JAKARTA - Investment Minister/Head of BKPM Rosan Roeslani reported the performance of national investment. Throughout January-December 2025, Indonesia's investment realization reached IDR 1,931.2 trillion.
Rosan said that the figure was equivalent to 101.3 percent of the government's target of Rp1,905.6 trillion.
"Total investment realization has reached Rp1,931.2 trillion or equivalent to 101.3 percent of the government's target, and grew 12.7 percent year on year," he said in a press conference in Jakarta, Thursday, January 15, 2026.
According to Rosan, this achievement is good news in the midst of global economic uncertainty, world economic slowdown, geopolitical tensions, and disasters that occurred in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra.
Furthermore, Rosan said that the realization of this 2025 investment is a tangible proof that Indonesia is able to maintain investor confidence and maintain the momentum of economic growth.
"This is also a reflection of strong performance, in the fourth quarter of 2025, namely from October to December, amounting to Rp. 496.9 trillion, so this makes a contribution of 26.1 percent of the total investment target in 2025," he said.
According to Rosan, this trend confirms Indonesia's attractiveness for domestic and foreign investors. In terms of employment, last year's investment absorbed 2,710,532 workers, an increase of 10.4 percent compared to 2024. Where the absorption is the most from the processing industry, transportation, mining, to industrial and office areas.
"Of course, this achievement is the result of our cooperation. Thank you for the support of all parties. The government continues to carry out economic diplomacy and improvement efforts in the country," said Rosan.
Investment Flows to Outside Java
Rosa said that investment distribution is also more evenly distributed. Where outside Java dominates 51.3 percent of realization or Rp991.2 trillion, or grew 10.7 percent.
Meanwhile, Java Island contributed 48.7 percent with higher growth, namely 14.8 percent. This shift, according to Rosan, marks the increasingly strong agenda for the equalization of development and the development of new industrial areas.
In addition, Rosan said that Domestic Capital Investment (PMDN) recorded a significant increase with a contribution of Rp. 1,030.3 trillion or 53.4 percent of total investment, growing 26.6 percent year-on-year. Meanwhile, Foreign Capital Investment (PMA) was recorded at Rp. 900.9 trillion or 46.6 percent, with a stable growth of 0.1 percent.
The surge in PMDN, said Rosan, reflects economic stability and the increasing optimism of domestic business actors towards economic prospects.
The five provinces with the highest investment realization are West Java with Rp296.8 trillion or 15.4 percent. Then, DKI Jakarta as much as Rp270.9 trillion or 14.0 percent. Then, East Java with Rp145.1 trillion or 7.5 percent. Then, Banten with Rp130.2 trillion or 6.7 percent, and Central Sulawesi with Rp127.2 trillion or 6.6 percent.
For the PMA, West Java is the main destination with a value of around 9.2 billion US dollars (16.3 percent), followed by Central Sulawesi 7.4 billion US dollars (13.2 percent), DKI Jakarta 6.0 billion US dollars (10.6 percent), North Maluku 5.2 billion US dollars (9.2 percent), and Banten 3.6 billion US dollars (6.3 percent).
From the perspective of the business sector, the basic metal and metal goods industry recorded the largest investment value of Rp. 262 trillion (13.6 percent). Followed by Transportation, warehouses, and telecommunications of Rp. 211 trillion. Then, Mining with Rp. 199.6 trillion. Then, Other Services of Rp. 170.5 trillion and Housing, industrial areas, and offices of Rp. 140.4 trillion.
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