Quantity
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Production
6,950,000.00 n.a. 7,210,000.00 n.a. 7,270,000.00 n.a. 7,680,000.00 n.a. 8,210,000.00 n.a.Market share(%) Production
0.02in the World Export
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314,735,000.00 n.a.Domestic Consumption
4,810,000.00 5,020,000.00 5,310,000.00 5,410,000.00 5,510,000.00Export to Top 5 countries
1. Japan
27.29 52.172. Korea
10.99 36.753. Hong kong
7.39 14.494. China
8.18 12.615. Taiwan
10.53 11.92Total Export
2,350,000.00 2,450,000.00 2,160,000.00 2,580,000.00 2,990,000.00Total Import
200,000.00 250,000.00 210,000.00 310,000.00 300,000.00Opportunity for Investment
Production - Consumption
Export - Import
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Paper industry still has a bright future in Indonesia and has become one of Indonesia's premium commodity. This industry has positive impact for forest rejuvenation. Huge land area put Indonesia ahead in world pulp industry. However, this industry has not been fully utilized and both domestic and foreign investment are needed to boost its maximum capacity.
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During 2001-2005 there has been 18% rise in production or 1.3 million ton from 7 million ton in 2001 to 8.2 million ton in 2005 with positive production trend with average of 4% production growth each year. Meanwhile, average yearly production is 7.5 million ton. Domestic production can still satisfy domestic consumption yearly. In 2005 domestic consumption was 5.5 million ton, rose 15% from 2001 (4.8million ton). Meanwhile, paper consumption growth during 2001-2005 was 3% per year in average, slower than production growth.
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Source: BPS, Department of Forestry
Indonesia ranks 12th in the world paper exporting country list with yearly average export of 2.5 million ton per year during 2001-2005. Indonesia export figure keeps increasing as much as 6% yearly and this figure is apporoximately 34% of the total national production. On the other hand, Indonesia still imports paper from other countries, as much as 4% of domestic consumption and 9% of yearly total export. Paper import figure was 300 thousand ton in 2005, rose 50% from 2001 when import figure was only 200 thousand ton. This import figure rises 13% in average yearly.
