The minister of of industry and trade for the Republic of Indonesia has
developed an economic plan for the next ten years through which he hope to
promote foreign investment and business growth.  In addition, he also
initiated a four year program to provide assistance and training in IT to the business community.

There are about 200 companies that produce local personal computers and peripherals in Indonesia.  Local producers include those producing brand names such as Mugen, AAC, Aldo, ACS, ICM, Ascom, DMC, Access, NET, Procom, CBM, Columbia, Hitech, and Centrin.  Among these brands, the five companies that dominate the local market share are Mugen, AAC, ACM, Aldo and Access. Together, they comprise almost 60% of the market.  They supply their products mostly to small companies, government offices, and home users.

Plenty of American, Japanese, and Korean companies such as Mitsubishi,
Sharp, and Sony are already manufacturing in Indonesia.  Next, the minister
would like to see component manufacturers in order to improve the efficiency of the country's computer hardware production.

The following table is a list of components that are manufactured domestically in 1994 and 1995 :
 

Items	1994 (US$ Thousand)	1995 (US$ Thousand)
Computers	30,539.87	19,680.03
Micro floppy disks	18,041.86	37,607.48
Software	296.84	285.38
Monitors	229,295.84	276,982.77
Floppy disk drives	102,717.88	14,115.03
Printers	9,918.24	11,565.18
Mouse	1,606.36	1,142.54
Case CPU	1,387.48	1,097.5
CPU	339.76	228.08
Keyboards	296.30	526.72

Source : Industrial Statistics, Central Bureau of Statistics, 1994&1995
 

The followng table is a listing of the value of Indonesian exports from 1993-1995 :
 

Items	1993	1994	1995
Main Frame Computers	111,423	188,367	128,523
Personal and Micro Computer	3,386,788	3,254,483	7,056,070
CPU & Digital Process. Units	274,213	13,662,257	10,176,183
Input / Output Units	31,008,484	25,981,724	124,343,745
Hard Disk drives & Peripharals	50,524,641	35,713,870	197,945

Indonesia's most important computer-related export is monitors. Around 90% of the monitors produced are targeted for export.
TVM,Fortune, MAG, and GTC brand monitors are exported to several
countries.  Monitor production capacity is around 160,000 monitors per month, about 144,000 of which are exported.  Since capacity is expected to increase to 200,000 units per month, the export value of monitors will increase in the future.

Source : Central Bureau of Statistics, 1993-1995

The electronics industry accounted for $3.6 billion of exports in 1996, up more than 30% from 1995, it still has to import about 65% of its components, some $2 billion in 1996.

Source: http://www.redherring.com/mag/issue51/dispatches.html
 

Hardware players in Indonesia: 

Canon, Acer, APC, Compaq, Dell, Digital, Epson, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Interlink 2000, Micron, NEC, Notebook, Notebook/Infotalk, Toshiba, and Zyrex 
Source: http://www.asiagateway.com/indonesia/computer/index.html