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"Nowadays Indonesia is well known for its tin, copper, and coal. The mining activities has been started even before the colonial era as early as 17th century. The first post-independence Indonesian mining law was announced in 1960, however foreign capital law was just established in 1967. Since metal and coal have become important export commodities, the Government has tried to encourage mining industries by improving investment climate and a series of deregulation package has recently been made."

"Indonesia's mineral and energy industry plays a key role in sustaining Indonesia's export earnings, employment and regional development. The importance of the industry is destined to increase, with development in coal and base metals taking place at this moment or in the very near future. The importance of mining can be measured by its contribution to the GDP, export revenues and government fiscal revenue. The contribution to the GDP is of particular importance."