Indonesia seeks investment for West Java toll roads

Indonesia is going ahead with three toll road concessions in West Java, according to the head of the Toll Road Regulatory Agency, Herry Trisaputra Zuna. The three toll roads - Cileunyi-Banjar; Ciranjang-Padalarang; and Sukabumi-Ciranjang - will need total investment of up US$1.54 billion, he said. However, tenders will not be held this year, as preparation work for the projects, including feasibility study and land documentation, are only now being reviewed.
April 26, 2016 Read time: 1 min

Indonesia is going ahead with three toll road concessions in West Java, according to the head of the Toll Road Regulatory Agency, Herry Trisaputra Zuna.

The three toll roads - Cileunyi-Banjar; Ciranjang-Padalarang; and Sukabumi-Ciranjang - will need total investment of up US$1.54 billion, he said.

However, tenders will not be held this year, as preparation work for the projects, including feasibility study and land documentation, are only now being reviewed.

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