INDONESIA TINDAK TEGAS SINGAPURA! Bukannya Marah Dan Membalas Malah Ngasih Investasi Rp 308 triliun

June 1, 2026: Indonesia officially locks exports of palm oil, coal, and iron alloys to the country's ONE DOOR (PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia). Eight days later, Singaporean Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong is standing in Jakarta—expressing support and urging Singaporean companies to "adapt" to Indonesian regulations. Coincidence? This video unpacks the meaning behind it—with data, not drama. Discussed: ✅ Chronology: the one-door rule (PP 24/2026, Permendag 15-17) & the lockdown schedule until January 1, 2027 ✅ The "back door" closed: Indonesia's commodity profit scheme relies on Singaporean intermediaries (quote from Minister of Finance Purbaya) ✅ Dependency data: almost 60% of Singapore's gas comes from Indonesia (BP/SKK Migas) ✅ Rp308 trillion project: 3.4 GW of green electricity from Indonesia starting in 2028 — submarine cable to Singapore ✅ Reading 3 key sentences from the Singaporean Deputy PM in Jakarta (June 9, 2026) ✅ The honest side: Perhapi criticism, trade risks, and conditions to prevent the DSI from becoming a new flashpoint ✅ A new era of bargaining power in the Strait of Malacca Note: All quotes and figures are from official/credible sources with attribution; Singapore is an important partner — this video is about bargaining power, not hostility. #CUANOMICS #OneStopExport #Danantara #Singapore #IndonesiaGeopolitics #IndonesiaEconomy #Coal #Palm #Downstream #EconomicSovereignty REFERENCES (with source links) OneStop Export Policy (PP 24/2026 & Minister of Trade Regulation 15-17/2026): [1] Bisnis.com — "Ahead of OneStop Export via Danantara, Check the Rules Here" (effective June 1, 2026; full phase; quote from Prabowo at the House of Representatives plenary session on May 20: under-invoicing, transfer pricing, DHE escape; coverage of coal/palm-UCO-POME/ferro alloy; DSI helpdesk) [2] CNBC Indonesia — "Take Another Look! 3 Main Provisions of the Natural Resources Export Regulation Only Through One Door" (Minister of Trade Regulation 15/16/17 of 2026; Follow-up to Government Regulation 24/2026; effective from June 1, 2026) [3] Detik Finance — "Minister of Trade Issues 3 CPO-Coal Export Regulations Through DSI, Here's the Scheme" (full implementation by DSI as of January 1, 2027; transition period begins June 1, 2026; Minister of Trade Budi Santoso: also to address the weakening rupiah) [4] Bisnis.com — "Details of the CPO to Coal Export Scheme Through Danantara Sumberdaya" (transition period until the end of 2026: exporters may continue to operate but must report to DSI; 15 HS7202 ferroalloy tariff lines; old PE remains in effect until the end of 2026) Singapore's Response (June 9-11, 2026): [5] Suara.com — "Singapore Speaks Out on Danantara's One-Stop Export Regulation" (Gan Kim Yong at the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, June 9 2026; quote: "Ensuring Indonesia remains an attractive investment destination for Singapore"; encouraging Singaporean companies to adapt and find the best path; context: 16th Ministerial Meeting of the Six Economic Working Groups) [6] Detik Finance — "RI Implements One-Stop Exports Through DSI, Here's Singapore's Deputy PM's Response" (Gan: understanding each country's priorities; Singapore positions itself as a partner; ensuring trade routes and supply chains are undisturbed) Singapore's Energy Dependence on Indonesia: [7] CNBC Indonesia — "Not Just Gas, Singapore Also Depends on Electricity from Indonesia!" (Almost 60% of Singapore's gas supply comes from Indonesia; Singapore consumption ±1.22 BCFD [BP Statistical Review 2021] vs. Indonesia's exports ±700 MMSCFD [SKK Migas]; electricity MoU 2022) [8] Katadata — "Five Facts about Indonesia's Green Electricity Exports to Singapore, IDR 308 Trillion Investment" (3.4 GW starting in 2028; 7 companies with conditional approvals; solar PV & battery factories in Indonesia) [9] CNA Indonesia — "Singapore to Increase Green Electricity Imports from Indonesia to 3.4 GW" (details of 7 projects: Pacific Medco 0.6 GW, Adaro 0.4, EDP 0.4, Vanda RE 0.3, Keppel 0.3, Singa & Shell +1.4; Singapore Energy target 4→6 GW by 2035; electricity = 40% of Singapore Energy emissions) [10] Bisnis.com (Green) — "Singapore's Ambition to Accelerate Green Electricity Supply, and Its Dependence on Indonesia" (Singapore Renewables 1 GW Conditional License — TotalEnergies × RGE/Imelda Tanoto JV; SGEI submarine cable; operational 2029) Criticism & Risks (balance): [11] PERHAPI — "One-Stop Exports Through Danantara Hamper Downstream Coal Investment" (Hary Kristiono: Investment certainty compromised; meeting with the China Investors Association; phases from June 1 → September 1 → no later than January 1, 2027; ferro alloy US$16.49 billion; Coordinating Minister Airlangga's explanation of the purpose of supervision) [12] The Conversation Indonesia — "One-Stop Exports Through Danantara and the Shadow of Risks in International Trade" (risk analysis of the single exporter scheme; public reaction) [13] Kompas.id — "Indone...