Indonesia continues to strengthen its supervision of companies, including Foreign Investment Companies (PMA), through a series of regulatory updates introduced in 2025. These changes affect not only newly established companies but also existing PMA entities operating across various industries.
One of the most significant updates is the increased emphasis on annual corporate compliance and reporting obligations. Companies are now expected to ensure that their corporate records, shareholder resolutions, business classifications, and licensing data remain aligned with the latest regulations.
Failure to maintain compliance may result in administrative sanctions and could impact future corporate processes, licensing matters, and regulatory approvals.
As regulations continue to evolve, many PMA companies are discovering that routine corporate maintenance is no longer sufficient. A comprehensive compliance review is often necessary to identify potential risks and determine whether corporate actions or updates are required.
Our corporate legal and business compliance team assists PMA companies in understanding their obligations, reviewing corporate structures, and ensuring compliance with the latest Indonesian regulations.
Whether your company needs assistance with annual compliance requirements, corporate restructuring, licensing updates, or shareholder resolutions, our consultants can help you assess your current position and develop the most suitable compliance strategy.
Not sure whether your company is affected by the latest regulatory changes?
Contact Indoned Consultancy for a professional consultation and compliance assessment tailored to your business needs.
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