It will be the fourth mega distribution center operated by the subsidiary of Australian-based Coca-Cola Amatil after the Cibitung, Medan and Semarang mega distribution centers.

“The center will start operating in the fourth quarter of this year,” President Director Kadir Gunduz said as quoted by Tempo.co on Friday after meeting with the industry minister in Jakarta.

The total investment of Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia surpasses $1.5 billion. Recently, the company injected $500 million of capital into Indonesia.

Based on a 2015 financial report from Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd (Australia) on non-alcoholic beverages, sales in Indonesia — along with Papua New Guinea — reached $774.13 million, or 19.8 percent of the $3.91 billion booked by the company. Sales grew 8.77 percent compared to 2014.

“Indonesian business delivered solid volume growth and strong market share gains. Economic growth, however, has slowed in Indonesia, which is impacting overall consumer purchasing power,” Coca-Cola Amatil group managing director Alison Watkins said.

Meanwhile, sales in Australia reached $2.7 billion. Sales in New Zealand and Fiji contributed 68.46 percent and 11.72 percent, respectively, to total sales.