allowance Legal Basis: y Peraturan Menteri Keuangan Republik Indonesia Nomor 16/PMK.010/2020 tentang Pemberian Fasilitas Pengurangan Penghasilan Neto Atas Penanaman Modal Baru Atau Perluasan Usaha Pada Bidang Usaha Tertentu Yang Merupakan Industri Padat Karya

Application Procedure: y Submit an investment application through BKPM to obtain an investment principle permit. y Submit an application for submission of investment allowance facility to BKPM to obtain a proposal letter to obtain corporate income tax facility from the head of BKPM. y Submit an application for corporate income tax reduction facility to the DGT to obtain a Decision Letter on the Approval for Provision of Income Tax Facility for the Director General of Taxes. y During the submission process there is no contact between the entrepreneur and the DGT, the relationship regarding this issue will be through BKPM. y This investment allowance facility can only be utilized after the entrepreneur has realized 80% of his investment plan. Benefit: y Provide an additional 60% fee for 6 years or 10% per year for certain labor-intensive industries on the condition that they employ a minimum of 300 Indonesian workers for a certain period.

d. Reduction and exemption of import duty Legal Basic: y Minister of Finance Decree No. 16/PMK.010/2020 concerning Provision of Net Income Reduction Facilities for New Investments or Business Expansions in Certain Business Fields which are LaborIntensive Industries. Application Procedure: y This facility is valid for 2 years import duty or directly apply for 4 years for companies that use locally produced machines (min 30%). y Import of machinery, goods and materials that: ʬ Not produced in Indonesia ʬ Produced in Indonesia but does not meet the required requirements ʬ Produced in Indonesia but the quantity is not sufficient for the needs of the related industry y According to the Minister of Finance Regulation No. 66/ PMK.010/2015, import tariffs will also be provided for imports of capital goods and can be extended up to a maximum of one year. This facility does not apply to transmission, distribution, support services and repair equipment. aio

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Benefits: y Increase State Revenue. The implementation of tax holidays in the medium and long term can increase state income or income. This is because the amount of capital invested by investors is quite large. y This facility is valid for 2 years of import duty exemption or directly applying for 4 years for companies that use locally produced machines (min 30%). y Import of machinery, goods and materials which: ʬ Not produced in Indonesia ʬ Produced in Indonesia but does not meet the requirements ʬ Produced in Indonesia but the quantity is not sufficient for the needs of the related industry y According to Minister of Finance Decree No. 66/ PMK.010/2015, Import tariff exemptions will also be granted for imports of electrical capital goods for an import period of two years and can be extended up to a maximum of one year. This facility does not apply to transmission, distribution, support services and repair equipment

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e. Investment in Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Legal Besic: y Government Regulation No. 12/2020 concerning Facilities and Conveniences in Special Economic Zones y Minister of Finance Decree No. 237/PMK.010/2020 concerning Tax, Customs and Excise Treatment in Special Economic Zones jo. Minister of Finance Decree No. 33/ PMK.010/2021 y Investment Coordinating Board Regulation No. 2/2021 concerning Procedures for Determining the Fulfillment of Criteria and Submission of Applications for Overseas Income Tax Facilities in Special Economic Zones. Application Procedure: (1) Agreement on an Investment Plan y Potential Investors and BUPP Agree on an Investment Plan in SEZ (Can be stated in the MoU, Head of Agreement, Agreement, or LUDA) y Prospective Investors Make Deeds of Establishment of Business Entities and their Ratification from the

Ministry of Law and Human Rights for the Establishment of Companies in Special Economic Zones y Prospective Investors Make a Company Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) / If the Business Actor does not yet have an NPWP, OSS processes the issuance of the NPWP (2) Visit the Licensing Service in Administrator a. Self Help Service y Direct access to computer by the KEK Administrator for applicants who already understand how to access OSS services. b. Assisted Service y Applicants is assisted in accessing OSS services c. Priority Service y SEZadministrator facilitates applicants starting from the application stage to the stage of completing the licensing product (3) Activation OSS Account a. Business actors access website https://www.oss. go.id/oss/ b. Business actors access OSS by inputting their NIK/ Passport, E-mail, and some other information on the available registration form

c. Business Actor Will Receive E-Mail Contains Direct Link for OSS Account Activation d. Business actors activate the OSS account and will receive an e-mail containing the OSS account User-ID and Password. (4) Getting the Business Registration Number (NIB) a. Business Actor logs in to the OSS system using a User ID and Password, then clicks the business application menu by retrieving company data from AHU Online which is already integrated with the OSS system b. Business actors check the list of Commitment Permits (Business Permits and Commercial Permits) Required in accordance with their Business Activities c. The OSS System issues NIB for Business Actors. Business Actor can obtain other registration documents together with the issuance of NIB (if needed) ʬ Company Registration Certificate; ʬ Plan for Employment of Foreign Workers (RPTKA); ʬ Import Identification Number (API); and ʬ Customs Access

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Benefits: y Off-Network Income Tax Facilities in Special Economic Zones, for Business Entities and Business Actors in SEZs are provided with facilities in the form of Income Tax which include: ʬ Corporate Income Tax reduction ʬ Income Tax Facility for investment in certain business fields and/or in certain areas.

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y Business Entities and Business Actor conducting Main Activities may obtain Corporate Income Tax reduction facility. y Business Actors conducting Main Activities or Other Activities may obtain Income Tax facilities for investment in certain business fields and/or in certain areas

Figure 1 Insentif di KEK

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Negative Investment List The Negative Investment List (DNI) is a list of business sectors compiled by the government as information for potential investors about businesses that are not allowed in Indonesia and various regulations, especially regarding joint ownership. DNI Indonesia was created to protect the Indonesian economy, as well as to provide more business opportunities to investors. Over time, the DNI may change to comply with government regulations. Therefore, it is important for investors to know the current DNI in Indonesia before making further plans regarding investment in Indonesia. The most important thing investors need to know about Indonesia’s latest DNI is which business sectors are opened on conditions and which are fully closed. In February 2021, the Government introduced a priority list consisting of sectors that are open to foreign investment and eligible for investment incentives, replacing the 2016 Negative Investment List. All sectors are at least partially open to foreign investment, except for seven

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closed and reserved sectors. for the central government. Business fields that are closed to investing, such as: (Article 77 number 2 of the Job Creation Law) ´ Cultivation and industry of narcotics class I; ´ Gambling / Casino; ´ Catching fish species listed in Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES); ´ Utilization or extraction of coral and/or coral from nature used for building materials (calcium lime, aquarium, and souvenirs/ jewelry, as well as live or dead coral from nature; ´ Chemical weapons manufacturing industry; ´ Chemical industry and ozone depleting substances industry. The liquor industry containing alcohol such as wine and the beverage industry containing malt are also included in the closed business sector (Article 2

paragraph (2) letter b of Presidential Regulation 49/2021). There are also several lists of other business fields that are prohibited for foreign investment, including (Appendix III of Presidential Decree 10/2021 and 49/2021): 1. 2.

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Manufacture of traditional medicinal products for humans Non-furniture wood carving crafts, wood carvings, reliefs, masks, statues and puppets Manufacture of raw materials for traditional medicines for humans Traditional cosmetic industry Manufacture of wooden building goods

6. Batik Industry (Written batik, stamp, and combination) 7. Coffee processing industry that has obtained geographical indications 8. Industry of crackers, chips, dents, and the like 9. Rendang Industry 10. Special Umrah and Hajj travel agency activities 11. Ship Industry (phinisi, outrigger, and wooden boats with traditional designs) 12. Art studio 13. Non-furniture wood carving crafts, wood carvings, reliefs, masks, statues and puppets 14. Wooden building goods industry

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Penulis, Data dan Foto: Tim Buku DPMPTSP Province Aceh Desainer Grafis: Tauris Mustafa @Katagamba

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