Indonesia & Cambodia
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Indonesia
Indonesia stands out in Southeast Asia with its resource-driven manufacturing strength and expanding industrial scale. Its textile industry, employing over 4 million workers and generating $12 billion in exports, further highlights its labor-intensive manufacturing capacity. Additionally, Indonesia benefits from “strategic export policies”, such as raw material export bans, which incentive foreign companies to relocate production facilities locally. Government efforts to improve infrastructure and attract foreign direct investment (FDI) have also strengthened its position as a regional manufacturing hub.
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Cambodia
Cambodia, meanwhile, capitalizes on “low labor costs” and “trade privileges”. Despite recent wage hikes (average $210/month including benefits), its workforce remains cheaper than in many neighboring countries, though productivity lags at 60% of China’s efficiency. The country’s geographic positioning as a key node in ASEAN and its access to EU and U.S. tariff preferences (e.g., EBA, GSP) enhance export competitiveness, particularly for garments and footwear. Cambodia’s young population (70% under 30) and open economic policies, including no foreign exchange controls, attract labor-intensive industries.
In summary, Indonesia excels in resource-based industrialization and scale, while Cambodia offers cost advantages and trade benefits.
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