G/SG/N/7/IDN/2  
G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
6 November  2019 
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Committee on Safeguards  Original:  English  
 
  
NOTIFICATION UNDER ARTICLE 12.4 OF THE AGREEMENT ON  
SAFEGUARDS BEFORE TAKING A PROVISIONAL SAFEGUARD  
MEASURE REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 6  
NOTIFICATION PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 9, FOOTNOTE 2  
OF THE AGREEMENT ON SAFEGUARDS  
INDONESIA  
(Fabrics)  
The following communication, dated 5  November  2019, is being circulated at the request of the 
delegation of Indonesia.  
 
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NOTIFICATION UNDER A RTICLE 12.4 BEFORE T AKING PROVISIONAL SA FEGUARD 
MEASURES  
1  SPECIFY THE PRODUCT SUBJECT T O THE PROPOSED P ROVISIONAL SAFEGUARD  
MEASURE  
The 5 product categories (" the product  concerned") and their 107 8-digit Harmonized System (HS) 
codes that are subject to the proposed provisional safeguard measure are listed in Annex -I. 
2  SPECIF Y THE PROPOSED PROVISIO NAL SAFEGUARD MEASUR E 
The proposed provisional safeguard measure is in the form of temporary tariff. The proposed  
temporary  tariffs are  listed in Annex -II. 
3  SPECIF Y THE PROPOSED DATE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF THE PROPOSED 
PROVISIONAL SAFEGUAR D MEASURE  
The provisional safeguard measure is proposed to enter into force after the publication of the decree 
of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia, which will be promulgated at the Official 
Gazette . 
4  SPECIFY T HE EXPECTED DURATION  OF THE PROVISION AL SAFEGUARD MEASURE  
The provisional safeguard measure will be  applied  for 200 days from the date of its entry into force . 
5  PROVIDE THE BASIS FO R: 
(i) Making a preliminary determination, as provided for in Article 6, that increased 
imports have caused or are threatening to cause serious injury;  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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   Unforeseen Development  
a. There has been an increase in fabric industry 's investment in the People 's Republic of 
China (PRC) which is directly related to the addition of new fixed assets during 
2016-2018. These new invest ments caused an increase in production capacity that 
causes over supply of fabric s in PRC . Therefore, to reduce the overstock caused by the 
oversupply, the PRC 's fabric producers  increase their exports to other  countries, 
including Indonesia, which is unforeseeably caused a surge increase in imports of fabric 
products in Indonesia.  
b. There was a decrease in production and productivity in the PRC 's garment sector  during 
the period of 2016 -2018. Therefore, t his cond ition caused its fabric products, as 
garment raw materials, not  fully absorbed by its downstream industries in PRC . As a 
result, the fabric manufacturers in PRC increased their exports to other countries, 
including Indonesia, which is unforeseeably caused a surge increase in imports of fabric 
products in Indonesia.  
 Increased Imports  
a. absolute  
The absolute increased import s for total fabrics product are presented at the table below : 
Description  Period of Investigation  Trend (%)  
2016  2017  2018  January -June  2016 -2018  
2018  2019  
Import Volume (Ton)  238,219  291,915  413,813  182,541  211,112  31.80  
Source : Indonesian Statistics (BPS) . 
The import volume of the product concerned has increased during the period of 2016 -2018, from 
238,219 tons in 2016 to 291,915 tons in 2017 and increased again to 413,813 tons in 2018 . During 
the period of 2016-2018, import volume has increased in absolute terms with the trend by 31.80 %. 
The import volume of the product concerned also inc reased in absolute terms by 15.65 % in the 
period of January -June 2018 to the period of January -June 2019 from 182,541 tons to 211,112 tons.  
The absolute increased imports of each product categories are listed in Annex -III. 
b. relative to domestic production  
The imports relative to domestic production for total fabrics product are presented at the table 
below:  
Description  Period of Investigation  Trend (%)  
 2016  2017  2018  January -June  2016 -2018  
2018  2019   
Import relative to domestic 
production (Index)  100 131.07 203.41 100 127.82 42.62 
Source : Indonesian Statistics (BPS) . 
As seen in table above, there was a surge in import relative to domestic production during the period 
of 2016 -2018, from 100 index points  in 2016 to 131.07 index points  in 2017, and  continued to 
increase to 203.41 index points  in 2018.  
The import volume relative to domestic production of the product concerned also increased in the 
period of January -June 2018-2019 from 100 index points to 127.82 index points.  
The absolute increased imports of each product categories are listed in Annex -III 
 G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  c. share of imports  
The share of imports of the major exporters in 2018 are presented at the table below:  
Exporters  Volume (Ton)  Share (%)  
People 's Republic of China (PRC)  280,815 67.86 
Korea, Republic of  45,799 11.07 
Hong Kong  27,994 6.76 
Chinese Taipei  23,399 5.65 
Other Countries  35,805 8.65 
Total  413,813 100 
Source : Indonesian Statistics (BPS) . 
Based on the table above, the largest exporters of product concerned to Indonesia in 2018 were the 
PRC with a share of 67.86 %, followed by the Republic of Korea with a share of 11.07 %, Hong Kong 
with a share of 6.76 %, Chinese Taipei with a share of 5.65 %, and Other Countries with a share of 
8.65%. 
 Serious Injury or Threat of Serious Injury  
In order to make a determination of serious injury or threat thereof to the domestic producers of 
the products concerned, an evaluation of all relevant factors of an objective and quantifiable nature 
having a bearing on t he situation of the domestic industry has been undertaken between 2016 -2018 
and period of January -June 2018-2019. Figures on economic indicators of the domestic producers 
are based on the petition submitted by domestic producers.  
The general economic indic ators related to all products concerned in the safeguard investigation are 
presented at the table below, whereas the indicators related to the products by categories are given 
in the Annex -IV. 
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%) 
  2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Jun 
18-19 2018  2019  
Production  Index  100 95.46 85.96  100 91.92  -7.29 -8.08 
Domestic Sales  Index  100 97.26 88.42 100 86.72  -5.97 -13.28 
Productivity  Index  100 99.27 95.11 100 98.65  -2.48 -1.35 
Capacity  Utilization  Index  100 95.12 86.10 100 91.93 -7.21 -4.90 
Profit/Loss  Index  100 (128.01) (248.87 ) (100) (132.47) -99.89 32.47 
Employment  Index  100 96.16 90.38 100 93.17 -4.93 -6.83 
Inventory  Index  100 109.51  118.27 100 95.49 8.75 -4.51 
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 94.55  80.97  100 88.48  -10.02  -4.20 
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 92.11  80.76  100 92.54  -10.13  -2.06 
Market share of Imports  Index  100 120.11  158.92  100 117.39  26.06  6.25 
Source : Indonesian Textile Association (API) 's Petition . 
Based on table above, Applicant's production experienced a downward trend in 2016 -2018 by 
7.29%. Furthermore, in the period of January -June 2018-2019 the Petitioners' production also 
decreased by 8.08 % from 100 index points in the January -June 2018 period to 91.92  index points 
in the January -June 2019 period.  
The Applicant 's domestic sales during the period of 2016 -2018 decreased respectively from 100 
index points in 2016, to 97 .26 index points in 2017, and 88 .42 index points in 2018 . Furthermore , 
in the period of January -June 2018-2019 the Applicant 's domestic sales also decreased by 13.28 % 
from 100 index points in the January -June 2018 period to 8 6.72 index points in the 
January -June 2019 period.  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  Productivity during 2016 to 2018 decreased with a  trend of 2.48 %. Furthermore, in the period of 
January -June 2018-2019 the Petitioner's productivity also decreased by 1.35 % from 100 index 
points in the January -June 2018 period to 98.65  index points in the January -June 2019 period.  
Capacity utilization has decreased during the period of 2016 -2018 with a trend of 7.21 %. Moreover, 
in the period of January -June 2018-2019 the Applicant's capacity utilization was also decreased by 
4.90% from 100 index points in the January -June 2018 period to 9 1.93 index points in the 
January -June 2019 period.  
In terms of operating profit/loss, the Applicant 's had experienced a profit of 100 index points in 
2016, but in 2017 and 2018 the Petitioner suffer a financial losses of 128 .01 index points in 2017 
and 24 8.87 index points in 2018 . Financial losses continued in the period of January -June 2018-2019 
from 100 index points to 132 .47 index points.  
The decline in domestic sales has an impact on the decline in the production of the Applicant, so that 
the operational c ost increases . As a result, the Applicant was forced to reduce employment in 
2016-2018 with a trend of 4.93 % from 100 index points in 2016 to 96 .16 index points in 2017, and 
continued to decrease in 2018 to 90 .38 index points . Furthermore, in the period of  
January -June 2018-2019 the number of employment also decreased from 100 index points in the 
January -June 2018 period to 93 .17 index points in the January -June 2019 period.  
The increase in national consumption that occurred in 2016 -2018 was inversely propo rtional to the 
Applicant 's domestic sales and taken over by imported goods which experienced a surge increased 
over a period of 3 years (2016 -2018) . The increase imports resulted in the eroded market share of 
the Applicant 's and Non -Applicant 's. During the period of 2016 -2018 the market share of the 
Petitioners and Non -Petitioners decreased with a trend of 10.02 % and 10.13 % respectively, while 
in the same period the import market share increased with a trend of 26.06 %. Furthermore, in the 
period of  January -June 2018-2019 the Applicant 's Market Share also decreased from 100 index 
points in the January -June 2018 period to 88 .48 index points in the January -June 2019 period.  
Based on the paragraphs above, the Investigating Authority provisionally  conclu ded that during the 
investigation period, the Applicant suffered a serious injury based on performance indicators which 
showed that there had been an upward trend in financial losses and a downward trend in production, 
domestic sales, productivity, capacit y utilization , employment , and market share . 
 Causal Link  
Based on the results of the preliminary determination as mentioned in paragraphs above, the 
Investigating Authority provisionally concluded that there is a causal link between a serious injury 
suffered by domestic industry to the increase in imports of the product concerned, based on:  
a. There was a sharp, sudden, recent, and significant increase d in imports of product 
concerned in absolute and relative terms during 2016 -2018 and 
January -June 2018-2019.  
b. There had been an upward trend in financial losses and a downward trend in 
production, domestic sales, productivity, capacity utilization, employment, and 
market share.  
c. During period of 2016 -2018 the market share of imports increased with a trend of 
26.06%, which caused the market share of Applican t declined with a trend of 
10.02 %, and the market share of Non -Applicant als o declined with a trend of 
10.13 %. Furthermore, in per iod of January -June 2018-2019 market share of 
applicant and non -applicant was also been eroded by market share of import where 
the market share of import increase by 6.25 %, meanwhile, th e applicant and 
non-applicant market share decrease by 4.20 % and 2.06 %. 
The Investigating Authority has not identified other factors that would weaken the causal link 
between the increase in imports and the serious injury of the domestic industry . Nevertheless, a 
more detailed examination of all other factors that have or may have contributed to the injury will 
be undertaken in the remainder of the investigation.  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  (ii) Determining  that there are critical circumstances where delay would cause 
damage which it would be difficult to repair.  
There are a number of the Applicant 's member companies that are currently in a critical situation 
that is very problematic  and can adversely affect the business activities of the referred members.  
These critical circumstances  can be seen in its financial ratio where the Applicant experienci ng 
financial problems during 2016 -2018 and period of January -June 2018-2019 in terms of liquidity, 
solvency, activities, and profitability which if not immediately addressed will lead to business 
bankruptcy  as stipulated from z -score . 
No Ratios  Unit Result  Benchmark  
1 Liquidity Ratio      
Quick Ratio  % Average  
61.2 ≥ 100  
Cash Ratio  % Average  
12.0 ≥ 100  
2 Solvability Ratio      
Debt to Equity Ratio  % Average  
176.1 ≤ 100 
3 Activity Ratio      
Account Receivable Turnover Ratio  X Average  
3.2 ≥ 10 
Inventory Turnover Ratio  X Average  
2.3 ≥ 10 
Total Fix Assets Turnover Ratio  X Average  
1.2 ≥ 10 
Total Asset Turnover Ratio  X Average  
0.6 ≥ 10 
4. Profitability Ratio      
Profit Margin  % Average  
(0.9) ≥ 5 
Operating Profit Margin  % Average  
(1.2) ≥ 5 
Return on Investment  % Average  
(1.9) ≥ 5 
Return on Asset  % Average  
(0.4) ≥ 5 
 5 Z-score  Score  Average  
0.9 ≥ 2.9  
Source : Indonesian Textile Association (API) . 
As it can be seen from the above ratios, the very viability of the producers concerned is a stake, and 
the preliminary determination of the Investigating Authority is that unless provisional safeguard 
measures are urgently taken, irreparable damage will result i n terms of capacity shut downs, plant 
closures and eventual bankruptcy.  
The table below shows eight  fabric manufacturers in Indonesia who went bankrupt and closed their 
fabric businesses during 2016 -2019. 
No Companies  Employment  
1 PT. Shinta Budirani  10,000 
2 PT. Panasia Indosyntec  5,000 
3 PT. Bhineka Karya Manunggal  3,000 
4 PT. Sandratex  2,500 
5 PT. Dada Indonesia  1,400 
6 PT. Limas Lestari  750 
7 PT. Matahari Sentosa Jaya  400 
8 PT. Sinar Makin Mulia  400 
Total  23,450 
Source : Indonesian Textile Association (API) . G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  6  OFFER OF CONSULTATIO NS 
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia offers consultations on the provisional safeguard 
measures . 
NOTIFICATION UNDER A RTICLE 9, FOOTNOTE 2  UPON TAKING A DECIS ION NOT TO APPLY 
THOSE PROVISION AL SAFEGUARD MEASURE S TO CERTAIN PRODUCT S ORIGINATING IN 
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES  
1  SPECIFY THE MEASURE  
The proposed provisional safeguard measure is in the form of tariff . The proposed specific tariffs are 
listed in Annex -II. 
2  SPECIFY THE PRODUCT SUBJECT TO THE MEASURE  
The 5 product categories ("products concerned") and their 8 -digit Harmonized System (HS) codes 
that are subject to the proposed provisional safeguard measure are listed in Annex -I. 
3  SPECIFY THE DEVELOPI NG COUNTRIES TO WHIC H THE MEASURE IS NOT  APPLIED 
UNDER ARTICLE  9.1 OF  THE AGREEMENT ON SA FEGUARDS  
The developing countries which are excluded from the provisional measure as the ir export in 
quantities less than 3 % of imports to Indonesia are listed in Annex -V under Article 9.1 of the 
Agreement on Safeguards.  
  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  ANNEX  I 
PRODUCTS CONCERNED  
No Produc t Segment  Harmonized System (HS) Code  
  Greige  Finished  
1. Cotton Fabric s 5208.12.00, 5209.12.00, 
5209.22.00, 5209.29.00, 
5210.29.00, 5211.11.00, 
5211.19.00, 5211.20.00, and 
5212.11.00  5208.32.00, 5208.49.00, 
5208.51.90, 5208.52.90, 
5209.32.00, 5209.39.00, 
5209.42.00, 5209.51.90, 
5209.59.90, 5210.39.00, 
5210.41.90, 5210.51.90, 
5211.42.00, 5211.43.00, 
5211.49.00, 5212.24.00, and 
5212.25.90  
2. Filament Fabric  5407.10.29, 5407.30.00, 
5407.51.00, 5407.52.00, 
5407.81.00, and 5407.91.00  5407.10.91, 5407.20.00, 
5407.44.00, 5407.53.00, 
5407.54.00, 5407.61.90, 
5407.74.00, 5407.82.00, 
5407.83.00, 5407.84.00, 
5407.92.00, 5407.93.00, 
5407.94.00, 5408.22.00, 
5408.24.00, 5408.32.00, and 
5408.34.00.  
3. Staple Fabrics  5512.29.00, 5513.11.00, 
5513. 12.00, 5514.12.00, 
5515.11.00, 5515.12.00, and 
5516.11.00  5513.21.00, 5513.23.00, 
5513.39.00, 5513.49.00, 
5514.21.00, 5514.22.00, 
5514.29.00, 5514.42.00, 
5514.43.00, 5514.49.00, 
5515.91.00, 5515.99.90, 
5516.13.00, 5516.14.00, 
5516.22.00, 5516.24.00, and 
5516.92.00.  
4. Special Fabrics  - 5804.10.11, 5804.10.19, 
5804.10.29, 5804.10.99, 
5804.21.90, 5804.29.10, 
5804.29.90, 5804.30.00, and 
5810.92.00  
5. Knitted Fabrics  6005.36.90, 6006.21.00, and 
6006.31.90  6001.21.00, 6001.92.20, 
6001.92.90, 6004.10.90, 
6004.90.00, 6005.21.00, 
6005.37.90, 6005.90.90, 
6006.10.00, 6006.22.00, 
6006.2300, 6006.24.00, 
6006.32.10, 6006.32.20, 
6006.32.90, 6006.33.10, 
6006.34.10, 6006.42.10, 
6006.42.90, 6006.43.90, 
6006.44.10, and 6006.44.90.  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  ANNEX  II 
THE PROPOSED PROVISI ONAL SAFEGUARD MEASU RE 
No Product Segment  Provisional Tariff  
  Greige  Finished  
1. Cotton Fabrics  Rp. 11.535/Kg  Rp. 32.134/Kg  
2. Filament Fabrics  
3. Staple Fabrics  
4. Special Fabrics  
5. Knitted Fabrics  
 
  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  ANNEX  III 
INCREASED IMPORTS OF  THE PRODUCT CATEGORIES  
Products 
Categories  Imports  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%)  
  2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Ju
n 
18-19 2018  2019   
Cotton 
Fabric s Absolute  Ton 27,307  34,261  50,090  21,898  24,442  25.47  46.20  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 129.70 208.98 100 136.03 44.58 36.04 
Filament 
Fabric s Absolute  Ton 97,679  116,599  166,086  78,338  81,833  19.37  42.44  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 130.85  219.35  100 113.23  48.10  13.24  
Staple 
Fabric s Absolute  Ton 26,277  30,877  46,028  20,233  23,374  17.50  49.07  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 123.52 193.92 100 120.61 39.24  20.63  
Special 
Fabrics  Absolute  Ton 5,402  7,352  16,013  5,953  10,759  36.09  117.82  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 134.01  343.07  100 206.25  85.22  106.25  
Knitted 
Fabrics   Absolute  Ton 81,554  102,827  135,596  56,119  70,704  26.08  31.87  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 137.66  193.21  100 139.93  38.99  39.92  
Total  Absolute  Ton 238,219  291,915  413,813  182,541  211,112  31.80  15.65  
Relative to 
Domestic 
Production  Index  100 131.07  203.41  100 127.82  42.62  27.83  
Source: Indonesian Statistics (BPS) and  Indonesian Textile Association (API).  
 
 G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  ANNEX  IV 
ECONOMIC INDICATORS OF THE PR ODUCT CATEGORIES  
1  COTTON FABRIC S 
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%) 
 2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Jun 
18-19 2018  2019  
Production  Index  100 100.12 90.98 100 81.69 -4.62 -18.31 
Domestic Sales  Index  100 96.43 88.61 100 76.31 -5.87 -23.69 
Productivity  Index  100 100.96 98.89 100 91.63 -0.56 -8.37 
Capacity Utilization  Index  100 99.13 91.09 100 81.72 -4.56 -18.28 
Profit/Loss  Index  100 (126.36) (330.61) (100)  (126.55) -99.86 26.55 
Employment  Index  100 99.17 92 100 89.16 -4.08 -10.84 
Inventory  Index  100 94.90 90.62 100 118.84 -4.80 18.84 
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 95.59  84.31  100 86.08  -8.18 -13.92  
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 94.77  86.80  100 98.49  -6.83 -1.51 
Market share of Imports  Index  100 124.38  174.54  100 125.91  32.11  25.91  
 
2  FILAMENT FABRIC S 
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%) 
  2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Jun 
18-19 2018  2019   
Production  Index  100 92.70  80.14  100 92.98  -10.48  -7.02 
Domestic Sales  Index  100 100.99  87.99  100 84.60  -6.20 -15.40  
Productivity  Index  100 97.94  90.36  100 100.76  -4.94 0.76 
Capacity Utilization  Index  100 92.98  80.74  100 92.98  -10.15  -7.02 
Profit/Loss  Index  100 (325.40)  (325.09)  (100)  (138.04)  -97.24  38.04  
Employment  Index  100 94.65  88.70  100 92.29  -5.82 -7.71 
Inventory  Index  100 111.69  120.87  100 86.94  9.94 -13.06  
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 94.88  72.90  100 85.48  -14.62  -14.52  
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 88.77  75.31  100 104.91  -13.22  4.91 
Market share of Imports  Index  100 112.15  140.86  100 105.54  18.68  5.54 
 
3  STAPLE FABRIC S 
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growt
h (%)  
  2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Ju
n 
18-19 2018  2019  
Production  Index  100 96.16  90.44  100 99.57  -4.90 -0.43 
Domestic Sales  Index  100 90.83  85.09  100 101.54  -7.76 1.54 
Productivity  Index  100 100.52  98.96  100 103.61  -0.52 3.61 
Capacity Utilization  Index  100 95.52  90.54  100 99.59  -4.85 -0.41 
Profit/Loss  Index  (100)  (679.26)  (1.163 ,96) (100)  (105.16)  99.81  5.16 
Employment  Index  100 95.66  91.39  100 96.10  -4.40 -3.90 
Inventory  Index  100 106.61  116.76  100 110.23  8.06 10.23  
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 95.41  87.53  100 100.60  -6.44 0.60 
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 98.90  92.23  100 92.19  -3.96 -7.81 
Market share of Imports  Index  100 123.44  180.19  100 114.45  34.23  14.45  
 G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  4  SPECIAL FABRIC S 
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%)  
 2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Jun 
18-19 2018  2019   
Production  Index  100 101.67  86.49  100 87.34  -7.00 -12.66  
Domestic Sales  Index  100 94.26  72.09  100 88.65  -15.09  -11.35  
Productivity  Index  100 106.88  103.44  100 87.79  1.71 -12.21  
Capacity Utilization  Index  100 101.67  86.49  100 87.34  -7.00 -12.66  
Profit/Loss  Index  100 64.47  60.85  100 44.49  -21.99  -55.51  
Employment  Index  100 95.13  83.62  100 99.49  -8.56 -0.51 
Inventory  Index  100 118.04  127.80  100 100.59  13.05  0.59 
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 83.03  40.70  100 56.94  -36.20  -43.06  
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 81.55  40.42  100 57.50  -36.42  -42.50  
Market share of Imports  Index  100 119.87  167.35  100 116.10  29.37  16.10  
 
5  KNITTED FABRICS  
Indicators  Unit Year Trend 
(%) Growth 
(%)  
 2016  2017  2018  January -June  16-18 Jan-Jun 
18-19 2018  2019  
Production  Index  100 96.28  88.58  100 90.49  -5.88 -9.51 
Domestic Sales  Index  100 98.43  92.31  100 84.43  -3.92 -15.57  
Productivity  Index  100 98.51  94.53  100 95.20  -2.77 -4.80 
Capacity Utilization  Index  100 95.65  87.99  100 90.49  -6.20 -9.51 
Profit/Loss  Index  100 51.60  31.73  100 (325.1
5) -43.67  -425.15  
Employment  Index  100 97.74  93.70  100 95.06  -3.20 -4.94 
Inventory  Index  100 116.60  131.80  100 89.74  14.81  -10.26  
Market Share of 
Applicant  Index  100 94.95  84.85  100 85.35  -7.89 -14.65  
Market Share of 
Non-Applicant  Index  100 89.31  77.28  100 84.71  -12.09  -15.29  
Market share of Imports  Index  100 121.63  152.83  100 127.36  23.62  27.36  
 G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  ANNEX  V 
LIST OF DEVELOPING C OUNTRIES MEMBERS OF THE WTO TO WHICH  
THE PROVISIONAL MEAS URES DO NOT APPLY.  
No. Developing Countries  No. Developing Countries  
1 Afghanistan  60 Liechtenstein  
2 Albania  61 Macao, China  
3 Angola  62 Madagascar  
4 Antigua and Barbuda  63 Malawi  
5 Argentina  64 Malaysia  
6 Armenia  65 Maldives  
7 Bahrain, Kingdom of  66 Mali  
8 Bangladesh  67 Mauritania  
9 Barbados  68 Mauritius  
10 Belize  69 Mexico  
11 Benin  70 Moldova, Republic of  
12 Bolivia, Plurinational State of  71 Mongolia  
13 Botswana  72 Montenegro  
14 Brazil  73 Morocco  
15 Brunei Darussalam  74 Mozambique  
16 Burkina Faso  75 Myanmar  
17 Burundi  76 Namibia  
18 Cabo Verde  77 Nepal  
19 Cambodia  78 Nicaragua  
20 Cameroon  79 Niger  
21 Central African Republic  80 Nigeria  
22 Chad  81 Oman  
23 Chile  82 Pakistan  
24 Colombia  83 Panama  
25 Congo  84 Papua New Guinea  
26 Costa Rica  85 Paraguay  
27 Côte d'Ivoire  86 Peru  
28 Cuba  87 Philippines  
29 Democratic Republic of the Congo  88 Qatar  
30 Djibouti  89 Russian Federation  
31 Dominica  90 Rwanda  
32 Dominican Republic  91 Saint Kitts and Nevis  
33 Ecuador  92 Saint Lucia  
34 Egypt  93 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  
35 El Salvador  94 Samoa  
36 Eswatini  95 Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of  
37 Fiji  96 Senegal  
38 Gabon  97 Seychelles  
39 The Gambia  98 Sierra Leone  
40 Georgia  99 Singapore  
41 Ghana  100 Solomon Islands  
42 Grenada  101 South Africa  
43 Guatemala  102 Sri Lanka  
44 Guinea  103 Suriname  
45 Guinea -Bissau  104 Tajikistan  
46 Guyana  105 Tanzania  
47 Haiti  106 Thailand  
48 Honduras  107 The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 
(FYROM)  
49 India 108 Togo  
50 Israel  109 Tonga  
51 Jamaica  110 Trinidad and Tobago  
52 Jordan  111 Tunisia  
53 Kazak hstan 112 Turkey  
54 Kenya  113 Uganda  
55 Kuwait, the State of  114 Ukraine  
56 Kyrgyz Republic  115 United Arab Emirates  
57 Lao People's Democratic Republic  116 Uruguay  
58 Lesotho  117 Vanuatu  
59 Liberia  118 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of  G/SG/N/7/IDN/2 • G/SG/N/11/IDN/18  
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  No. Developing Countries  No. Developing Countries  
119 Viet Nam  121 Zambia  
120 Yemen  122 Zimbabwe  
 
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