Bloomberg Technoz, Jakarta - Indonesia, the world’s fourth most populous country with 280 million people, is at a pivotal stage of transformation. With 70% of its population in the productive age group, the nation holds a demographic advantage that offers a strategic chance to pursue high-value industries, sustain growth, and remain globally competitive.
To capture this opportunity, Indonesia has established Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as platforms to translate demographic strengths into long-term economic gains. The latest milestone is the official declaration of D-HUB SEZ in BSD City, a project set to reshape the country’s future across four critical sectors: healthcare, education, digital technology, and the creative economy.
D-HUB SEZ At A Glance
On October 7, 2024, BSD City—one of Indonesia’s leading smart and private city projects spanning 6,000 hectares.
Located just 30 minutes from Jakarta and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, BSD City is developed by Sinar Mas Land, Indonesia’s leading real estate conglomerate. Within this mega township, 60 hectares are dedicated to D-HUB SEZ—formally declared a Special Economic Zone under Government Regulation No. 38 of 2024.
The SEZ is projected to create 13,000 new jobs and directly support Greater Jakarta’s more than 32 million population while delivering benefits nationwide.
