Indonesia's Special Economic Zones are turning sport venues into hospitality, real estate and logistics ecosystems, backed by tax incentives designed to bring international capital in alongside international events.
From the national stadium to club training grounds, padel courts and golf & racket clubs, Indonesia's sport infrastructure is both a spectator draw and an open investment opportunity.
Capacity 77,193. Built in 1962, fully renovated for the 2018 Asian Games. Home ground of Timnas Indonesia.
A ~30-hectare beachfront campus in Pantai Purnama, Gianyar, inaugurated June 2024. It served as a training base for the 2023 FIFA U-17 World Cup and has hosted international stars including Jesse Lingard and Juan Sebastián Verón.
A padel venue near Sade, Lombok, part of a fast-growing padel scene taking shape around the Mandalika area. Venue details are still being confirmed, so treat this listing as preliminary pending verification.
A golf and tennis club in the ITDC Nusa Dua resort zone, formerly Bali National Golf Club and now rebranding as Bali Golf and Racket Club. Offers coaching and court/course access for all skill levels.
Indonesia is also the manufacturing engine behind world sport, a growing home for its own sportswear labels, and, since 2026, the country whose national team wears a fresh global kit deal.
Founded, owned and run by Indonesians, spanning apparel, equipment, fitness, technology and the everyday brands built around sport.
Football and futsal footwear and apparel made by PT Panarub Dwikarya. Official sponsor to Liga 1 clubs including Bali United, Borneo FC and Malut United, and endorser of individual Timnas Indonesia players. A 2025 consumer survey ranked it Indonesia's #1 favorite local sportswear brand.
Badminton equipment brand founded by Olympic gold medalists Susi Susanti and Alan Budikusuma, now produced in partnership with listed retail group MAP. The founders have long spoken of ambitions to grow Astec into international markets.
Homegrown premium gym chain built around a boutique-fitness concept (group classes, reformer Pilates and 24-hour access). It is expanding across Jakarta and beyond with the backing of investor funding, including venture debt from OCBC Ventura in 2024.
Sports-venue booking and community platform founded in 2016 by Samuel Hadeli Lie with co-founders Raimundus Johannes and Agustian Hermano. It describes itself as Indonesia's largest sports-venue booking platform, connecting players with courts and fields in cities nationwide.
Sachet-format energy drink launched in 1994 by PT Bintang Toedjoe (Kalbe Group). A pioneer of the category in Indonesia, it has long been tied to sport through KONI partnerships, athlete ambassadors and international football sponsorships.
Branded hospitality near Mandalika and other event venues.
Transport, staging, broadcast and hospitality-suite infrastructure.
Badminton, athletics and multi-sport training facilities open to foreign partnership.
Platform and media partnerships across the national events calendar.
Kementerian Pemuda dan Olahraga Republik Indonesia, in coordination with BKPM and regional KEK authorities, welcomes inquiries from event organizers, hospitality developers and infrastructure investors.