Jakarta. Indonesia Eximbank, also known as the Indonesian Export Financing Agency (LPEI), will facilitate the participation of 10 export-oriented businesses under its guidance at Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2026, aiming to expand their market access and create business partnership opportunities with international buyers.

The 41st edition of TEI is scheduled to take place on Oct. 16-18, 2026, at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) BSD in Tangerang, Banten. LPEI will participate alongside the Finance Ministry, the Directorate General of Customs and Excise, and the National Single Window Institution (LNSW) through the KemenkeuSatu booth.

As a special mission vehicle (SMV) under the Finance Ministry, LPEI operates as a policy bank supporting the government's efforts to boost national exports through financing, guarantees, export insurance and business consultancy services.

LPEI Corporate Secretary Dyza Rochadi said the participation of its supported exporters in TEI 2026 reflected the agency's commitment to strengthening the competitiveness of Indonesian products and encouraging businesses to seize international trade opportunities.

"As Indonesia's export credit agency (ECA) and Eximbank, LPEI provides various solutions, including financing, guarantees, export insurance and business capacity development services. Through TEI 2026, businesses can consult directly on their export needs, including customs-related matters and export services, with officers from Customs and Excise and LNSW," Dyza said.

Beyond providing consultation services, LPEI will participate in several talk shows and knowledge-sharing sessions covering government support for exporters, potential market identification and the use of various facilities to support export activities.

The 10 participating businesses represent the diversity of Indonesia's export potential, with products and business models that emphasize sustainable practices, community empowerment and partnerships with local farmers. Their participation forms part of LPEI's efforts to strengthen business capacity and expand market access, particularly by promoting Indonesian products with export potential.

10 LPEI-Supported Exporters at TEI 2026:

1. Puri Food and Healthy
Established in 2021, Puri Food and Healthy produces liquid palm sugar for domestic and international markets, including Malaysia and the Netherlands. Through its Puri Aren Cair product, the company develops natural sweeteners using raw materials sourced from trained palm sugar tappers and processed under hygienic production standards.

2. Sila Artisan Tea
Founded in 2018 in Bogor, West Java, Sila Artisan Tea produces premium artisan teas using selected tea leaves from plantations across Indonesia. The company blends tea with natural spices and herbs without preservatives or synthetic fragrances, while supporting farmers' welfare and natural resource conservation.

3. Mandiri Coffee
Based in North Sumatra, Mandiri Coffee has grown from a home-based business into a coffee producer and exporter. The company sells green coffee beans and roasted coffee beans, recording production volume of 1,037 tons in 2023.

4. Ceterindo Kurnia Tritama
Based in Bantul, Yogyakarta, Ceterindo Kurnia Tritama produces food and beverages made from natural ingredients, including traditional herbal drinks, herbal candies and cookies. Using locally sourced materials, the company emphasizes halal standards, women's empowerment and local wisdom.

5. Bunga Palm
Based in Purbalingga, Central Java, Bunga Palm produces organic coconut sugar and various coconut-derived products. The company has developed its business since the early 2000s and works with a network of more than 18,000 farmers. Through internationally standardized production facilities, it aims to increase the added value of Indonesian coconut products.

6. Agri Spice Indonesia
Agri Spice Indonesia processes and exports spices, including nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon and vanilla. The company partners with thousands of farmers in Lampung, South Sulawesi, Jambi and Papua, providing training and assistance to improve agricultural productivity and product quality.

7. Mandala Prima Makmur
Established in 2001, Mandala Prima Makmur operates in the cocoa and chocolate industry. After developing its own cocoa powder production in 2010, the company expanded its market reach to countries across four continents. In 2025, it began increasing production capacity through a 12,500-square-meter facility supported by food safety and quality control systems.

8. CV Alpha Agro Indonesia
Established in 2011, Alpha Agro Indonesia supplies Indonesian spices and has expanded from a locally focused business to international markets. The company prioritizes product quality, business sustainability and customer satisfaction in supplying Indonesian spices to global buyers.

9. Kopi Prima Indonesia
Founded in 2018, Kopi Prima Indonesia supplies a range of Arabica and Robusta coffee products to domestic and export markets. The company sources its raw materials from selected coffee plantations across Indonesia and is part of PT Sumber Energi Pangan Group, a subholding of Triputra Group.

10. Haldin Pacific Semesta
Haldin Pacific Semesta processes natural ingredients sourced from Indonesia's agricultural resources for various industrial applications. Supported by manufacturing technology and processing facilities, the company produces ingredients and products for the beverage, food, dairy, personal care and seasoning industries.

Through its participation in TEI 2026, LPEI hopes more Indonesian businesses will capitalize on international market opportunities and strengthen the competitiveness of their products through improved business capacity, broader business networks and greater access to export support services.

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