Have questions about TKDN certification?
Indonesia’s commitment to bolstering its domestic industries is exemplified by the Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri (TKDN) policy. This regulation mandates a specific percentage of local content in goods and services, especially for those participating in government procurement. Understanding and obtaining TKDN certification is vital for businesses aiming to tap into public sector projects and contribute to Indonesia’s economic growth.
TKDN, or Domestic Component Level, quantifies the proportion of local materials, labor, and services in a product or service. Established under Presidential Regulation No. 12 of 2021, which amends Presidential Regulation No. 16 of 2018 on government procurement, the policy emphasizes using domestic products to strengthen local industries and reduce reliance on imports.
Several industries are prioritized under the TKDN policy, each with specified local content thresholds:
These sectors are pivotal to Indonesia’s infrastructure and economic development, making TKDN compliance particularly advantageous for businesses operating within them.
Adhering to TKDN requirements offers multiple benefits:
Obtaining TKDN certification involves several key steps:
It’s important to note that TKDN is applicable beyond manufacturing, extending to sectors like construction, information technology, and energy, where local resources are utilized in services and infrastructure projects.
Navigating the complexities of TKDN certification can be challenging. Permitindo’s Business License Advisory services offer expert assistance to streamline this process. Our support includes:
By partnering with Permitindo, your business can achieve TKDN compliance efficiently, positioning you favourably for government tenders and contributing to Indonesia’s industrial growth. Have questions about TKDN certification? Fill in the form below, and our experts will guide you through the process.