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AmCham Indonesia, through its Trade and Logistics Committee, convened a discussion titled “Understanding Indonesia’s Export Reforms: Strategic Commodity Exports and Export Proceeds Retention” on July 29. Hosted by EY, the discussion brought together government and industry stakeholders to exchange views on the updated export proceeds retention framework, the newly established single-window export mechanism, and its implementation.

Led by Brasukra Sudjana, Country Director of Vriens & Partners Indonesia and Co-Chair of AmCham Indonesia’s Trade and Logistics Committee, the discussion featured Bapak Ferry Irawan, Deputy for Coordination of State-Owned Enterprises Management and Business Development, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs; Bapak Imik Eko Putro, Director of Customs Technical Affairs, Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance; and Luke Thomas Mahony, CEO of PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia.

Participants highlighted the importance of policy clarity, regulatory coordination, and system readiness, as well as continued government support and clear guidance throughout the transition to ensure effective implementation and alignment with Indonesia’s trade and investment objectives.

AmCham Indonesia remains committed to facilitating constructive government–private sector dialogue on Indonesia’s evolving trade and export policy landscape and extends its appreciation to EY for hosting and supporting the discussion.

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