The impact of international trade and investment policy reforms on the Indonesian economy, focusing on economic growth and development of domestic manufacturing industry has been studied extensively enough. However, the implication of these trade and investment policy reforms on the growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia remains an under-researched area of both the literature on SMEs in Indonesia and in general. This study, thus, attempts to make a contribution to fill this gap by examining the impact of international trade and investment policy reforms, particularly in the post-crisis period on the growth of SMEs in Indonesia.