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Activity
Bankable Feasibility Studies (WHIP)
Katalis investment: AUD593,939
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 3 years
Success entails construction of one or two hospitals based on the results of the bankable feasibility studies. The cost to build one hospital is AUD58-73 million. Ultimate success will be the construction of 23 hospitals and 650 clinics in West Java over a 13-year period, valued at over USD1 billion in domestic and foreign investment.
Facilitating the entry of an Indonesian digital identity verification service into the Australian market
Katalis investment: AUD271,150
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 12-18 months
Success means Privy will invest between AUD3-5 million to enter the Australian market after successful partnership activities and determining feasibility of market entry. This includes establishing an office and signing up Australian businesses to their services. Success in Australia may enable broader international expansion.
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Indonesia Australia Skills Exchange
Sustainable Tourism Destination Standard and Training – Pilot Project, TanaMori, Labuan Bajo
Katalis investment: AUD566,571
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 5-15 years
Success will mean that Australian investors and training providers support the development of TanaMori and other Indonesian priority tourism destinations to improve sustainable tourism destination management. For TanaMori, success means generating a commercial return on the project, with an initial estimated Return on Investment of 12-15 per cent over 15 years.
Exploring Indonesia - Australia fintech opportunities for the two-wheel EV market
Katalis investment: AUD345,000
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 2-5 years
Success will see SkyCredit entering
Indonesia's fast moving electric motorcycle ecosystem with scalable, online and embedded finance products that will support affordable loans for the purchase of electric
motorcycles. Success would see SkyCredit generate approximately AUD64 million in recurring revenue by 2032.
Onboarding Australian TVET Providers to Pintar Edtech Platform
Katalis investment: AUD874,009
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 2 years
Success means Australian Technical
Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and other skills providers offer their courses on Pintar’s platform via a profit-sharing arrangement. Success will mean that up to 3,000 paying trainees will enrol in the first two years, with the possibility of reaching multiple more cohorts and participants over the next three to five years.
Green Steel: An Indonesia/Australia Powerhouse Opportunity
Katalis investment: AUD1,050,000
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: Next two decades
Ultimate success could see over USD2 billion in capital works by Gunung Raja Paksi (GRP) for a low emissions steel plant, USD35 million on an electrolyser plant to supply the
green hydrogen and potentially USD50 million in the construction of a solar photovoltaic farm to supply the green electricity required. Success could lead to GRP and Fortescue Future Industries delivering over one million tonnes per annum of green steel to the region.
*This activity is still in tendering process and has not yet been announced
Grains Value Chain Leadership Program
Katalis investment: AUD1,200,000
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 5-10 years
Success will mean improvements or
innovations achieved through leadership networks that reduce costs, develop new products for diversification or add value to existing products. This will represent significant added value and returns on the investment for an industry that is worth approximately AUD6 billion annually. Success will see deeper and more resilient industry partnerships leading to increased trade, food innovation and digital commerce.
Developing and onboarding Australian TVET courses onto Binus Center platform
Katalis investment: AUD695,315
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 5 years
Success will mean the project generates a profit margin of around 19 per cent, based on 40,000 trainees each purchasing a courses for AUD50 and an approximate revenue of AUD2,000,000 revenue per course, to be equally distributed between Binus Center and TAFE Queensland.
*This activity is still in tendering process and has not yet been announced
Moving up the cocoa value chain and expanding premium cocoa exports to Australia
Katalis investment: AUD250,000
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 2-10 years
Success would entail Pipiltin and other premium cocoa producers entering the Australian market within one to two years. Ultimately this should lead to cocoa production in Indonesia progressively shifting from low-value bulk fair average quality beans to high-quality fermented
beans. This transformation of the industry could potentially bring large-scale benefits to smallholder farmers, small and medium enterprises along the supply chain, and to regional communities.
Women in Leadership in Indonesian-Australian Bilateral Business
Market expansion in Australia through the acquisition of a recruitment firm
Katalis investment: AUD633,682
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 5-10 years
Success will mean Bukalapak will disburse approximately AUD50–70 million to acquire an Australian recruitment firm. Success of the recruitment platform in Indonesia may lead to further expansion throughout the APAC region.
*This activity is still in tendering process and has not yet been announced
Accelerating Grid-scale Battery Manufacturing and Integration in Indonesia
Katalis investment: AUD720,150
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 10 years plus
Success would see Energy Storage Industries Asia Pacific (ESIAP) invest in developing grid-scale battery manufacturing in Indonesia and
forging partnerships with local suppliers and business consumers. Success would be to see a demonstration project for a single grid scale battery in the next three years.
Delivery of online grain technology and mill processing learning program
Katalis investment: AUD489,800
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 5-10 years
Ultimate success of the training program will see flour milling efficiency gains of one per cent through effective training, returning
approximately AUD60million annually for the Indonesian flour milling industry. Indonesian flour mills use approximately eight million
tonnes of wheat annually, with an annual growth rate of around five per cent.
Support for Traveloka’s digital literacy program for Indonesian tourism villages & developing customised courses for Traveloka
Katalis investment: AUD885,237
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 2 years
Success will be a long-term commercial partnerships between Australian TVET and other skills providers and Traveloka to provide digital literacy training to tourism
operators and suppliers, improving the online presence and ability to attract tourists for businesses in up to 244 tourism villages. Traveloka and Australian skills providers will generate corporate income and the courses will support women and other disadvantaged groups to become digitally literate and participate in e-commerce.
*This activity is still in tendering process and has not yet been announced
Regenerative health clinic – Sanur, Bali
Katalis investment: AUD687,800
Estimated timeframe to achieve
success: 2 years
Success will lead to the construction of a regenerative health clinic for medical tourism in the Sanur Special Economic Zone in Bali. The project is valued at over AUD100 million, with Katalis’s investment directly assisting Simplr to raise over AUD10 million
for their equity share in the project.
*This activity is still in tendering process and has not yet been announced