Hisense Group and Indonesia's Danantara Investment Management Authority recently signed a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum in Jakarta, reaching a consensus on comprehensive cooperation in industries, technology, and R&D. Indonesian President Prabowo and Hisense Group's chairman jointly witnessed the signing. As a national-level authoritative investment institution, the Danantara Investment Management Authority primarily oversees state-owned enterprises and manages major national strategic investment projects, possessing substantial resources and policy coordination capabilities.
Under the cooperation agreement, both parties will focus on key areas such as advanced manufacturing localization, technology transfer, scientific innovation, and industrial capacity building. Plans include establishing a high-standard technology R&D center in Indonesia, deepening localized technological innovation, and simultaneously conducting professional talent training to comprehensively support the optimization and upgrade of Indonesia's domestic industrial structure, while solidifying Hisense's long-term deep-rooted presence in the Indonesian market.
As a leading technology conglomerate in China, Hisense's business portfolio spans smart home appliances, semiconductors, smart energy, automotive electronics, laser display, and other diverse sectors. It operates 30 R&D centers and 37 manufacturing bases globally. Localized operations are a core strategy for Hisense's overseas development, and the ASEAN market is a key segment in its global regional operations. This strategic cooperation signifies that Hisense has officially designated Indonesia as a core long-term strategic market and high-value industrial hub, establishing a stable, multi-sector strategic partnership. Following the completion of its largest overseas production base in Thailand last year, Hisense is now intensifying its focus on the Indonesian market, steadily accelerating its global industrial layout.
Prior to this, Hisense has been deeply involved in Indonesia's national-level digital education construction project, helping to improve local information infrastructure and promote balanced educational resource development. The project's outcomes have been widely recognized, and related cooperation will be incorporated into the new cooperation framework for continued advancement. Moving forward, Hisense will leverage its mature technology, industrial chain advantages, and global operational experience, combined with Indonesia's local policy resources and market advantages, to accelerate full-scale localization of technology, production capacity, and talent. This will not only drive high-quality expansion of the company's overseas business but also inject strong momentum into the coordinated development of Indonesia's real economy and digital industry.
Hisense Group and Indonesia's Danantara Investment Management Authority recently signed a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum in Jakarta, reaching a consensus on comprehensive cooperation in industries, technology, and R&D. Indonesian President Prabowo and Hisense Group's chairman jointly witnessed the signing. As a national-level authoritative investment institution, the Danantara Investment Management Authority primarily oversees state-owned enterprises and manages major national strategic investment projects, possessing substantial resources and policy coordination capabilities.
Under the cooperation agreement, both parties will focus on key areas such as advanced manufacturing localization, technology transfer, scientific innovation, and industrial capacity building. Plans include establishing a high-standard technology R&D center in Indonesia, deepening localized technological innovation, and simultaneously conducting professional talent training to comprehensively support the optimization and upgrade of Indonesia's domestic industrial structure, while solidifying Hisense's long-term deep-rooted presence in the Indonesian market.
As a leading technology conglomerate in China, Hisense's business portfolio spans smart home appliances, semiconductors, smart energy, automotive electronics, laser display, and other diverse sectors. It operates 30 R&D centers and 37 manufacturing bases globally. Localized operations are a core strategy for Hisense's overseas development, and the ASEAN market is a key segment in its global regional operations. This strategic cooperation signifies that Hisense has officially designated Indonesia as a core long-term strategic market and high-value industrial hub, establishing a stable, multi-sector strategic partnership. Following the completion of its largest overseas production base in Thailand last year, Hisense is now intensifying its focus on the Indonesian market, steadily accelerating its global industrial layout.
Prior to this, Hisense has been deeply involved in Indonesia's national-level digital education construction project, helping to improve local information infrastructure and promote balanced educational resource development. The project's outcomes have been widely recognized, and related cooperation will be incorporated into the new cooperation framework for continued advancement. Moving forward, Hisense will leverage its mature technology, industrial chain advantages, and global operational experience, combined with Indonesia's local policy resources and market advantages, to accelerate full-scale localization of technology, production capacity, and talent. This will not only drive high-quality expansion of the company's overseas business but also inject strong momentum into the coordinated development of Indonesia's real economy and digital industry.
