Foreign Trade Enterprises Borrow Electronic Business Platform To Nugget The Indonesian Market

In September 2014, at the first China ASEAN cyberspace forum, delegates agreed to build the China ASEAN Information Port starting from the popularization of the Internet and building an "online Silk Road".

Compared with the ancient China's ancient trade links with the East and the west, the four cross-border electricity suppliers are changing traditional cross-border trade and connecting the world with a brand new "online Silk Road".

At present, according to the latest report of the Central Bureau of statistics of Indonesia, China has become Indonesia's largest import and export market.

In 2013, the total import and export volume of non gasoline commodities between the two countries exceeded 50 billion US dollars.

Against this background, recently, the Indonesian China commodity network was formally launched and the Indonesian market was organized.

On October 31st, at the International Fair of Maritime Silk Road in Guangdong in twenty-first Century, the Indonesian China commodity network of Qianhai net trade electronic commerce company announced that it had won tens of millions of yuan RMB financing from Pan Fung capital.

China commodity network aims to establish China's largest Indonesian independent information platform based on China and ASEAN, and Indonesia's largest B2C platform specializing in the sale of Chinese goods.

Build a bridge linking China and India to help Chinese commodities spread to the Indonesian market quickly and open a convenient e-commerce door for Chinese goods to Indonesia and ASEAN countries.

In 2012, the project team has successfully established Vietnam China commodity network for Vietnam market, with daily sales volume of 100 thousand yuan / day.

Indonesia's economy is growing year by year with the strong momentum of 6%. Meanwhile, the number of users of Internet terminals such as Indonesia's smart phones and tablet computers has gradually increased. This series of factors has spawned unprecedented prosperity in Indonesia's e-commerce.

According to the monitoring data of China Electronic Commerce Research Center, the comprehensive growth rate of e-commerce in Indonesia will reach 40.2% during the period from 2010 to 2015. It is estimated that the scale of Indonesia's e-commerce market will grow from 8 billion US dollars in 2013 to US $25 billion in 2016.

Indonesia is rich in natural resources, but because of its weak industrial foundation and low level of science and technology, a large number of manufactured goods depend on imports.

And China's machinery, electronics, chemical industry,

Plastics, medical devices, communication equipment and other equipment and products are all very suitable for Indonesia's market demand.

According to the China ASEAN Free Trade Agreement, most of the Chinese products can enter the Indonesian market with zero tariff. If China's foreign trade enterprises can seize this boundless business opportunity and increase their pioneering efforts, they will be able to make great progress in the Indonesian market.

Data show that in the first half of 2014, the total volume of cross-border e-commerce pactions in China was around 3 trillion yuan, of which cross-border retail sales were about 300 billion yuan.

Relevant people in the State Council put forward a pilot project to expand cross-border e-commerce in the two sessions of the government's work report this year to encourage innovation and development of e-commerce.

Indonesian trade ministry officials also said at the first China ASEAN e-commerce summit that the potential of Indonesia's electricity supplier market is huge and expects to get more opportunities in cooperation with China's e-commerce providers.

Lu Xiangtong, general manager of the Indonesian China commodity network, said he had a successful experience in the first battle of Vietnam's cross-border e-commerce projects.

Indonesia is located in the surrounding areas of China. Its location is superior to that of Europe and the United States, and its economic development is at a recovery stage. China's low price products have a high share of the market.

But local business information is hard to get. Many commercial intelligence information needs to rely on connections.

The Indonesian China commodity network provides an open platform for local businesses to understand Chinese goods and to achieve trade with each other.

Within 3 years, the volume of Indonesia's China commodity network is expected to reach 301 million 700 thousand yuan.

It is also revealed that the Danish China commodity network will be formally launched in November 11th, and Finland, Russia and other projects are also planned to contribute to the consolidation of the "online Silk Road".