Shenzhen, China – August 27, 2026 — Yanxun Display participated in a business exchange hosted by the Shenzhen Chaoshan Chamber of Commerce focusing on investment opportunities in Indonesia. Johnson, International Sales Manager of Yanxun Display, attended the meeting on behalf of the company.
At the event, Dr. TM Luthfi Yazid, S.H., LL.M., President of the Indonesian Bar Association (DePA-RI) and Founder and Managing Partner of Luthfi Yazid DHH Law Firm, shared his perspective on Indonesia’s investment environment and opportunities for Chinese companies.
With more than three decades of legal practice, Dr. Luthfi Yazid has extensive experience in corporate law, foreign investment and dispute resolution. His work has included assisting foreign companies with investment and business matters in Indonesia, and he has participated in international legal and academic exchanges. This background gave the discussion a practical legal and commercial context as Yanxun Display considers the next stage of its work in the Indonesian market.
Expanding Support for Yanxun Display Customers in Indonesia
Indonesia is already an active export market for Yanxun Display. The company supplies LCD monitors and gaming monitors to Indonesian customers and works with local distributors. The meeting was therefore not simply a general introduction to a new market. It focused on practical questions connected with the development of existing distributor business and the support those customers may need over time.
During the exchange, Johnson and Dr. Luthfi Yazid discussed Yanxun Display’s business development in Indonesia and what stronger local customer support could involve. One specific topic was the company’s ongoing evaluation of the possibility of establishing a local after sales service center for a major Indonesian distributor.
From Product Supply to Long Term Market Support
Yanxun Display currently supports overseas customers through product supply as well as OEM and ODM monitor solutions. As its business with Indonesian distributors develops, the company is examining how local service capability could grow alongside monitor exports.