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The Co-Manufacturing Agreement is essential for businesses operating in Indonesia's manufacturing sector, providing a legal framework for manufacturing partnerships. It is particularly relevant when a company seeks to outsource production while maintaining quality control and protecting intellectual property rights. The agreement must comply with Indonesian regulations, including Law No. 3 of 2014 on Industry, investment laws, and relevant sector-specific regulations. This document is typically used when companies want to leverage local manufacturing capabilities, reduce production costs, or expand manufacturing capacity without significant capital investment. The agreement covers crucial aspects such as production specifications, quality standards, material sourcing, pricing, and regulatory compliance, while ensuring alignment with Indonesian business practices and legal requirements.
