JAKARTA - The value of foreign capital participation (PMA) alias foreign direct investment (FDI) that entered Indonesia throughout 2025 reached IDR 900.9 trillion.
The figure is up 0.1 percent from last year. The largest came from Singapore.
Minister of Investment and Industrialization/Head of BKPM Rosan Roeslani revealed that there were five countries that diligently invest their capital in Indonesia, all of which came from the Asian region.
Rosan said the first position was occupied by Singapore. The country invested around 17.4 billion US dollars (US) or equivalent to Rp293.6 trillion, assuming a rate of Rp16,875 per US dollar.
Furthermore, Rosan said, the sectors that are in demand are basic metal industries and metal goods. Including also the food industry, the transportation sector, and mining.
"The number one is the basic metal industry sector, metal goods, not machines. Then other services, and then transportation, food industry, and mining," said Rosan in Jakarta, Thursday, January 15.
Then followed by Hong Kong. The country successfully recorded its capital in the country at 10.6 billion US dollars.
Meanwhile, China, in third place as the country with the largest investment figures. The Bamboo Curtain country invested US $ 7.5 billion.
Meanwhile, the fourth position is filled by Malaysia. The neighboring country recorded investments of 4.5 billion US dollars.
Finally, Japan. The country recorded an investment of US$ 3.1 billion.
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