Indonesia Says Chinese Companies Commit $7.46 bln in New Investment

INVESTMENT - JAKARTA. Indonesia's investment ministry said several Chinese companies have expressed commitments to invest a total of $7.46 billion in new projects including factories producing silicon products and fiberglass.

The ministry issued the statement late on Sunday, after Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani's visit to the Chinese cities of Hangzhou, Quzhou and Beijing between Dec. 18 and 20.

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