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Indonesia's order book, its legacy fleet and a new private channel now tie it to 14 supplier states and 30 defence firms. Followed upward, that variety thins out. Apart from small Chinese and Russian chains, every supplier is a NATO member, a US treaty ally or a US security partner, and two nodes broker the structure above Jakarta: NATO for security and MSCI for capital. Six of the seven bodies that grade Indonesia's equity, bonds and credit sit in New York. Diversification has added rooms to the same house.
KEY FINDINGS
- Supplier choice is about four effective states (2015– 24); alliance choice is one US-centred system.
- NATO (0.39) and MSCI (0.24) broker the structure above Jakarta; the Big Three own across both primes and graders.
- Republikorp's deals and the Badr MoU add Turkish, Gulf and Pakistani state capital outside the index map, but every partner stays in the US security orbit.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Map the owners, lenders and graders of every supplier before signing.
- Diversify the capital behind procurement, not only the flags on the platforms.
- Put private integrators such as Republikorp under disclosure and oversight.
- Keep Badr industrial and separate from the Mecca pact.
- Fund spares, munitions and maintenance from a 1.5%-of-GDP domestic floor.