2 Investors Build New Ceramic Factory in Indonesia Thanks to Import Duty, Investment Reaches IDR 3 Trillion: https://www.liputan6.com/bisnis/read/5653844/2-investor-bangun-pabrik-keramik-baru-di-indonesia-berkat-bea-masuk-investasi-tembus-rp-3-triliun?page=3/25 July 2024
The Association of Various Indonesian Ceramic Industries (Asaki) said that the plan to implement trade barriers in the form of Anti-Dumping Import Duty (BMAD) for ceramic products has spurred two investors to build new ceramic factories in Indonesia.

Asaki Chairman Edy Suyanto said that the new ceramic factories belong to two companies, namely PT Superior Porcelain Sukses with a capacity of 21.6 million square meters located in Subang, and PT Rumah Keramik Indonesia with a capacity of 20 million square meters located in Batang.

Ceramic Industry Entrepreneur Optimistic of Production Growing 15 Percent in 2022: https://ekonomi.bisnis.com/read/20220708/257/1552832/pengusaha-industri-keramik-optimistis-produksi-tumbuh-15-persen-tahun-ini/8 July 2022
Ceramic industry entrepreneurs are optimistic that production volume will grow 15 percent annually in 2022. This is predicted to be driven by a surge in demand during the peak season. General Chairperson of the Indonesian Ceramics Association (Asaki) Edy Suyanto expressed optimism that the target for a 15 percent growth in ceramic production volume in Indonesia this year will range from 475 to 480 million m2. "The production target is 475 -480 million m2 and the utilization rate is 85 percent. This optimism is supported by the demand for ceramics on an annual trend, which will experience a peak season," said Edy to Bisnis, Friday (8/7/2022).

Based on annual trends, he continued, the peak season for the surge in ceramic demand is expected to occur in the second semester of 2022. In particular, in the third quarter of 2022, in addition to export performance which is still good. In semester I/2022, national ceramic exports recorded a positive double-digit growth of around 11 percent on an annual basis.