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GROWING OF CITRUS FRUITS
This group includes agricultural businesses ranging from preparation or implementation, planting, nursery, maintenance, harvesting and post-harvest activities of large oranges and tangerines or chayote, such as grapefruit, lemon and limes, oranges, tangerines, tangerines, mandarin oranges and clementines, and other citrus fruits. Including activities of citrus fruit tree nurseries and seedlings
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Contact our consultantsKey requirements to set up a growing of citrus fruits in Indonesia
The following requirements are based on the Indonesian business classification code 01230
- Maximum foreign ownership
- 100%
- Minimum capital
- Rp. 2.5 billion
- Local SME partnership required
- No
What is a KBLI 01230?
A KBLI is an Indonesian business classification, last revised in 2020. The KBLI determines the regulations for a specific business activity.
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01230 stands for growing of citrus fruits
| KBLI | 01230 |
|---|---|
| Section | Agriculture, forestry and fishing |
| Division | Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities |
| Group | Growing of perennial crops |
| Indonesian class | Growing of citrus fruits |
Activities similar to Growing of citrus fruits
- Plant agriculture of spraves, aromatic or refresh, narcotics and other medicines
- Rubber plantations and other gum producing plants
- Freedom agriculture and other annual plants
- Aromatic plantation or fresh
- Agriculture of medicinal plant or biofarmaka rimpang
- Agriculture of drug or biofarmaka non rimpang
- Clove plantation
- Chili agriculture
- Pepper plantation
- Oleaginous fruit plantations
- Growing of beverage crops
- Fruit farming more
What are the requirements to set up a growing of citrus fruits in Indonesia?
Shareholders
- At least two shareholders
- Maximum of 100% of the shares can be held by foreign shareholders.
Capital
- Minimum paid up capital is Rp 2.500.000.000,00
- Paid-up capital will not be injected in the company during the registration process. Instead, the shareholders issue a statement letter that at least the amount of minimum paid-up capital will be injected to the company once the registration is completed.
Corporate structure
- At least one director. At least one of the directors must be an Indonesian resident. The directors are in charge of the daily operations of the company.
- At least one commissioner. Commissioners are overseeing the work of directors on behalf of the shareholders.
- The same person cannot be both a director and a commissioner.
- There is no requirement for the director or commissioner to hold shares in the company.
- Registered address in a building with the correct building permit.
Example of typical shareholder table
| Name | Country of origin | Role | Shares | Capital contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smith Industries Ltd. | Australia | 7500 | Rp1875000000 | |
| John Smith | Australia | Commissioner | 2500 | Rp625000000 |
| Budianto | Indonesia | Director | 0 | Rp 0,00 |
| 10000 | Rp 2.500.000.000,00 | |||
The process of registering growing of citrus fruits company in Indonesia
The exact process of registering a growing of citrus fruits company depends on the location of your company's registered address.
The fastest way to register a company in Indonesia is in South Jakarta (Jakarta Selatan), using Emerhub's registered address. This cuts down the registration time to five working days.
In Bali, the typical registration time is 3-4 weeks. Elsewhere in Indonesia the registration times vary between 2-6 weeks.
