This new Regulation represents a comprehensive reform of Indonesia?s health supplies framework through the consolidation and replacement of a number of previous Regulations under a single unified regime. This new framework will now affect pharmaceutical wholesalers, manufacturers, importers, healthcare service facilities, pharmacies and retailers. The new unified regime expands pharmaceutical distribution and dispensing mechanisms through broader retail access for certain products and enhanced real-time monitoring obligations through the National Health Information System (SIKN). In addition, the new framework also strengthens domestic sourcing priorities, revises pharmaceutical pricing controls and imposes stricter administrative sanctions.

The Draft Regulation proposes a fundamental shift in Indonesia?s natural resource trade by granting a state-owned enterprise, PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia, the exclusive right to export strategic commodities like coal and palm oil. This centralized regime is expected to disrupt current business models and mandate the restructuring of existing international trade agreements.

The Decree mandates the installation of double-bottom structures on newly built cargo and passenger vessels based on specific Length Overall (LOA) and Deadweight Tonnage (DWT) thresholds. This new legal framework also mandates stricter supervision through the classification of six geographical sailing areas and also sets out a conditional exemption mechanism. Safety requirements have also been standardized for existing fleet operations and now involve mandatory bottom damage stability calculations.

This new Regulation represents an overhaul of the framework that governs Securities Underwriters (Penjamin Emisi Efek/PEE) and Securities Brokers (Perantara Pedagang Efek/PPE) and now classifies said parties under three distinct business categories (Perusahaan Efek Kegiatan Usaha ? ?PEKU?), i.e. PEKU 1, PEKU 2 and PEKU 3. This framework also introduces new minimum paid-up capital and Net Adjusted Working Capital (Modal Kerja Bersih Disesuaikan/MKBD) thresholds, mandates enhanced governance structures and revokes several previous capital-market Regulations in order to establish a newly consolidated, risk-based operational regime for securities companies.

This new Regulation tightens the regulatory framework that applies to conventional and Sharia financing companies (collectively referred to as ?Companies?) that organize Buy-Now-Pay-Later (?BNPL?) services through the introduction of mandatory credit-scoring, debtor eligibility thresholds, repayment capacity limits and enhanced Personal Data Protection (?PDP?) obligations. Companies must also provide additional onboarding disclosures regarding the Financial Information Service System (Sistem Layanan Informasi Keuangan/SLIK), comply with stricter reporting and governance requirements and also prepare extensive documentation in order to secure operational approvals. The mandatory debtor eligibility requirements are set to come into full force on 1 July 2026.

Regulation 33/2025 consolidates and updates the business activity and product/service standards that apply to both the trade and legal metrology sectors, thereby replacing the previous frameworks. Regulation 33/2025 sets out a unified structure for the issuance of Risk-Based Business Licenses (PBBR) through the Online Single Submission (OSS) and INATRADE systems, as well as through the Consumer Protection and Trade Order Management Information System (Sistem Informasi Manajemen Perlindungan Konsumen dan Tertib Niaga/SIMPKTN). The new framework also clarifies procedures for the issuance of licenses based on the relevant levels of risk, and strengthens the applicable supervision and administrative-sanctions regime in order to ensure compliance with the prescribed standards and obligations

This Regulation has now significantly restructured the classification and facilitation framework for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah/UMKM) through the introduction of a new capital and annual sales criteria, alongside various additional criteria that include workforce size, local content compliance and the adoption of green technology. Through the centralized SAPA UMKM platform, the new framework links government facilitation and development assessments to verified legal, operational and financial data

While retaining the existing 10% cigarette tax rate that applies to various types of tobacco products, this new Regulation also clarifies that shredded tobacco, as well as other types of processed tobacco products (e.g. molasses, snuff and chewing tobacco), have now been exempted from the imposition of the cigarette tax. Furthermore, this Regulation mandates that regional governments should allocate a minimum of 7.5% to other health services, while a maximum of 5% must be allocated to law enforcement spending, both of which should be drawn from the 50% of their earmarked cigarette revenue

The Directorate General of Forestry Planning has introduced a mandatory baseline validation process for forest area use approvals. Corporate holders must now validate their spatial and administrative baselines (e.g. high-resolution satellite imagery and environmental documents) prior to applying for the formal determination of working area boundaries. This operational shift aims to enforce the one-year commitment compliance for forestry use permits

The requirements that have been introduced under the Decree encompass the following aspects, among others: 1) Documentation and records; 2) Lifesaving equipment; 3) Fire-fighting appliances; 4) Navigation safety and communications; 5) Machinery and electrical; 6) Load lines and structures; 7) Safety management systems; and 8) Ship security