The plant will focus on processing popular South Indian rice varieties such as Sona Masoori and Kolam, with commercial production expected to begin in February 2026.
Continued productivity growth in rice and maize is expected to support broader economic stability and reinforce Indonesia’s agricultural sector competitiveness.
The project seeks to meet surging demand for locally grown aromatic rice that can compete on quality, aroma and yield.
The investment aims to help rice farmers across the United States, Europe, India, Pakistan and Thailand adopt climate-smart agricultural practices.
This investment project, which mobilizes foreign capital, is also a boost for the implementation of the National Agricultural Sector Development Plan (NADP) adopted in 2024.