Exclusive-Indonesia plans $8 billion refineries contract with US firm amid tariffs deal, sources say
INDONESIA, JUL 22 – The $8 billion contract for 17 modular refineries is part of a trade deal reducing U.S. tariffs on Indonesian goods from 32% to 19%, boosting Indonesia's GDP by 0.5 points.
- On July 21, Indonesian Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto disclosed an $8 billion deal with KBR Inc to build 17 modular refineries in Indonesia.
- Last week, Indonesia and the United States agreed to lower threatened U.S. tariffs on Indonesian goods to 19% from 32%.
- The presentation indicated potential deals could total $34 billion, highlighting Danantara’s control over over $900 billion in assets and a $2 billion blue ammonia project in Louisiana.
- Lowered tariffs could boost Indonesia’s GDP by 0.5 points, and President Donald Trump said Indonesia would buy 50 Boeing aircraft.
- Negotiators for Indonesia and the United States will finalize the agreement in coming weeks ahead of an August 1, 2025, higher tariff deadline.
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Indonesia Forges $8 Billion Refinery Deal with U.S. Firm
Indonesia prepares to sign an $8-billion contract with U.S. engineering company KBR Inc to help it build 17 modular refineries, as part of the U.S.-Indonesia trade deal, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing sources with knowledge of the plans and a government presentation it has seen. Last week, Indonesia and the United States reached a trade deal, under which the U.S. tariffs on Indonesian products will be lowered to 19% from an initial levy of…
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