KBLI 13121

Machine Textile Weaving

Pertenunan Tekstil dengan Mesin

🏭 Section C — Manufacturing

In Bali: open to a PT PMA

✅Open· 100% ForeignLow RiskAggregatedRegistrable in Bali· medium conf.

This covers machine weaving of textiles using various materials—from natural fibers like cotton, silk, or wool to synthetic, recycled textile waste, paper, or glass fiber—to produce woven fabrics on powered looms.

What Changed

KBLI 2020→2025 mapping: match con aggregazione.

What You Need

In Bali, the island-wide moratorium (in force since 13 May 2026) only halts PMA registrations for Low and Medium-Low risk lines — this KBLI's large-scale (Besar) risk class is higher, so it is not caught: PMA registration in Bali remains possible.

Who This Is For

A foreign entrepreneur looking to set up a textile weaving factory using machine looms and diverse raw materials.

Licensing Overview

Risk LevelRendah

License TypeNIB

Foreign Ownership100% Open

ProcessingInstant

2020 → 2025

Previous codes (KBLI 2020): 13121, 13123

Common Questions

Can foreigners operate a machine textile weaving business in Indonesia?

Yes. KBLI 13121 (Pertenunan Tekstil dengan Mesin) is TERBUKA — open to 100% foreign ownership via PT PMA. No local Indonesian partner required.

What license is required for KBLI 13121?

KBLI 13121 has a Rendah risk classification. Required license: NIB. Processing time: Otomatis.

What is KBLI 13121?

KBLI 13121 is the Indonesian business classification code for "Pertenunan Tekstil dengan Mesin" (Machine Textile Weaving). It falls under Section C of KBLI 2025, the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification updated by BPS (Regulation 7/2025). The June 2026 KBLI 2025 transition window has closed; operators should verify the code's current OSS/NIB treatment before relying on it for licensing, reporting, or amendments.

How did KBLI 13121 change from KBLI 2020 to 2025?

KBLI 13121 was mapped from previous codes 13121, 13123 (KBLI 2020). Multiple 2020 codes were merged into this single 2025 code. The June 2026 KBLI 2025 transition window has closed. If an NIB still relies on legacy KBLI 2020 mappings, treat the migration as overdue and verify/remediate the OSS record before new license applications, amendments, LKPM, import approvals, or investor/worker sponsorship.