With the fourth highest population in the world and GDP per capita more than double that of India, Indonesia’s potential as an emerging market is often under-estimated by the global logistics industry. ‘Indonesia Transport & Logistics 2015 - A New Dawn? highlights the immense opportunities now opening up in South East Asia’s largest economy under the new administration of President Joko ‘Jokowi’ Widodo. Featuring Ti’s unique PESTLE analysis and chapters on Infrastructure, Trade, Business Environment and the competitive structure of the transport business, the report offers the most up-to-date appraisal of investment risk in Indonesia’s logistics industry as well as making long-term demand growth forecasts by sector. Complete with profiles of 35 of Indonesia’s major logistics providers and market sizing of the contract logistics, freight forwarding and express sectors, ‘Indonesia Transport & Logistics 2015 - A New Dawn?provides a comprehensive understanding and searching insight into one of the world’s fastest growing logistics markets. Market size forecasts through to 2019 are clearly traced out with expected, high and low scenarios presented. The report concludes that logistics growth in Indonesia over the next decade will be contingent on the pace and scale of infrastructure development and the ability of the new government to push through reforms that encourage much needed foreign direct investment. Compiled by lead author Mike King, Ti’s Senior Analyst for Asia, the report features primary research from Mike’s travels and interviews across the country. “If President Joko ‘Jokowi’ Widodo follows through on his plans to invest hugely in new ports, airports and toll roads, then Indonesia’s logistics markets will see rapid growth,” he said. “However, if investment falls short then our low forecasts are likely to transpire, with Indonesia likely costing itself 5-10% growth per year across a range of logistics markets.”