
Fisheries & Marine Processing
Downstream processing of NTT marine capture fisheries (5,054.93–10,000.54 tons/month from 33,891 fishery business units) and seaweed (18.67% carrageenan yield) within MMAF's priority cold chain hub.
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Downstream processing of NTT marine capture fisheries (5,054.93–10,000.54 tons/month from 33,891 fishery business units) and seaweed (18.67% carrageenan yield) within MMAF's priority cold chain hub.

Direct supply of biomass pellets to neighboring CFB Bolok Power Plant (2,711–5,796 tons CO2 reduction) and coconut shell briquette exports (national export market 203,011 tons).

Cold storage facilities, dry distribution depots, bonded logistics, and reefer container services connected to Tenau Port and Bolok Ferry.

ISPM 15 heat-treated logistics pallets, commercial project furniture, hydraulic paving blocks (SNI standard), and steel fabrication serving NTT and Timor-Leste construction markets.

Rooftop solar EPC/O&M (field-proven 85.60% efficiency in Kupang), HVAC-R maintenance, energy audits, and licensed domestic B3 used oil management under PP No. 22/2021.

Downstream processing of NTT corn (305.34k tons), beef cattle population (593.64k head), competitive local animal feed (DRCR 0.5660), and export-grade moringa products.

Food, water, and environmental testing laboratories, industrial metrology calibration, and NDT technical inspections ensuring product quality and plant safety across NTT.

Integrated industrial wastewater treatment, hazardous and medical waste management, container reconditioning, and circular material recovery in an integrated industrial park.
Looking for a location for production, processing or distribution? Explore business opportunities and discuss land and facility requirements with KIB Kupang.
The Bolok Industrial Park (KIB) in Kupang Regency presents 44 investment opportunity profiles as preliminary intelligence for domestic and international investors. Each profile objectively outlines market context, competitive landscape, raw material supply, technical requirements, estate infrastructure readiness, and primary business risks.
Warehousing to serve customers in NTT and Timor-Leste, or processing Australian raw materials for the Indonesian market. Here are two examples to discuss with KIB.
Producers and distributors can consider Kupang for storage, packaging or processing before marketing products in NTT and Timor-Leste.
US$317.9 million — Timor-Leste’s goods imports from Indonesia in 2024.
Source: BCTL, Economic Performance 2024, Table 1.11.
Discuss distribution plansFor livestock and food businesses, one option to consider is slaughtering, meat processing and storage in Kupang before marketing products in Indonesia.
More than 90% of cattle exported through the Port of Darwin are destined for Indonesia.
Source: Northern Territory Government, 29 January 2026.
Discuss processing plansA structured step-by-step roadmap from initial inquiry to commercial factory operations at Bolok Industrial Estate.
Submit your business profile, estimated land requirements, and utility needs via our inquiry form or initial meeting.
Direct on-site inspection assisted by KIB management to review topography, container access roads, and utility tie-in points.
Issuance of Plot Allocation Letter and signing of Industrial Land Utilization Agreement (PPTI) with PT KIB (Perseroda).
Assistance with risk-based licensing (OSS-RBA), environmental compliance (RKL-RPL), and Building Approval (PBG).
Site grading, temporary utility connection, issuance of HGB title on HPL up to 80 years, and commercial production.
Fiscal and regulatory facilities applicable at Bolok Industrial Estate under the laws and regulations of the Republic of Indonesia.
30% net income deduction of total investment value over 6 years (5% annually), loss carry-forward up to 10 years, and 10% dividend tax rate for marine and agro-processing sectors in NTT.
Customs duty exemption on imports of industrial machinery, factory equipment, and parts for setup or expansion during a 2-year construction period to minimize initial CAPEX.
Import duty exemption and zero VAT on imported raw materials processed and assembled for re-export, strategic for frozen tuna processing, charcoal briquettes, and feed mills in KIB.
One-stop direct assistance with the NTT Provincial Investment Agency (DPMPTSP): accelerated NIB, streamlined environmental permits under estate AMDAL, and regional technical recommendations.
Start with your space, vehicle access, electricity, water, and type of business activity. All operational KIB land holds Right of Management (HPL) owned by the NTT Provincial Government, where investors are granted clear HGB certificates over HPL for up to 80 years under Government Regulation No. 18/2021, fully dispute-free. Compare the four estates, then open the details of the most relevant location.
The map shows the estates and planned blocks. Tell us which estate or block interests you to find out about availability.
No. For an initial enquiry, your name and contact details are enough. Company information can be added as discussions progress.
Contact a KIB representative via our form or WhatsApp with your estimated space and business plans. Our team will prepare a formal proposal covering current rental/HPL rates, utility readiness, and land utilization schemes.
Select “Plan a visit” or contact our WhatsApp with your preferred dates. The KIB management team will welcome and personally assist your site survey.
The estate profile document can be downloaded at the bottom of this page. If you require in-depth technical studies or tailored investment presentations for your board meetings, please contact the KIB team.
Download the official estate factsheet or schedule a technical consultation with the PT KIB management team.