The tripartite partnership aims to support Indonesia’s National Digital Transformation Programme, contributing to the construction of a competitive digital economy through innovation, technological development, and the comprehensive modernisation of key sectors. The three sides expect to generate up to 100 million USD in revenue within five years by providing digital platforms, solutions, and technology services that promote digital transformation across industries and sectors in Indonesia.
Based on FPT’s global technological capabilities, LAPI ITB’s academic and research strengths, and DUL’s local market expertise, the parties will jointly develop scalable digital platforms, modernise key public systems, and promote the adoption of advanced technologies to accompany Indonesia in its transition toward an innovation-based economy. Their cooperation will focus on developing national digital platforms for public services and cooperatives, modernising tax and public finance systems, developing smart tourism, and regional digital transformation.
In particular, the cooperation will expand into emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, cybersecurity, high-performance computing, and semiconductors, as well as digital solutions in agriculture, healthcare, logistics, energy, smart cities, and finance. The partnership also emphasises human resource development through training and certification programmes and the establishment of joint research centres with leading educational institutions.
FPT plans to open a new office in Bandung, Indonesia’s third-largest city, to cooperate with LAPI ITB in enhancing training and technological innovation in the region. FPT’s efforts aim to contribute to strengthening Indonesia’s national digital infrastructure, promoting innovation, and ensure a skilled workforce for Indonesia’s digital future.
“Viet Nam is entering a new era of economic transformation, driven by innovation, the private sector, and regional cooperation. As ASEAN moves towards strategic autonomy, Viet Nam and Indonesia are ready to pave the way for a borderless, technology-powered economy, where cross-border trade opens unprecedented opportunities for growth across the region.” FPT Chairman Truong Gia Binh affirmed.
“FPT is committed to continuing to support Indonesia’s national modernisation process, improving the quality of public services and creating new growth opportunities for businesses and communities, in line with the country’s long-term vision,” Binh added.
“FPT has shown a strong commitment to driving Indonesia’s digital transformation through advanced solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and automation. PT LAPI ITB acts as a national focal point for ensuring digital standards and compliance while promoting innovation. This partnership will connect FPT’s global technological expertise with PT LAPI ITB’s academic research to accelerate the implementation of large-scale digital transformation programmes in strategic sectors,” said Yusmar Anggadinata, CEO of PT LAPI ITB.
“As a pillar of Indonesia’s research and technology ecosystem, PT LAPI ITB provides internationally standardised consulting services, develops globally minded human resources, and delivers appropriate technologies to promote the regional economy. We aim to promote sustainable digital transformation based on scientific research, accompanying Indonesia towards an intelligent future that benefits all,” Anggadinata emphasised.
Ryan, CEO of PT Digital Utama Lestari, shared that as Programme Management and Local Transformation Partner, Digital Utama Lestari is honoured to act as a bridge to accelerate innovation in Indonesia. Working with FPT and LAPI ITB, we aim to deliver substantive results in Indonesia’s digital transformation, including promoting modernisation, empowering organisations, and creating measurable value across many sectors in localities.
FPT entered the Indonesian market in 2017 and has since become a trusted technology partner for major corporations in the fields of energy, finance–banking, and telecommunications. The company currently employs more than 200 technology experts in Indonesia.
