Major Business Centers

Bidakara Complex:
Located in a strategic area near Jabotabek highway, Bidakara Complex is designed as a mixture of classic architecture and post-modern style with advanced facilities and environment-friendly layout. 

The complex includes: -
Bidarka or Bina Karna Convention Center:
The largest convention center of Jakarta known for its four main entry accesses for the public and can accommodate 1,000 people at a time.

Bumikarsa Hotel:
Bumikarsa Hotel is a three-star plus international standard hotel suitable for business, convention, training and accommodation. It offers 10 floors with 117 Superior rooms, 13 deluxe rooms, 22 Junior Suites & 2 other luxurious Suites.

Bina Sentra Training Center equipped with the latest technology.

Bidakara Office Tower with 24 floors in a total area of 28,800 m2.

Birawa Assembly Hall provided with advanced acoustic system.

Balai Sidang Jakarta Convention Center:
Another leading and prestigious Convention Hall in Jakarta, Balai Sidang holds many government and private exhibitions.

Located in the heart of Jakarta’s financial district right across the World Trade Center, the center contains two exhibition halls of over 11,000 m2 of space. 

Further the venue has 17 flexible meeting rooms, 5,350 m2 Plenary Hall, 3,921 m2 Assembly Hall, 2,109 m2 Cendrawasih Room and 886 m2 Merak Room.

Situated just 30 minutes away from the international airport, the Balai Sidang Convention Center has till now hosted numerous events from world summit conferences, exhibitions, seminars, workshops, boardroom meetings, product launchings, luncheons, gala dinners to pop and fashion shows.

Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) or Bursa Efek Jakarta (BEJ):
Originally opened in 1912 under the Dutch colonial government, the exchange was privatized under the ownership of Jakarta Exchange Inc. on July 1992. 

The two of the primary stock market indices used to measure and report value changes are the JSX Composite and the Jakarta Islamic Index (JII). The JII act as a benchmark in measuring market activities based on Sharia (Islamic law) and currently there are approximately 30 corporate stocks listed on the JII.

The Trading activities and market capitalization of the country grows alongside the development of financial markets and private sector.