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Data Use
The monthly IC indexes series measure the change in the average cost at which a plant is constructed. All available IC indexes series start back in January 2000 (base period) when the indexes are set at 100 (base value). IC indexes and key manufacturing cost factors in Indonesia and up to 32 other countries are provided with the annual subscription to Intratec Industry Economics Worldwide. To better understand data provided check Industry Economics Worldwide Methodology .
Data Delivery Methods
IC Indexes are available via different delivery methods:
- Online charts
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- Web API (to facilitate integration with existing workflows)
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About IC Indexes
IC Indexes are based on a robust methodology, which involves gathering and processing a huge amount of data from several countries. The index reconciles prices trends of fundamental components of an industrial plant construction such as labor, material and energy, providing meaningful historical and forecast data for users.
IC Indexes are straightforward, handy tools for a series of purposes, like capex estimation, feasibility studies and investment analysis. Intratec Plant Construction Indexes cover as many as 33 countries, and are suitable for industrial plants from several sectors, spanning the fields of Oil & Energy, Fertilizers & Gases, Olefins & Derivatives, Aromatics & Derivatives, Alcohols & Organic Acids, Inorganic Chemicals, Polymers, Food & Nutrition, Metals & Mining, Pharmaceuticals and Water & Utilities.
About Indonesia Manufacturing Industry
Indonesia's economy is one of the largest in Southeast Asia, characterized by a diverse industrial base that plays a crucial role in both national and regional markets. The country is known for its rich natural resources and a growing manufacturing sector that includes industries such as textiles, automotive, electronics, and food processing. Manufacturing significantly contributes to Indonesia’s GDP, driving employment and economic development.
The Indonesian manufacturing industry is recognized for its focus on quality production and expanding technological capabilities. With a young and adaptable workforce, along with increasing investments in infrastructure, Indonesia is becoming an attractive destination for both domestic and foreign investment. The automotive sector, in particular, has experienced notable growth, supported by rising demand and a developing supply chain.
As Indonesia addresses global economic trends, such as sustainability and digitalization, its manufacturing sector remains essential to its economic stability. The country is increasingly investing in green technologies and innovative practices, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable industrial development. With a focus on enhancing skills and fostering innovation, Indonesia is well-positioned to continue its journey as a key player in the global manufacturing arena for years to come.