On May 6, Indonesia local time, Kingenta Group signed a strategic partnership framework agreement with AgriAKU, a well-known Indonesian agricultural technology platform and one of the largest local agricultural inputs distribution companies, marking the official establishment of Kingenta Group's global promotion of controlled-release fertilizer in Southeast Asia. This is another major international move following Kingenta Group's unveiling of a European controlled-release fertilizer model factory in the Netherlands on April 3, which initiated its European layout. Kingenta Group President Wan Peng and AgriAKU CEO Aldrian Irvan Kolonas attended the signing ceremony.

Kingenta Group's choice of Indonesia as the first stop and springboard for exporting slow/controlled release fertilizer technology, products, and services to Southeast Asia is based on deep strategic considerations. Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia and a major agricultural producer, with 700 million mu of arable land. As the world's fourth most populous country, Indonesia has not yet achieved food self-sufficiency and faces challenges from ecological degradation and climate change.

"Indonesia's crops generally suffer from low yields per unit area and low fertilizer use efficiency. Kingenta Group's slow-controlled release fertilizer and synergistic fertilizer technologies can effectively address these issues. As a gateway to Southeast Asia, establishing a presence here allows us to quickly reach the entire Southeast Asian fertilizer market," said Wan Peng, President of Kingenta. In recent years, as the local government has fully promoted comprehensive food self-sufficiency and agricultural ecological protection, local farmers' demand for new fertilizers, including slow-controlled release fertilizers, has become increasingly prominent. At the critical juncture of Indonesia's transition toward agricultural modernization, Kingenta Group's arrival is perfectly timed. 

On May 6, Indonesia local time, Kingenta Group signed a strategic partnership framework agreement with AgriAKU, a well-known Indonesian agricultural technology platform and one of the largest local agricultural inputs distribution companies, marking the official establishment of Kingenta Group's global promotion of controlled-release fertilizer in Southeast Asia. This is another major international move following Kingenta Group's unveiling of a European controlled-release fertilizer model factory in the Netherlands on April 3, which initiated its European layout. Kingenta Group President Wan Peng and AgriAKU CEO Aldrian Irvan Kolonas attended the signing ceremony.

Kingenta Group's choice of Indonesia as the first stop and springboard for exporting slow/controlled release fertilizer technology, products, and services to Southeast Asia is based on deep strategic considerations. Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia and a major agricultural producer, with 700 million mu of arable land. As the world's fourth most populous country, Indonesia has not yet achieved food self-sufficiency and faces challenges from ecological degradation and climate change.

"Indonesia's crops generally suffer from low yields per unit area and low fertilizer use efficiency. Kingenta Group's slow-controlled release fertilizer and synergistic fertilizer technologies can effectively address these issues. As a gateway to Southeast Asia, establishing a presence here allows us to quickly reach the entire Southeast Asian fertilizer market," said Wan Peng, President of Kingenta. In recent years, as the local government has fully promoted comprehensive food self-sufficiency and agricultural ecological protection, local farmers' demand for new fertilizers, including slow-controlled release fertilizers, has become increasingly prominent. At the critical juncture of Indonesia's transition toward agricultural modernization, Kingenta Group's arrival is perfectly timed.