Indonesia'S Textile Leather And Its Growth Rate Were 8% In The Second Quarter.

　　 Indonesia In August 8th (2011), the Ministry of industry said that the non oil manufacturing industry, which contributed most to economic growth, grew 6.61% in the second quarter of this year. Range Up to 7%.

Hidayat, Minister of industry of Indonesia, recently said that the growth rate of manufacturing industry in the second quarter of this year was 6.6%, the highest level since 2008, and the first time it exceeded 6.5% growth rate. It also slowed down the public's concern about Indonesia's "de industrialization". Minister H also pointed out that due to the fact that all manufacturing sectors are growing well, the growth rate of manufacturing industry in the third quarter is expected to rise significantly, reaching 7% throughout the year.

H continued to point out that in the next few quarters, the Department will focus on the development of small and medium-sized manufacturing industries in Indonesia, such as steel, automobile and petrochemical industries, so as to support larger industries to achieve higher growth. The Department will also encourage large manufacturing enterprises to purchase products from small and medium-sized manufacturing industries to achieve mutual support.

According to the Indonesia Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the overall manufacturing sector's contribution to the economic growth rate reached 24.3% in the second quarter of this year, and the three industries with the highest growth rate were:

1. basic metals and steel industry (growth 15.5%);

2. food and beverage and tobacco industry (9.3%) and

3. textiles, leather and shoemaking (8%),

4. wood related industries and fertilizer and chemical industries showed a decline, but the magnitude was less than 1%.

It is worth noting that the traditional growth rate of transport equipment and machinery industry grew by 4.4% in the second quarter, which is lower than the average value. It is mainly affected by the Japanese earthquake, and it is expected that the third quarter will be supplied. regression Normal.

BPS statistics show that in 2010, Indonesia's manufacturing industry contributed 21.62% to the economic growth rate, of which the top five manufacturing industries contributed to the economic growth rate. proportion In order:

1. food and beverage and tobacco industry (7.16%);

2. transport equipment and machinery industry (6.11%);

3. fertilizer, chemical and rubber industries (2.8%);

4. textile, leather and shoemaking (1.94%);

5. timber and related industries (1.27%).