British Trade Mission To Indonesia - 2016

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1. British Trade Mission to Indonesia : Jakarta, Bandung and Surabaya Monday 27 June - Friday 1 July 2016 LED BY RT HON KENNETH CLARKE CH QC MP Closing Date: Monday 9 May 2016 | Pre-departure Briefing: TBC Organised by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), 33 Queen Street, London EC4R 1AP T: +44 (0)20 7203 1949, F: +44 (0)20 7203 1812, W: londonchamber.co.uk, E: rdeb@londonchamber.co.uk SECTORS Priority will be given to companies in the following sectors: agri-tech (including food and beverages); infrastructure including smart cities; financial technology; renewable energy; manufacturing and supply chain. LCCI, in partnership with the UK-ASEAN Business Council (UKABC) and the British Chamber of Commerce Indonesia (BritCham), is taking a select group of companies interested in exploring the business opportunities in Indonesia’s three largest cities. WHY INDONESIA? As the world’s fourth most populous country with 255 million people, including the fastest growing middle class with three – five million more Indonesians becoming affluent each year. Indonesia is ASEAN’s powerhouse economy. Economic growth was 5.04% in Q4 2015, it is politically sound; it is the only permanent ASEAN member of the G20 and well positioned to influence global and regional initiatives. During the economic downturn, Indonesia’s economy was among the most resilient in the world due to a number of factors, including strong domestic demand, rich natural resources and a stable currency. Recent upgrades in bond ratings have made Indonesia an economy to watch in the coming decade. In partnership with: Many opportunities exist for UK business across a range of sectors, as observed by the Prime Minister, David Cameron, on his visit to Indonesia in 2015. “I want to link Britain up to the fastest growing parts of the world. Well, Indonesia is one of those countries. One of the most populated countries in the world, one of the fastest growing countries in the world. It will be a top ten economy and there are huge opportunities for British business and British investment.” Following the Prime Minister’s visit to Indonesia last year, the President of Indonesia Joko Widodo and a high-level delegation will be visiting the UK in April. The President will be addressing the UK-Indonesian Business Forum on Wednesday 20 April 2016. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the market ahead of this trade mission. For more information about this event email events@ukabc.org.uk. The axis for global trading activity is shifting eastwards. If you are interested in a strategic position for distribution throughout the newly formed ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and access to 630 million people; if you have innovative technologies; or if you are a potential investor, you must join this trade mission. Indonesia is a market that you will need to invest time and effort in, but international companies are there and winning substantial business. East Asia. . To get to understand this dynamic market properly, join us and let us help guide you in your Indonesian journey.
2. Programme (subject to change) Date Time Activity Sat 25 June PM Depart London Heathrow for Jakarta Sun 26 June Mon 27 June Arrive Jakarta AM Briefing by British Chamber of Commerce Indonesia PM Networking reception with the mission leader RT Hon Kenneth Clarke CH QC MP Tues 28 June Companies to follow meetings arranged via the Business Support Service Wed 29 June Group to depart for either Bandung or Surabaya Thurs 30 June AM Introductory briefing Companies to follow meetings arranged via the Business Support Service Networking reception Fri 1 July Companies to follow meetings arranged via the Business Support Service Sat 2 July Depart Jakarta for London Heathrow *WHO SHOULD CONSIDER JOINING THIS MISSION? • • • • Agri-tech (including food and beverages). Infrastructure (including Smart Cities) Financial technology Manufacturing and supply chain *Companies outside of these sectors will also be considered on a case-by-case basis. They should be looking to: • meet key contacts for customised advice and help to maximise business in Indonesia • explore and understand the opportunities • gain a competitive advantage over potential suppliers • develop in-market networks BENEFITS OF JOINING THIS MARKET VISIT • Networking opportunities and client hospitality at receptions hosted by the British Ambassador in Jakarta • Pre-visit and in-country briefings providing market information and advice on doing business in Indonesia • Opportunity to meet with selected senior government officials (TBC) • Chance to meet relevant Indonesian companies • Subsidised market research provided through BritCham’s Business Support Service • Local media coverage to heighten your presence in the market • Company profile included in the trade mission brochure, circulated to companies in Indonesia THE COSTS • Administration Fee: £500 (There is a discounted rate of £400 for LCCI Premier Plus members). • Travel Package: A competitive travel package will be available that will include international flights, internal transfers and hotels, approx. cost £1,700pp - £1,800pp. • Pre-arranged meetings: Business Support Service starting from £700. Prices are quote- based and all companies must commission this service to qualify for the mission. TRAVEL A competitive travel package will be available through our appointed travel agent. This will include flights, transfers and hotels on a bed and breakfast basis. ELIGIBILITY To participate in this trade mission, your business must be selling or marketing a British product or service from the sectors mentioned above. Your business must already be established, trading for more than a year with an annual turnover of £500,000 or more, and be registered with Companies House. Companies must also commission the Business Support Service delivered by BritCham Indonesia. All applications will be subject to approval. For the full eligibility criteria, see the application form and information pack. UK–ASEAN Business Council (UKABC) The UKABC was created out of UK Trade & Investment’s 2011 Strategy ‘Britain Open for Business’ and launched by Dr Vince Cable in November 2011. The underlying purpose of the UKABC is to facilitate a step change in the level of trade between the UK and South East Asia. With a particular focus on SMEs, the UKABC runs a programme of awareness-raising outreach activity aimed at improving understanding of business opportunities in the ASEAN region. It also gives practical advice and guidance on how to go about doing business there. To find out more, please visit: www.ukabc.org.uk. British Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia (BritCham) This is now in its second decade of establishment, building on a British business presence that has existed for more than a hundred years. In this time, BritCham has had the pleasure of welcoming the most influential politicians, business leaders, world commentators, renowned industry experts and academics as guests to various forums. Last year, BritCham hosted more than 100 events that provided broad platforms for business development among members. Working in partnership with the British Embassy (UKTI) and the British Council, whose senior representatives sit on the Board of Management, BritCham is committed to developing a service infrastructure in Indonesia that supports all stages of business development from their inception. HOW TO APPLY For the full application pack, please contact the mission manager: Ruma Deb, Senior International Business Executive, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, E: rdeb@londonchamber.co.uk, T: + 44 (0)20 7203 1949. 6551/30/032016 PM