Summary
- Four trade agreements worth US$4.64 million signed.
- Deals cover coffee, tea and textile imports.
- Trade value more than triples compared with 2025.
GEORGE TOWN, October 19 — The Indonesian Consulate General in Penang facilitated four trade agreements worth US$4.64 million between Malaysian and Indonesian companies.
At Trade Expo Indonesia 2026 in Banten. The agreements include US$2 million in coffee imports by Penang-based Fairtrade Commodities, US$1 million in tea purchases.
And US$1.63 million in textile deals involving a Kedah company. Indonesian Consul General Wanton Saragih said the agreements represented more than three times the US$1.44 million recorded in 2025.
He said the deals reflected stronger bilateral trade cooperation and growing demand for Indonesian products in Malaysia.
