Sand and Gravel Mines in Indonesia

List of Sand and Gravel mines and permits in Indonesia

Every sand and gravel permit the register holds, largest area first. Company names open their registry record. Showing the 150 largest of 290.

Where sand and gravel mines are in Indonesia

• Jawa Timur3,820.135 ha · 79 permits
• Sulawesi Tengah1,585.55 ha · 49 permits
• Bengkulu542.19 ha · 31 permits
• Jawa Barat396.99 ha · 29 permits
• Sumatera Barat353.04 ha · 14 permits
• Kepulauan Bangka Belitung310.14 ha · 3 permits
• Sulawesi Selatan268.42 ha · 21 permits
• Jawa Tengah247.004 ha · 22 permits
• Sulawesi Tenggara227.89 ha · 3 permits
• Sumatera Selatan184.45 ha · 5 permits
• Sulawesi Barat129.94 ha · 8 permits
• Maluku109.18 ha · 2 permits
• Kalimantan Barat80.34 ha · 3 permits
• Sumatera Utara62.93 ha · 2 permits
• Kalimantan Utara49.73 ha · 1 permits
• Kalimantan Timur40.29 ha · 2 permits
• Kalimantan Tengah32.45 ha · 3 permits
• Riau30.26 ha · 1 permits
• Nusa Tenggara Barat19 ha · 6 permits
• Jambi12.37 ha · 3 permits
• DI Yogyakarta4.15 ha · 2 permits
• Bali1.66 ha · 1 permits

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Frequently asked

How many sand and gravel mines are in Indonesia?

The register records 290 sand and gravel permits held by 280 companies, covering 8,508 hectares.

Where are the sand and gravel mines in Indonesia?

Across 22 provinces, led by Jawa Timur (3,820.135 ha), Sulawesi Tengah (1,585.55 ha), Bengkulu (542.19 ha).

Who owns the sand and gravel mines in Indonesia?

280 companies hold the permits listed above; the largest by area is Kodap Sirkah Jaya. Each name opens its registry record with its directors, shareholders and permits.

Are there sand and gravel mines for sale in Indonesia?

That depends on the owner, not on the register — this list is the industry, not a catalogue. Assets actually offered are published on the marketplace.