Document background
The Consortium Partnership Agreement serves as a foundational document for organizations seeking to collaborate on large-scale projects or business ventures in Indonesia. This agreement type is particularly crucial when multiple parties need to combine their expertise, resources, and capabilities while maintaining their separate legal identities. The document is structured to comply with Indonesian legal requirements, including the Civil Code, Investment Law, and sector-specific regulations. It typically includes detailed provisions for governance, risk allocation, profit sharing, and operational management. The agreement is commonly used in infrastructure projects, energy developments, and other complex ventures where single organizations may lack the complete capability or capacity to execute independently. The document must be drafted in Indonesian language (with permitted translations) and requires careful consideration of local partnership laws and foreign investment regulations.
