Investment in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone reaches IDR 5.96 trillion in 2025

JAKARTA - InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) said that the realization of investment in The Mandalika Special Economic Zone (KEK), Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) until 2025 reached IDR 5.96 trillion.

"The cumulative investment in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone until 2025 will be IDR 5.96 trillion," said the Head of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone Administrator, Bambang Wicaksono, in Central Lombok, quoted by Antara, Saturday, January 17.

He said the number of investors who entered KEK Mandalika was recorded as 34 investors, including investors from Spain who will invest with a budget value of Rp. 54 billion to build villa accommodations.

"There are 34 investors who have made a cooperation agreement, with a total investment of Rp5.96 trillion," he said.

This condition is good news for economic growth and tourism development in Indonesia.

In addition, this investment growth can strengthen the connectivity of tourism development in improving people's welfare.

"This condition will continue to move forward," he said.

Previously, ITDC Commercial Director Febrina Meidiana, explained that the entry of this investment is a reflection of the confidence of foreign investors, in the prospects for the development of The Mandalika as a world-class tourism destination.

"This cooperation shows that The Mandalika is increasingly trusted as an investment area that is well managed, has legal certainty, and offers sustainable development potential," he said.

He said the presence of Spanish investors in early 2026 also strengthened The Mandalika's positioning as an attractive destination for the global market.

"The value of the investment realized by the Spanish investor was IDR 54.17 billion, which was allocated for development in Lot KGH1 and KGH2," he said.

Febrina added that in the development of the project, ITDC always refers to the master plan of the area as well as the applicable governance and design provisions at The Mandalika.

ITDC ensures that land utilization cooperation is carried out in a measured and responsible manner, namely by maintaining the long-term interests of the area and empowering the surrounding community.

"ITDC hopes that the development of this villa will not only provide added value for investors and the region, but also create a wide economic impact, ranging from job creation to strengthening the local tourism ecosystem in West Nusa Tenggara, in line with efforts to encourage The Mandalika as a world-class tourism destination," he said.