 Land area: km 2 Largest in Java Island  Sea Area : km 2  Coastal Length : km  Admistration Area : 29 Regencies & 9 Cities Biggest # in Indonesia  Population in 2012 : million people  Population rate : 0,81% o East Java is well-known as Centre of Eastern Indonesia Zone (KTI) o Surabaya as Provincial Capital is The 2 nd Biggest City in Indonesia. 2 The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013 o Population Density in 2011 : 800 people / km 2

Main Economic Centre Economic Centre Regional Economic Centre Banda Aceh Medan Pekanbaru Padang Bengkulu Palembang Bandar Lampung Serang Jakarta Bandung Semarang Surabaya Yogyakarta Denpasar Mataram Kupang Makassar Mamuju Kendari Palu Gorontalo Manado Banjarmasin Palangkaraya Pontianak Samarinda Sofifi Ambon Manokwari Jayapura Jambi Tanjung Pinang Pangkal Pinang Source : MP3EI, 2011  East Java is the main economic centre for eastern part of Indonesia.  East Java Province has serving not only million citizens of East Java, but also serving for almost 120 million citizens of 19 Provinces in Eastern part of Indonesia. The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

Pelabuhan Internasional 35 Juta TEUS power Pelabuhan Domestik Bandara Internasional Kargo = 152 juta ton Bandara Domestik Arterial / Toll Road North Route : Tuban-Sby-Bwangi Middle Route : Ngawi-Sby South Route : Pacitan-Bwangi Train Station Departure Station : 29 Stations Railroad Lenght: km Seaport International Port : Perak Cape, Surabaya (35 millions TEUS) Domestic Port : Tembaga Cape - Probolinggo Wangi Cape - Banyuwangi And also 8 Commercial Port. Airport International Airport : Juanda-Surabaya Cargo Capacity : 152 millions ton Domestic : Abdurrahman Saleh – Malang Trunojoyo – Sumenep Minak Jinggo - Banyuwangi Industrial Estate Currently, East Java have a potency of Ha industrial area availability, as follows : 1.PIER, Pasuruan 2.Ngoro Industrial Park 3.North Mojokerto 4.Sedayu Lawas, Gresik 5.Ploso Area, Jombang 6.Wonorejo, Banyuwangi 7.Tuban Industrial Estate 8.Brondong, Lamongan Energi Electricity: MW Year MW Year 2013 The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

Central Java Bali 1.7 Billion ton DOLOMITE & IRON SAND DOLOMITE & IRON SAND 543 Million ton MARMER & ONYX Corn 5,73 Million Ton/Year Sugar 385 Million Ton/Year Coffee 97,940 Ton/Year Chocolate 1,211 Ton/Year 8 Million ton GOLD, SILVER & COPPER Cakalang FIsh 5,158 Ton Shrimp 1,863 Ton Red Snapper Fish 1,498 Ton Tuna Fish 3,337 Ton 489 MM ScFD 925 Barel / Day 193 Million ton 11 Location Geothermal Potential MW * Million Metric Standard Cubic Feet per Day MINING FISHERY GEOTHERMAL AGRICULTURE OIL & GAS The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

Graphs of Economic Growth in East Java and the National (c to c) Inflasi (y o y) Sept 2012 : 3,55 % % C to C Inflation Jan 2013 %3,626,964,094,500,97 Source : BRS Peb 2013  The increasing economic growth followed by decreasing inflation value indicated The Growth Potentially increasing social welfare 15,42% Agriculture 30,40% THR 27,11% Processing Industry 1,35% - Electricity, Gas & Water Supply 4,55% - Construction 8,35% - Other Services 5,05% - Finance, Leasing & Services Company 5,70% - Transportation & Communications 2,08% - Mining & Quarrying The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

* US$ 1 = Rp o Trends of FDI Realization Steadily Increased, average +94% per - Year o Trends of FDI based on Principal License Increased, average +26% per - Year The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

A.Singapore B.Netherland C.Japan D.Switzerland E.United Kingdom F.Australia G.Saudi Arabia H.China I.Malaysia J.USA K.Others A.Food Processing B.Chemical & Pharmacy C.Metal, Machinery, & Electronic D.Transport, Logistic & Communic E.Trade & Repair F.Construction G.Motor Vehicle & other Transport H.Non-Metal Minerals Industry I.Wood Ind. J.Textile Ind. K.Others The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

11 A B C D E F G H I J A.Gresik Regency : 17 % B.Tuban Regency: 14 % C.Surabaya City: 13 % D.Probolinggo Reg: 11 % E.Pasuruan Reg: 10% F.Sidoarjo Reg: 5 % G.Mojokerto Reg: 4 % H.Situbondo Reg: 3 % I.Jombang Reg: 2 % J.Banyuwangi Reg: 2 % K.Others: 19 % The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013 K

Data Source : BPS East Java Province, 2012 Remaks : * ) Corrected Figures, **) Preliminary Figures Decrease : - 0,67 % (effort  Performance) Tahun 2011  One Stop License provide easy, quick & cheap service  Availability of skillful, productive & democratic labour  Facilitation of land provision  Maintaining sufficiency of electricity capacity The Government of East Java Province Istanbul-Turkey,April 25 th, 2013

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