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Any particular reason? I know almost nothing about Indonesia, but between the Jakarta method, literally needing to move their capital due to climate change caused by western industrialization, and even more recently with the massive pro Palestine rallies, it seems like an awkward time for American companies to make moves there.
There's probably a lot of American companies already operating there though, and i don't know what their government is like. As someone with little to no context Indonesia would just be a surprising choice.
it's mostly vibes, i see a lot of shit being made there and it's asian country that's not too insanely developed, capitalist, and cucked by the US. it obviously doesn't matter what the people think there