The Amendment specifically mandates that cooking oil producers must supply packaged cooking oil for household consumption in order to prevent market shortages. Any producers who fail to fulfill this obligation will face strict administrative sanctions, including sequential written warnings and punitive government coercion until compliance is achieved, which may include warehouse closures and temporary operational shutdowns.

Regulation 11/2026 has now reformed labor inspections by replacing monthly quotas with a strategic work plan approach and by requiring digital compliance through the SIAPkerja platform. The new framework has also expanded the authority of inspectors to seal equipment, suspend operations and oversee the expulsion of foreign workers. Regulation 11/2026 also standardizes Occupational Health and Safety (Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja/K3) inspections and has extended inspection periods to 60 business days.

This Regulation has now revised the framework on Letter-of-Credit (?L/C?) transactions that take place at Bank Indonesia (?BI?) through the introduction of sharia-based L/C issuance, the classification of Sight L/C as non-transferable and the strengthening of operational requirements. The new Regulation also reinforces the use of the BI Service Application (Aplikasi Layanan Bank Indonesia/ALBI), expands documentary requirements, clarifies fee adjustment mechanisms and provides greater certainty for L/C invoice payments that are financed through loans, grants and domestically sourced rupiah.

Bank Indonesia has issued a strategic adjustment to its macroprudential framework by increasing the Bank Foreign Funding Ratio (Rasio Pendanaan Luar Negeri Bank/RPLN) cap to 40%. This adjustment, which is being supported by a newly established positive 10% countercyclical parameter, has been introduced in order to bolster short-term foreign funding liquidity and stimulate productive credit growth.

This Regulation introduces a more comprehensive food packaging framework that establishes certain specific requirements that will now apply to reusable and recycled food packaging. The new framework also addresses enhanced migration testing and safety assessments, as well as a 12-month transition period. In addition, the new Regulation strengthens technical standards through a set of updated heavy metal migration limits, revised testing protocols and clearer restrictions on food contact substances.

This Second Amendment expands the corporate and sharia corporate securities that are classified as eligible for the Macroprudential Intermediation Ratio (Rasio Intermediasi Makroprudensial - ?RIM?) and Sharia RIM, including privately placed instruments. The new framework also excludes interbank repo transactions from RIM calculations for both counterparties and introduces a phased transition to Integrated Commercial Bank Reports (Laporan Bank Umum Terintegrasi/LBUT), which will ultimately replace manual reporting with automated data submissions.

This Regulation introduces a Special Scheme that offers import-duty tariff reductions for eligible aircraft repair and maintenance Companies under KBLI Code 33153, subject to the securing of the requisite approvals through SIINas, including SKVI. The new Regulation also establishes various provisions on utilization, inventory management, subcontracting and transfer restrictions, while also requiring quarterly reporting through SIINas. Non-compliance may result in the imposition of administrative sanctions, including written reprimands and temporary suspension from the Special Scheme.

The Third Amendment mandates that all exporters operating within the natural resources sector must exclusively place, hold and manage their export proceeds through State-Owned Enterprise Banks, effectively stripping private banks and Indonesia Eximbank of their prior custodial authority. Furthermore, non-mining exporters now face a strict 50% regulatory cap on the conversion of their foreign exchange proceeds into rupiah, thereby fundamentally altering corporate treasury and hedging flexibilities.

This new Decree accelerates the commercialization of non-conventional oil and gas within the Rokan Working Area through the introduction of distinct production sharing splits, targeted economic incentives and immediate cost recovery eligibility for potential studies. The new framework also officially revokes the previous general guidelines, thereby signaling a transition to a localized and economically tailored regulatory regime for contractors operating within this specified block.

This new framework establishes a comprehensive framework for mangrove ecosystem protection that encompasses functional zoning, the Mangrove Landscape Unit (Kesatuan Lanskap Mangrove/KLM) Master Plan and the Mangrove Ecosystem Protection and Management Plan (Rencana Perlindungan dan Pengelolaan Ekosistem Mangrove/RPPEM). This new Regulation also introduces long-term planning that is supported by data-driven analysis, mandatory public consultations and periodic monitoring every five years. The Regulation also allows planning documents and ecosystem functions to be updated in situations where ecological conditions warrant such initiatives.