INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS IN INDONESIA Euromonitor International September 2018 LIST OF CONTENTS AND TABLES Headlines Prospects More Indonesians Connect To the Internet, Fuelling Industry's Expansion Large-scale Internet Infrastructure Development To Accelerate Internet Adoption Traditional TV and Printed Media Maintain Strong Growth, Although Digital Alternatives Gain Importance Competitive Landscape Companies Boost Converged Ict Service Offerings To Remain Above Competition Industry Players' Positions To Be Strengthened by Government Support Industry Overview Chart 1 Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 2 Value Added 2012-2017, LCU million Chart 3 Profit and Profit Margin 2012-2017 Chart 4 Turnover by Category 2012-2017, LCU million Chart 5 Computer and Related Services Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 6 Telecommunications Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 7 Printing Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 8 Radio and TV Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 9 Filmmaking Turnover 2002-2022 Chart 10 Absolute Growth by Category, LCU million Cost Structure Chart 11 Cost Structure 2012-2017, LCU million Chart 12 Costs' Structure Trade Chart 13 Imports, Exports and Trade Balance 2012-2017, LCU million Chart 14 Exports by Category 2012-2017 Chart 15 Imports by Category 2012-2017 Market Structure Chart 16 Market Structure 2012-2017, LCU million Chart 17 Market Structure by Category 2012-2017, LCU million Buyers Chart 18 Market Structure by Buyer 2012-2017 Chart 19 Demand Structure Firmographics Chart 20 Employment Statistics and Productivity 2012-2017 Chart 21 Number of Companies by Company's Size 2012-2017 Chart 22 Industry Concentration 2012-2017, % share of Turnover Chart 23 Top Companies' Shares 2017, % of Turnover Chart 24 Top 5 Companies' Share Dynamics 2012-2017, % of Turnover Chart 25 Turnover Performance by Company 2012-2017 Industry Context Chart 26 Industry vs GDP Performance 2002-2022, % Y-O-Y growth Chart 27 Information and Communications vs Other Industries 2002-2022, LCU million Chart 28 Industry Turnover by Region 2017, USD million Chart 29 Information and Communications in Asia Pacific 2002-2022, USD million