Indonesia Data Center Colocation Market - Supply & Demand Analysis 2025-2030

INDONESIA DATA CENTER COLOCATION MARKET

The Indonesia data center colocation market size was valued at USD 460 million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 1.15 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 16.50% during the forecast period. Indonesia is one of the leading colocation data center hubs in Southeast Asia, hosting over 83 operational colocation data center facilities, of which around 36 facilities are located in Jakarta. The Indonesia data center colocation market is also witnessing the development of over 18 data center facilities across multiple cities of the country, including West Java, Jakarta, Batam, South Tangerang, Surabaya, Medan, Makassar, Bandung, and others.

Some of the prominent colocation operators present in the Indonesia data center colocation market include DCI Indonesia, Telkom Indonesia, Princeton Digital Group, NTT DATA, BDx Data Centers, Digital Edge (Indonet), ST Telemedia Global Data Centers, Metta DC, Digital Realty Bersama, Bitera Data Center, and others. Furthermore, in Indonesia, Batam is gaining momentum for the development of data center facilities due to its constant power supply and reliable grid infrastructure. Batam consists of several power plants, such as coal-fired power plants, renewable energy power plants, and natural gas power plants. The city also consists of several industrial parks, which attract global and local colocation operators for the establishment of their data centers in the city.

The demand for colocation services in Indonesia is specifically generated by sectors such as Telecom, IT, Cloud, BFSI, education, healthcare, and others. Colocation demand from these sectors is expected to decline in the forecast period, and the cloud sector is expected to contribute significantly to generating the demand for colocation services by 2030 in the country, as enterprises across several sectors are migrating their workloads to the cloud. Furthermore, the country hosts around 25 operational Special Economic Zones, which support enterprises across several industries, including data centers, by offering tax deductions, several incentives, and various benefits to establish and operate their businesses efficiently within Special Economic Zones.

The Personal Data Protection Law in the country increases the confidence of enterprises to store their personal data in the colocation data center facilities, as this law mandates to ensure the data transferred outside the country must meet the conditions implemented by the government. Also, increasing AI workloads are creating a high demand for installing high-density racks in colocation facilities. The colocation operators are focusing on installing racks, which offer power densities of over 50-100 kW per rack. For instance, the CGK4 data center facility, which was launched by BDx Data Centers in July 2024, is equipped with racks that can offer around 120 kW of rack power densities.

Indonesia is committed to achieving carbon-neutrality by 2060. Therefore, the country is committed to increasing the share of renewable sources to around 48% by 2030 in the energy mix. The country is making significant efforts to produce approximately 23% of the overall electricity through renewable sources in 2025. Furthermore, Indonesia is connected to around 57 operational submarine cables, which increases the demand for the development of colocation data centers across several locations of the country as they enhance data transmission speeds and enhance digital connectivity of the country. In 2025, the country is witnessing the development of around 10 new submarine cables, which will further enhance the digital connectivity of Indonesia with other nations.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

1. Transparent research methodology and insights on the market's colocation of demand and supply.
2. Market size is available in terms of utilized white floor area, IT power capacity, and racks.
3. The market size available in terms of Core & Shell Vs Installed Vs Utilized IT Power Capacity, along with the occupancy %.
4. The study of the existing Indonesian data center industry landscape and insightful predictions about industry size during the forecast period.
5. An analysis of the current and future colocation demand in Indonesia by several industries.
6. Study on the sustainability status in the country
7. Analysis of current and future cloud operations in the country.
8. Snapshot of upcoming submarine cables and existing cloud-on-ramps services in the country.
9. Snapshot of existing and upcoming third-party data center facilities in Indonesia
10. Facilities Covered (Existing): 83
11. Facilities Identified (Upcoming): 18
12. Coverage: 16+ Cities
13. Existing vs. Upcoming (White Floor Area)
14. Existing vs. Upcoming (IT Load Capacity)
15. Data Center Colocation Market in Indonesia
16. Colocation Market Revenue & Forecast (2024-2030)
17. Retail Colocation Revenue (2024-2030)
18. Wholesale Colocation Revenue (2024-2030)
19. Retail Colocation Pricing along with Addons
20. Wholesale Colocation Pricing, along with the pricing trends
21. An analysis of the latest trends, potential opportunities, growth restraints, and prospects for the Indonesia data center colocation market.
22. Competitive landscape, including industry share analysis by the colocation operators based on IT power capacity and revenue.
23. The vendor landscape of each existing and upcoming colocation operator is based on the existing/ upcoming count of data centers, white floor area, IT power capacity, and data center location.

TARGET AUDIENCE

1. Real Estate Investment Trusts
2. Construction Contractors
3. Infrastructure Providers
4. New Entrants
5. Consultants/Consultancies/Advisory Firms
6. Corporate & Government Agencies