Indonesia’s agriculture sector is highly fragmented with a large number of small players. The sector is an important source of income for large parts of the population. In addition to smallholders using traditional farming methods, there are also large-scale plantations, owned either by the state or private investors. According to Oxford Business Group, small farmers focus on horticultural commodities, while large plantations dominate palm oil, the country’s leading agricultural export. Small farms also account for about 90% of the coffee and 80% of the rubber production. Private large-scale plantations supply 59% of the palm oil output, followed by small farms whit a 34% share and state-owned plantations with 7.6%, according to Indonesia Investments.

01 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

02 SECTOR IN FOCUS 

03 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 

04 COMPANIES IN FOCUS 

05 REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT 

06 CROPS 

07 LIVESTOCK & FISHERIES