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BRINGING TOGETHER THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR IN SUPPORT OF INDONESIA’S CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT WWW.INDONESIAINFRASTRUCTUREWEEK.COM Organised by: Hosted by: KADIN INDONESIA EXHIBITOR INFORMATION BROCHURE 11,600m 2 TOTAL EVENT SPACE 17,000+ KEY BUYERS 200+ EXHIBITING COMPANIES $18 BILLION NEW SALES ORDERS 3-DAY EXHIBITION 3-DAY MULTI-TRACK CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 250+ PRE-ARRANGED BUSINESS MEETINGS INFRASTRUCTURE INDONESIA WEEK 2017 8-10 November 2017 Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia

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BRINGING TOGETHERTHE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORIN SUPPORT OF INDONESIA’SCRITICAL INFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENT

WWW.INDONESIAINFRASTRUCTUREWEEK.COM

Organised by:Hosted by:

KADIN INDONESIA

EXHIBITOR INFORMATION BROCHURE

11,600m2

TOTALEVENT SPACE

17,000+KEY BUYERS

200+EXHIBITINGCOMPANIES

$18 BILLIONNEW SALES ORDERS

3-DAYEXHIBITION

3-DAYMULTI-TRACK CONFERENCEPROGRAMME

250+PRE-ARRANGEDBUSINESSMEETINGS

INFRASTRUCTUREINDONESIA

WEEK 20178-10 November 2017Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia

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INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK:INDONESIA’S ONLY EVENT DEDICATED TOADVANCING THE NATION’S CRITICALINFRASTRUCTURE

IIW 2016 SUCCESS IN NUMBERS

KEY DRIVERS FOR BUYERS ANDINFLUENCERS VISITINGINDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK

For the past four years, the Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) has brought together the largest gathering of public and private sector infrastructure stakeholders, planners, financers, decision-makers, buyers and influencers with manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors, in a focused business-to-business environment.

Last year’s IIW was the most successful yet – attracting more relevant key buyers and influencers; which in turn, helped generate more than in new sales orders for exhibiting companies.

15,895TOTAL

ATTENDEES

$16.37BILLIONIN NEW

SALES ORDERS

1,085CONFERENCEDELEGATES

61% OFVISITORS

RESPONSIBLE FORPROCUREMENT

DECISIONS

46%46% 31% 28%56%TO DISCOVERTHE LATESTPRODUCTINNOVATIONS& TRENDS

TO SOURCENEWPRODUCTS

TO NETWORKAMONG THEINDUSTRY

TO SOURCEA SPECIFICPRODUCTORSERVICE

TO MEETWITHA CURRENTSUPPLIER

19%INCREASE

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SpecialEconomic &IndustrialZones

INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK 2017:CONNECTING BUYERS AND PROJECTHOLDERS WITH BEST PRACTICE,TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIERS, AND INVESTORS

INFRASTRUCTUREINDONESIA

WEEK 2017

Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) 2017 has been redefined to focus more specifically on three priority areas of the Indonesian Government’s National Development Plan: Infrastructure Investment, Transport Infrastructure & Connectivity, and Industrial Development (Special Economic & Industrial Zones).

IIW 2017 will support these priority areas by bringing together leading technology suppliers with buyers and project holders with investors, through a specific series of conferences and events during Indonesia Infrastructure Week.

IDR

INFRAFINANCECONFERENCE

INDONESIAINFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE & CONNECTIVITY

Special Economic & Industrial Zones (SEIZ) expo-hub and conference stream within IIW, connecting land owners, developers, buyers and investors with project holders, new technology and best practice in support of Indonesia’s Industrial Development Plan.

High level conference connecting the international investor community with public and private investor-ready projects across all sectors of infrastructure development.

Specific exhibition sub-sectors and conference streams within IIW, connecting buyers with new technology and best practice across rail, ports and road transport infrastructure.

INFRARAILINDONESIA

INFRAPORTSINDONESIA

INFRATRAFFICINDONESIA

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IIW GLOBAL MEETINGS PROGRAMME –ENABLING $ BILLIONS IN ONSITE BUSINESS

CONNECTING AND ENGAGING WITHINDONESIA’S INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY24/7, 365 DAYS A YEAR

The Global Meetings Programme enables pre-registered visitors, delegates and exhibitors to pre-arrange meetings, prior to the exhibition, to take place at the exhibition. IIW 2016 Global Meetings Programme has been very well received. More than 7,000 people engaged online with the programme and translated to 217 meetings taking place in the GMP meeting lounge on the show floor.

GLOBALMEETINGSPROGRAMME

Senior Investment ManagerSaratoga Capital

“It is a quick, fuss free way to meet potential partners. Would be good to have such a service for the seminars as we met a number of potential partners there. I did not use the search function at all due to timing issues but will certainly do that next year.”

$250,000,000worth of business generated for the Senior Investment Manager of Saratoga Capital.

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

BUSINESS & INVESTMENT

INTERNATIONALNEWS

REGULATION & POLICY

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE

GOVERNMENT

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Have a story to tell? Connect your company’s public relations team with our editorial team and place your company news directly in front of your customers and peers. Contact Ifan at [email protected] for more details.

INFRASTRUCTURE

asia

Infrastructure Asia Online is the leading infrastructure news portal for the Indonesian and ASEAN markets. Infrastructure Asia Online provides timely industry news and content 24/7 via the online news platform, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn pages, along with fortnightly newsletters delivered direct to the inbox of its comprehensive subscriber base. Infrastructure Asia Online presents the latest news across the following subject areas:

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SpaceOnly

Includes:• Raw space • Not include electricity• General aisle cleaning• Security of exhibition area

370USD

sqm*

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Scheme

Includes Space Only features plus:• Rear and side walls• Carpet (grey)• Fascia board with

company’s name

• 2 fluorescent lights (@40W)

• 1 reception desk with 2 chairs

• 1 Wastebasket• Electricity: 2 Amp, 1

Phase, MCB402USD

sqm*

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double seated sofa and 2 single seated sofas

• Storage room 1 x 1m• 1 catalogue rack• 1 lockable cabinet• 4 display boxes

• Electricity upgrade to 4 Amp, 1 Phase, MCB

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EXHIBITION RATES

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE

GOVERNMENT

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For the second consecutive year, IIW will co-locate with Konstruksi Indonesia and The Big 5 Construct Indonesia – Indonesia’s complete end-to-end solution for the construction industry.

In 2016, this strategic co-location attracted an additional4,000 visitors to Indonesia Infrastructure Week.

Combined, these events will deliver:

Dwi Febriyanti - Sales Manager (IIW)Tarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 856 9444 5334Email: [email protected]

Olivia John - Deputy Sales ManagerTarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 813 8111 0068Email: [email protected]

INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK IS CO-LOCATED WITHKONSTRUKSI INDONESIA & THE BIG 5 CONSTRUCT INDONESIA

ABOUT TARSUS INDONESIA

Tarsus Indonesia, formerly PT Infrastructure Asia, is a business-to-business conference and exhibition organiser and media company based in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Tarsus Indonesia’s flagship event is the Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW), an event that generates more than $16 billion in new business during the event. Tarsus Indonesia also hosts events within the Education, Aviation, and Technology sectors.

Tarsus Indonesia is part of the UK-based Tarsus Group PLC - an international business-to-business media group. Founded in 1998, Tarsus has built a diverse portfolio of leading brands that span a wide range of industries and geographies. It operates in 13 key sectors, with 80+ events and websites, 25 publications, and an annualised turnover of over $70 million.

As part of our continuing support to the industry we have just launched our News portal - Infrastructure Asia Online, which provides a variety of exciting news about infrastructure industry.

CONTACTContact us now to book your participation atIndonesia Infrastructure Week 2017:

27,100+ m2

TOTALEVENT SPACE

20,000+KEY

BUYERS

600+EXHIBITINGCOMPANIES

$20 BILLIONNEW SALES

ORDERS

300+PRE-ARRANGED

BUSINESS MEETINGS

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1. Representing almost 6% of the world's water resources, statistically Indonesia does not include countries with water scarcity. However, now most of the areas such as Java, Bali, Sulawesi and East Nusa Tenggara have a net water deficit due to the lack of maximal water resources management and exacerbated by the increasing population

2. Only 29% of people can access clean water through pipelines. This figure is still far from the government's target for 2019, which is 60%

3. Since 1970-2013, there has been a decrease in the groundwater surface reaching 80%. This is one of the factors that make it di�cult for people to obtain clean water

4. Java Island is the island with the largest water demand deficit, which is -134.102 million m3 per year. This is due to the large demand of clean water that exceeds the availability of clean water available.

5. For surface water status, river conditions in some areas of Indonesia are well above the required thresholds required as a source of raw water. In 2016, it was mentioned that the turbidity level of water has exceeded the 1,000 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit)

6. Bappenas estimates that the financing needs of drinking water will reach IDR 275 trillion, while sanitation will reach IDR 273.7 trillion. Therefore, the development of drinking water and sanitation should be viewed as a long-term investment.

• Water Resource Management• Municipality Water Management• Wastewater Treatment and Management• Industrial Water and Wastewater Treatment• Ultra Pure Water and Bottled Water Production• Irrigation and Rainwater Harvesting Technology and

Management• Disinfection and Bio-pollutants Technology• Nutrient Removal, Recovery• Residual Treatment and Sludge Thickening• Natural Treatment Systems• Clean, Green and Sustainable Water Technologies

• Central Government • Provincial Government• Department Stores• Entrepreneurs• Hospitality Segments• Manufacturers and System Integrators• Food and Beverage Industry • Pulp and Paper Industry• Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry• Other Local and National Government Agencies

WWW.INFRAWATERINDONESIA.COM

KEY FACTS OF WATER IN INDONESIA

8-10 November 2017Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia

INFRAWATERINDONESIA

InfraWater Indonesia Exhibition & Conference 2017 is the newly segment of Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) focused in water & wastewater industry which connecting the international investor community with public and private investor-ready projects across all sectors of infrastructure development.

This show will bring together over 3,000 industry professionals and experts also over 100 exhibitors from several countries and for the fast growing water and wastewater industry in Indonesia. It is proven platform for industry professionals to get updated on the latest trends and developments and to build valuable partnerships. It is also where water supply & sewerage companies, consultants, contractors, industrial wastewater treatment professionals and decision makers look for e�ective solutions and technology.

InfraWater Indonesia as part of IIW 2017 provides the stage for the gathering of top professionals in the water and wastewater industry. Every participants make their business plan by attending this important event.

WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE VISITOR PROFILE

Part of

INFRASTRUCTUREINDONESIA

WEEK 2017

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PARTICIPATE AT INFRAWATER INDONESIA AND• HEAR strategic policy and insights delivered by regulators and industry experts,

national and international public and private sector influencers for Indonesia water and wastewater industry

• GAIN direct access be updated with the pre-market sounding information on priority infrastructure projects which will be delivered in IIW Conference series

• Expand your network by pre-arrange business meetings with new and existing clients via the IIW Meetings Programme

WWW.INFRAWATERINDONESIA.COM

MEET A UNIQUE AUDIENCE OF 150+ WATER AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONALS, INFLUENCERS & END USERSThe InfraWater Indonesia 2017 Conference will bring together thought leaders and leading industry stakeholders to share industry knowledge, best practice, and debate critical issues concerning upgrading and expanding Indonesia’s sea ports network.

This conference taking place 10th November 2017, as part of IIW’s multi-track conference programme will engage attendees with compelling content via the following formats:

KEYNOTESStrategic policy and insights

delivered by high profile, national and international public and private sector

influencers within the ports and marine infrastructure

industry

CASE STUDIESReal life project

presentations highlighting practical solutions to some of the most pressing issues

in ports and marine infrastructure

implementation

PANEL DISCUSSIONSTopical discussion and

debate by a panel of high level industry executives forging a road map for

delivering Indonesia’s ports and marine infrastructure

plans

ACCESS THE LARGEST GATHERING OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OWNERS AND STAKEHOLDERSIn 2016, Indonesia Infrastructure Week attracted 15,895 attendees; and in 2017, this figure is expected to grow to more than 17,000 industry professionals, generating more than $18 billion worth of new sales order at the exhibition.

Contact us now to book your participation within InfraWater Indonesia 2017 at Indonesia Infrastructure Week:Iwan AbimanjoeAccount ExecutiveTarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 816 195 9183Email: [email protected]

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As an archipelago nation, the development of sea transportation, river transportation and ferry networks across Indonesia remain a top priority within the Indonesian Government’s infrastructure development agenda.

Investment in these networks accounts for 16% of the total US$368.9 billion investment required to meet the government’s National Medium Term Plan 2015-2019.

This investment is needed to facilitate improved passenger transport across Indonesia and to accommodate the estimated doubling of cargo volume by 2030.

WWW.INFRAPORTSINDONESIA.COM

PRIORITISED INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT TO IMPROVECONNECTIVITY ACROSS A 17,000+ ISLAND NATION:

8-10 November 2017Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia

INFRAPORTSINDONESIA

INFRAPORTS INDONESIA 2017:SUPPORTING INDONESIA’SINFRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES TOBETTER CONNECT AN ARCHIPELAGO NATIONInfraPorts Indonesia Exhibition & Conference 2017 is the newly re-branded segment of Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) that connects buyers with new ports and marine infrastructure technology and best practice for the construction, maintenance and operation of Indonesia’s sea ports network.

Key marine infrastructure buyers and influencers, including:

PROJECT OWNERSCONTRACTORS

ENGINEERSSTATE OWNED ENTERPRISES

PORT OPERATORSNATIONAL & REGIONAL TRANSPORT AUTHORITIES

DEVELOPERS & INVESTORS

Suppliers of technology and solutions across the following categories:

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERINGMARINE INFRASTRUCTURE

COMMUNICATIONS & TECHNOLOGYLOGISTICS & HANDLING

PASSENGER EXPERIENCE

WHO SHOULD VISITWHO SHOULD EXHIBIT

$49.1 BILLIONof investment is required in sea, river and ferry transportation infrastructure between now and 2019

24 NEW SEAPORTSneed to be developed in order to meet government infrastructure targets

60 CROSSING POINTSalso need to be developed to improve connectivity across the archipelago

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EXHIBIT AT INFRAPORTS INDONESIA 2017 AND:• Showcase your products, technology and solutions to regional and international port

owners, operators, contractors and engineers• Benefit from direct introduction with motivated buyers through our Hosted Buyer

Programme• Gain direct access to real buying power – 61% of visitors are responsible for

procurement decisions• Pre-arrange business meetings with new and existing clients via the IIW Meetings

Programme• Benefit from an unrivalled marketing and promotion campaign valued in excess of

$3.5 million

ACCESS THE LARGEST GATHERING OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OWNERS AND STAKEHOLDERSIn 2016, Indonesia Infrastructure Week attracted 15,895 attendees; and in 2017, this figure is expected to grow to more than 17,000 industry professionals, generating more than $18 billion worth of new sales order at the exhibition.

Contact us now to book your participation within InfraPorts Indonesia 2017 at Indonesia Infrastructure Week:

WWW.INFRAPORTSINDONESIA.COM

Dwi FebriyantiSales Manager (IIW)Tarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 856 9444 5334Email: [email protected]

Olivia JohnDeputy Sales ManagerTarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 813 8111 0068Email: [email protected]

MEET A UNIQUE AUDIENCE OF 150+ PORTS AND MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONALS, INFLUENCERS AND END USERSThe InfraPorts Indonesia 2017 Conference will bring together thought leaders and leading industry stakeholders to share industry knowledge, best practice, and debate critical issues concerning upgrading and expanding Indonesia’s sea ports network.

This one-day conference taking place 9th November 2017, as part of IIW’s multi-track conference programme will engage attendees with compelling content via the following formats:

KEYNOTESStrategic policy and insights

delivered by high profile, national and international public and private sector

influencers within the ports and marine infrastructure

industry

CASE STUDIESReal life project

presentations highlighting practical solutions to some of the most pressing issues

in ports and marine infrastructure

implementation

PANEL DISCUSSIONSTopical discussion and

debate by a panel of high level industry executives forging a road map for

delivering Indonesia’s ports and marine infrastructure

plans

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Key rail industry buyers and influencers, including:

PROJECT OWNERSCONTRACTORS

ENGINEERSCITY PLANNERS

NATIONAL & REGIONAL TRANSPORT AUTHORITIES

DEVELOPERS & INVESTORS

Suppliers of technology and solutions across the following categories:

ROLLING STOCK & HEAVY EQUIPMENTINFRASTRUCTURE & PERMANENT WAY

SIGNALLING, COMMUNICATIONS & TECHNOLOGY

TURNKEY & GENERAL SOLUTIONSPASSENGER EXPERIENCE

Indonesia’s almost 5,000 kilometres of operational track is in a state of disrepair or needs to be upgraded to accommodate demand, while vast landmasses outside of Java have no rail services at all. As part of the country’s National Medium Term Plan 2015-2019, the archipelago has targeted extensive investment in new tracks across Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and Kalimantan to help reduce logistics costs, ease congestion across densely populated areas, and provide a most cost-e�ective means of inter-city travel. More specifically:

WWW.INFRARAILINDONESIA.COM

WHO SHOULD VISITWHO SHOULD EXHIBIT

THE BURGEONING DEMAND FOR THE EXPANSION ANDUPGRADE OF INDONESIA’S RAIL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE:

8-10 November 2017Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia

INFRARAILINDONESIA

INFRARAIL INDONESIA 2017:SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT ANDADVANCEMENT OF INDONESIA’SRAIL TRANSPORT NETWORKInfraRail Indonesia Exhibition & Conference 2017 is the newly re-branded segment of Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) that connects buyers with new rail infrastructure technology and best practice for the construction, maintenance and operation of Indonesia’s rail network.

$17.4 BILLION of investment is required in rail infrastructure projects between now and 2019

1,099 KILOMETRES of new urban railway track is required to meet the medium-term infrastructure goals for densely populated areas

2,159 KILOMETRESof new inter-urban railway track is required to meet the medium-term rail infrastructure development goals

MASS RAPID TRANSPORTATIONMRT networks are scheduled to be delivered across 6 metropolises and 17 large cities to ease land transport congestion

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EXHIBIT AT INFRARAIL INDONESIA 2017 AND:• Showcase your products, technology and solutions to regional and international

rail network contractors, owners, and operators• Benefit from direct introduction with motivated buyers through our Hosted Buyer

Programme• Gain direct access to real buying power – 61% of visitors are responsible for

procurement decisions• Pre-arrange business meetings with new and existing clients via the IIW Meetings

Programme• Benefit from an unrivalled marketing and promotion campaign valued in excess of

$3.5 million

MEET A UNIQUE AUDIENCE OF 150+ RAIL INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, INFLUENCERS AND END USERSThe InfraRail Indonesia 2017 Conference will bring together thought leaders and leading industry stakeholders to share industry knowledge and best practice, and to debate critical issues concerning upgrading and expanding Indonesia’s rail network.

This one-day conference taking place 9th November 2017, as part of IIW’s multi-track conference programme will engage attendees with compelling content via the following formats:

ACCESS THE LARGEST GATHERING OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OWNERS AND STAKEHOLDERSIn 2016, Indonesia Infrastructure Week attracted 15,895 attendees; and in 2017, this figure is expected to grow to more than 17,000 industry professionals, generating more than $18 billion worth of new sales order at the exhibition.

Contact us now to book your participation within InfraRail Indonesia 2017 at Indonesia Infrastructure Week:

WWW.INFRARAILINDONESIA.COM

Dwi FebriyantiSales Manager (IIW)Tarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 856 9444 5334Email: [email protected]

Olivia JohnDeputy Sales ManagerTarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 813 8111 0068Email: [email protected]

KEYNOTESStrategic policy and

insights delivered by high profile, national and

international public and private sector influencers within the rail transport infrastructure industry

CASE STUDIESReal life project

presentations highlighting practical solutions to some of the most pressing issues

in rail infrastructure implementation

PANEL DISCUSSIONSTopical discussion and

debate by a panel of high level industry executives forging a road map for

delivering Indonesia’s rail infrastructure plans

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Industrial ParksIndustrial parks o�er a cost-e�ective way to increase access to basic infrastructure and ensure that production can be carried out in an e�cient and e�ective manner. These investment options often specialise in select industries and provide resources, utilities, and connections to transport networks to optimize production chains.

Special Economic ZonesSpecial Economic Zones (SEZs) in Indonesia are open to foreign investment and o�er investors access to preferential regulatory infrastructure and taxation in an attempt to channel investment into specific locations. Indonesia currently has nine SEZs and plans for a total of 25 to be in place by 2019.

As part of RPJMN (National Medium Term Development Plan), Indonesia aims to build 14 industrial zones outside of Java.

There are currently 9 SEZs approved by the government with plans for a total of 25 to be in place by 2019.

Creating su�cient infrastructure to support these 14 industrial zones is expected to cost 54 trillion Rupiah ($ 4.1 Billion).

Once established, each SEZ is expected to attract billions of dollars in inward investment and create tens of thousands of new jobs.

WWW.INDONESIAINFRASTRUCTUREWEEK.COM

STIMULATING FOREIGN INVESTMENT ANDDOMESTIC ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH SPECIALECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL ZONES (SEIZ):

LAYING THE FOUNDATIONFOR INDONESIA’S FUTURE ECONOMICAND INDUSTRIAL GROWTHThe Special Economic & Industrial Zones Expo-hub and Conference at Indonesia Infrastructure Week (IIW) 2017 will connect project holders, engineers, and contractors with new technology, best practice, and the latest regulatory information for the development, maintenance and operation of economic and industrial zones.

SpecialEconomic &IndustrialZones

8-10 November 2017Jakarta Convention CenterIndonesia

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WEEK 2017

EXHIBITOR PROFILEUTILITIES TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS

HARD INFRASTRUCTURESOLUTIONS PROVIDERS

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTREGIONAL INVESTMENT BOARDSINDUSTRIAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS

VISITOR PROFILEPROJECT HOLDERS

DEVELOPERSCONTRACTORS

ENGINEERSSTATE OWNED ENTERPRISES

INVESTORSMANUFACTURERS

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EXHIBIT WITH THE SEIZ EXPO-HUB AT IIW 2017 AND:• Showcase your products, technology and solutions to project holders, contractors

and engineers• Benefit from direct introduction with motivated buyers through our Hosted Buyer

Programme• Gain direct access to real buying power – 61% of visitors are responsible for

procurement decisions• Pre-arrange business meetings with new and existing clients via the IIW Meetings

Programme• Benefit from an unrivalled marketing and promotion campaign valued in excess of

$3.5 million

ACCESS THE LARGEST GATHERING OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT OWNERS AND STAKEHOLDERSIn 2016, Indonesia Infrastructure Week attracted 15,895 attendees; and in 2017, this figure is expected to grow to more than 17,000 industry professionals, generating more than $18 billion worth of new sales order at the exhibition.

Contact us now to book your participation within the SEIZ Expo-hub at Indonesia Infrastructure Week:

WWW.INDONESIAINFRASTRUCTUREWEEK.COM

Dwi FebriyantiSales Manager (IIW)Tarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 856 9444 5334Email:[email protected]

Rudy PermanaAccount Executive Tarsus IndonesiaTel: +62 21 5799 1465 / 66 +62 878 7844 3338Email:[email protected]

MEET A UNIQUE AUDIENCE OF 150+ INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONALS, INFLUENCERS AND END USERSThe Special Economic Zone Conference at IIW 2017 will bring together thought leaders and leading industry stakeholders to share industry knowledge, best practice, and debate critical issues concerning delivery of Indonesia’s Special Economic Zones and Industrial Parks.

This one-day conference taking place 9th November 2017, part of IIW’s multi-track conference programme will engage attendees with compelling content via the following formats:

KEYNOTESCurrent policy and insights delivered by high profile, public and private sector

influencers within the infrastructure industry

CASE STUDIESReal life project

presentations highlighting practical solutions to the most pressing issues in infrastructure delivery

PANEL DISCUSSIONSTopical discussion and

debate by a panel of high level industry executives forging a road map for

delivering Indonesia’s SEZs and Industry Parks