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In Depth: Chinese Resource Giants Aim to Weather Indonesia’s Mining Upheaval

By Wensimin and Luo Guoping
2026年06月18日 14:41
Squeezed by slumping global commodity markets and a surge in resource nationalism, companies have found that they are too invested to walk away
A laterite nickel mine in Indonesia. Photo: Zhang Ruixue/Caixin

Indonesia is aggressively accelerating its pivot toward resource nationalism, leveraging its wealth of critical minerals to demand a larger share of global supply chain profits.

Under President Prabowo Subianto, Jakarta has rolled out a barrage of centralized control policies aimed at reclaiming state authority and redistributing resource wealth — a long-term strategic shift that is now sending shockwaves through the country’s booming mining and energy sectors.

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