Jakarta Has Already Secured 80 Percent of Its Investment Target, Projecting IDR 250 Trillion by Year-End

JAKARTA - The Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemprov) is targeting investment of IDR 250 trillion by 2025. As of September 2025, realized investment in the capital city had reached IDR 204.2 trillion, or 80.6 percent of the national target set by the Ministry of Investment/BKPM of IDR 255 trillion.

Deputy Head of the Jakarta Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Muhammad Herizkianto, said this achievement proves that Jakarta remains a magnet for both domestic and international investors.

"Jakarta remains attractive to investors, both domestic and international. This is reflected in the trend of investment realization, which has continued to increase over the past five years, with an average increase of 27.2 percent," Herizkianto said in Jakarta on Thursday, November 6.

According to him, this trend reflects growing investor confidence and strengthens Jakarta's position as a strategic investment hub nationally.

Of the total investment realization of IDR 204.2 trillion by the third quarter of 2025, Domestic Investment (PMDN) contributed IDR 131.2 trillion, while Foreign Investment (PMA) reached IDR 73 trillion. Projections indicate that Jakarta's total investment by the end of the year is expected to reach IDR 250 trillion.

The transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications sectors are the main contributors to Jakarta's investment this year, followed by the trade and repair sectors, which also grew significantly in line with the capital's positive economic trend.

Herizkianto explained that this investment growth aligns with the development direction outlined in the Jakarta RPJMD 2025–2029, which targets a significant increase in investment over the next five years as a catalyst for economic growth and strengthening regional competitiveness.

As a strengthening measure, the Jakarta Provincial Government, through the DPMPTSP (Directorate General of Private Investments), has compiled a Jakarta Investment Potential Map, which identifies six leading sectors: healthcare, real estate, agriculture and fisheries, transportation and warehousing, information and communications, and accommodation and food and beverage.

"All these sectors are geared towards driving economic growth, increasing competitiveness, and strengthening a sustainable investment ecosystem in Jakarta," he said.

Investment opportunities in these sectors include the development of international hospitals and telemedicine, transit-oriented development (TOD) areas, sustainable marine aquaculture, digital and modern logistics, data centers and cybersecurity, and ecotourism and MICE destinations.

Furthermore, the Jakarta Provincial Government is preparing 49 investment service points throughout Jakarta, which will be fully operational by 2026. These facilities are designed as integrated investment service gateways, allowing investors to consult, apply for permits, and monitor the process quickly and transparently.

"We remain committed to making investment facilities faster, simpler, and smarter. This is the foundation for achieving Jakarta's vision of becoming a Top 50 Global City by 2030 and a Top 20 Global City by 2045," said Herizkianto.