Nurturing growth responsibly, so you can thrive sustainably
Indonesia’s forest, paper, and packaging sector continues to expand, anchored by approximately 120 million hectares of forest estate that support industrial plantations and major pulp and paper production. As demand for sustainable and recyclable materials grows, paper‑based packaging is gaining momentum across key industries such as food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and e‑commerce, strengthening the sector’s role in the national plantation ecosystem.
Sources: Indonesia’s Palm Oil Industry 2025: Market Insights, Challenges, and Opportunities
PwC Indonesia works with companies in the plantation, forest, paper and packaging sectors through a combination of industry insight and multidisciplinary services. Using Indonesia’s large plantation and forest resources as a foundation, we help clients meet regulatory expectations, advance sustainability and increase operational clarity. With growing interest in renewable and recyclable packaging, we offer strategic and digital guidance to support responsible growth.
Companies and organisations are looking to identify and respond to their ESG risks and opportunities. Active management of ESG issues can directly impact the bottom line as well as a company’s reputation and social licence to operate. Our range of services will help you better understand the ESG value creation journey and how PwC can assist you to fulfill your ESG needs.
In this issue, we provide you with:
Threat and opportunities from the recovery of palm oil industry in Indonesia / Indonesian palm oil companies can mitigate key Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) risks by being proactive / Legal reform in the plantation sector / Imposition of the carbon tax through the Harmonisation of Tax Regulations (“HPP”) Law / Palm oil industry recovery - right momentum for IPO