Indonesia cuts tax incentives to curb investment in low-quality nickel products

It was reported that Indonesia has cut tax incentives in order to limit investment in low-quality nickel products. The company targets to get more value from its rich nickel reserves and further pushes the downstream investment.

The government planned an investment of approximately US$95 billion for 2023, keeping focusing on the natural resource processing industry and aiming to save nickel reserves to produce products with higher value, such as materials used in electric vehicle batteries.

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