News - DPMPTSP West Java Urges Businesses to Submit LKPM Before April 15

DPMPTSP West Java Urges Businesses to Submit LKPM Before April 15

Apr, 13 2026

The Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (DPMPTSP) of West Java Province has set an ambitious investment realization target of Rp80 trillion for the first quarter of 2026.

To achieve this target, the regional government is urging business actors to promptly submit their Investment Activity Reports (LKPM) no later than April 15.

Head of DPMPTSP West Java, Dedi Taufik, explained that the LKPM results for this period will serve as a crucial indicator to measure the region’s economic resilience. The data will show whether the current global geopolitical escalation significantly affects investor interest in West Java.

“On April 15, we will finalize the LKPM results. This will also serve as an instrument to assess the investment outlook going forward whether the current global geopolitical situation affects investment interest in West Java,” said Dedi Taufik in Bandung on Wednesday (April 8, 2026).

Based on preliminary data held by DPMPTSP as of the end of March 2026, investment realization in West Java has reached Rp50 trillion, or approximately 62.5% of the first-quarter target. The government remains optimistic that the remaining Rp30 trillion target can be achieved as reports from major companies are submitted within the remaining time.

“Our target is Rp80 trillion in Q1 2026. Previously, only Rp50 trillion had been recorded. We hope that incoming reports until mid-April will cover the shortfall,” he added.

Dedi Taufik also called on all industrial estate managers in West Java to ensure orderly reporting administration among their members. In addition, he encouraged regency/city governments not to focus solely on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), but also to start exploring the growing potential of Domestic Direct Investment (DDI).

In accordance with instructions from the Ministry of Investment/BKPM of Indonesia, non-MSME business actors are required to submit LKPM through the OSS-RBA system. Failure to report business activities may result in strict administrative sanctions.

Dedi emphasized that LKPM is not merely an administrative obligation, but also a protection instrument for businesses. Companies that consistently report will receive priority in guidance, facilitation for operational issues, and support in licensing processes.

“Their reports serve as the basis for us to formulate targeted regional investment policies. So, there is a mutual benefit between the government and business actors,” he explained.

For business actors experiencing technical difficulties in reporting, DPMPTSP West Java has provided assistance services through a call center, WhatsApp center, and official social media accounts.

“Once again, we emphasize that LKPM is mandatory for all business actors to ensure transparency and sustainable economic growth in West Java,” Dedi concluded.

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Jokowi Inaugurates State Palace and Offers Investment in IKN

Borneonews - Jakarta, the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, is scheduled to visit the Capital City of the Archipelago (IKN) located in East Kalimantan on October 11 2024. This visit aims to witness the ceremonial inauguration of the new State Palace as well as groundbreaking various infrastructure projects in the region the. Information regarding the president's visit was conveyed by the President's Special Staff, Ari Dwipayana, at the Presidential Palace complex in Jakarta. Ari confirmed that during the visit, President Jokowi would inaugurate several important projects including the State Palace. He stated, "There is an agenda for the President to visit IKN on October 11 2024. It seems there will be several inaugurations and groundbreakings, including the State Palace." In the official agenda, President Jokowi will also invite 16 entrepreneurs working in the mining sector to attend. It is hoped that their presence will increase investment interest in IKN. This was emphasized by the Minister of Investment, Rosan Roeslani, after meeting with President Jokowi at the Merdeka Palace. Rosan explained, "God willing, we will review it directly. Later Friday, the plan that was present here will review it directly with IKN. So that it will generate interest in even greater investment." The majority of the 16 entrepreneurs invited came from the coal sector in Kalimantan, and they have formed a consortium. This consortium will focus on investing in projects related to public infrastructure, such as the construction of parks, restaurants and other public facilities related to people's lifestyles. According to Minister Rosan, "They will form a consortium for several ideas for building parks, building communities there, so that communities are formed, lifestyle, restaurants and others." This statement shows a commitment to creating a better environment in IN with investment support from the private sector. (SOURCE)

Oct, 11 2024

Government Focuses on Maintaining Investment Flow for Future Development

In the last decade, the Indonesian economy has continued to perform well, demonstrated by the success of maintaining economic growth at a good level, especially after the pandemic ended. In fact, based on World Bank projections, Indonesia is expected to grow in the range of 5%-5.2% in the 2024-2025 period or return to the same or higher growth rate as before the pandemic. Inflation developments are also under control within the target range, where until September 2024 it will be at the level of 1.84% (yoy), which can be said to be maintained at around 2.5% ± 1%. The low and stable inflation rate is in line with increasing growth in shopping volumes. This shows that people's purchasing power remains strong, thus supporting the momentum of economic growth. The deflation phenomenon that occurred for five consecutive months was also more influenced by the decline in prices of a number of food commodities. "Core inflation is in line with the trend, but volatile foods have been reduced to low levels. The government meets every week, because we have a different way than other countries, to regulate inflation levels throughout Indonesia. "We also provide fiscal incentives for them to maintain food prices," explained Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto when giving a keynote speech at HSBC's 140th Anniversary Celebration in Indonesia, in Jakarta, Tuesday (15/10). The condition of the Indonesian financial market is relatively stable. The performance of the Rupiah exchange rate is relatively better than a number of other Asian countries, namely -1.05% (ytd). The Indonesian stock price index also grew positively, namely 3.94% (ytd) and reached its highest position or all-time high at the level of 7,905.39 on September 19 2024. "No one thought that Indonesia could maintain the value of the Rupiah below IDR 16 thousand per 1 USD compared to (perception) three months ago, and this is an achievement for the Indonesian economic team," explained Coordinating Minister Airlangga. With these various good achievements, investors still see Indonesia as an attractive country. Latest, Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I) affirmed the Republic of Indonesia's Sovereign Credit Rating (SCR) at BBB+, two levels above investment grade with a positive outlook. Indonesia's competitiveness ranking continues to increase to its highest position in 10 years (27th in 2024 based on the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking). Indonesia focuses on providing easy investment in 22 Special Economic Zones (KEK) spread throughout Indonesia. Apart from that, there is promising potential for investment in the Carbon Capture Storage (CCS), semiconductor, green hydrogen and Small-Modular Reactors (SMRs) sectors in Indonesia. To accelerate growth in the medium to long term, the government has prepared a new engine of growth strategy such as digitalization, energy transition and semiconductors. Apart from that, social resilience and community empowerment are also priorities. The banking industry, especially banks with international networks such as HSBC, plays an important role in supporting efforts to encourage the flow of foreign investment into the country. The good program that HSBC has carried out, namely creating investor connectivity with domestic business actors, must continue to be maintained. “The conditions (conflicts in) the Middle East and Russia-Ukraine make everything (international trade) not easy because they are interrelated. And also this is a different situation today, especially because there is technological disruption, it is more complex so you need the help of 'friends' to navigate into the future. (That friend) is like HSBC, so I want HSBC to be in Indonesia in the next 140 years too," concluded Coordinating Minister Airlangga. Also present at this event were Group Chairman of HSBC Holdings plc Mark Tucker, Co-chief Executive of Asia Pacific HSBC Surendra Rosha, President Director of PT Bank HSBC Indonesia Francois de Maricourt, and Ambassadors of friendly countries. (SOURCE)

Oct, 17 2024

The Regional Secretary is committed to making Bogor Regency an attractive investment destination

Kabupaten Bogor (ANTARA) - Regional Secretary of Bogor Regency, West Java, Ajat Rochmat Jatnika is committed to making his region an attractive destination for investment. "We are committed to making Bogor Regency an attractive investment destination," said Ajat at the Investment Forum in Sentul, Wednesday. According to him, to achieve sustainable economic growth, investment oriented towards innovation and high technology needs to continue to be encouraged. This will strengthen the manufacturing base and create a resilient industrial ecosystem. Ajat explained, to achieve this goal, various efforts have been made, such as improving policies and regulations, accelerating the licensing process, improving the quality of human resources through training, and building infrastructure that supports industrial activities. Meanwhile, the Bogor Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP) Irwan Purnawan noted that the investment value in the area reached IDR 12 trillion during 2023. He explained that the investment consisted of Domestic Investment (PMDN) worth IDR 8.8 trillion and Foreign Investment (PMA) of around IDR 3.16 trillion. The investment value, he said, exceeded the target set by the Bogor Regency Government, namely IDR 9 trillion. "This achievement is an achievement because it succeeded in placing Bogor Regency with the third highest investment realization in West Java Province in 2023," said Irwan. The highest realization was achieved by Bekasi Regency with total incoming investment of IDR 41.5 trillion and secondly Karawang Regency IDR 35.1 trillion. (SOURCE)

Oct, 29 2024

The Cianjur Regency Government Recorded Investment Realization in 2024 Reaching 47 Percent

Cianjur (ANTARA) - The Cianjur district government via The Department of Investment and One Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP), West Java, recorded that investment realization in the second quarter of 2024 reached 47.41 percent or around IDR 862,961,798,198 of the target of IDR 1,820,061,327,000. Head of DPMPTSP Cianjur Dadan Ginanjar in Cianjur Thursday, said that micro and small business permits (IUMK) were the biggest contributor to investment in Cianjur from 11 sectors in the Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing through the Online Single Submission System (OSS RBA) with a realization of IDR 215,409,964,098. "Looking at the realization up to June 12, we are optimistic that the target can be achieved and exceeded like the previous year by more than 100 percent thanks to the support of related regional agencies and organizations," he said. The achievement of investment realization from January to June 12 2024 is inseparable from the high level of trust from various groups of people and investors to invest their capital in various business fields in Cianjur. Various programs that make it easier for investors to invest are provided by the Cianjur Regency Government, such as providing incentives to business actors in the form of tax relief or levies based on Cianjur Regional Regulation Number 13 of 2023 concerning Providing Incentives and Ease of Investment. In fact, he said, the Regent of Cianjur together with the Cianjur Regional Leadership Communication Forum (Forkopimda) helped ensure the security and ease of investing, so that from the beginning to the middle of the year the number of investors entering Cianjur continued to increase. "We hope that the revision of the Regional Spatial Planning Regulation (RTRW) will soon be completed and ratified, so that investment numbers will continue to increase by intensifying outreach to investors and potential investors from inside and outside Cianjur," he said. He explained that other investment achievements in Cianjur contributed quite high, such as the trade and services sector with a realization of IDR 166,306,573,519 or 10.04 percent, foreign investment (PMA) realization of IDR 134,280,000,000 or 8.11 percent. Meanwhile, the Investment Activity Report for the 10 largest sectors is the energy and mining sector amounting to IDR 9,239,500,000 or 0.56 percent, so the party is optimistic that investment realization in 2024 amounting to IDR 1,820,061,327,000 can be achieved before the end of the year. "Various programs to attract investors to come and invest in Cianjur have been carried out for the last two years, so that investment development in various fields is wide open," he said. (SOURCE)

Oct, 01 2024

West Java Supports Rp1.44 Trillion Investment in the Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant

The West Java Provincial Government is accelerating its efforts to establish the province as Indonesia’s national hub for green energy investment by facilitating the realization of the Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant (PLTS) project, valued at approximately US$80 million (around IDR 1.44 trillion). The strategic project is one of West Java’s flagship initiatives for attracting investment in the renewable energy sector while reinforcing the province’s commitment to a clean energy transition. This commitment was demonstrated through the active participation of the West Java Provincial Government in the open debottlenecking session of the Project Problem-Solving Acceleration Service for Strategic Projects (P2SP), held at the Ministry of Finance Building in Jakarta in early May 2026. The forum served as a platform for coordination among ministries, government agencies, local governments, and investors to address issues that could potentially delay investment realization, including administrative, technical, and licensing challenges. Dedi Taufik, Head of the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), emphasized that accelerating the resolution of investment-related obstacles is crucial for maintaining investor confidence and ensuring that strategic projects are implemented according to schedule. According to Dedi, the Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant holds a significant position in West Java’s renewable energy development roadmap, which continues to be promoted as one of the province’s leading investment sectors. “This project not only supports the development of environmentally friendly energy but also strengthens West Java’s competitiveness and attractiveness as a destination for renewable energy investment,” Dedi Taufik stated in a press release quoted on Tuesday (June 16, 2026). The West Java Provincial Government believes that the project’s success should not be measured solely by its investment value, which amounts to trillions of rupiah, but also by the economic impact it generates. The Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant is expected to create new employment opportunities, stimulate economic activity in surrounding areas, and deliver long-term benefits to local communities. For this reason, the provincial government continues to strengthen its role as an investment facilitator by ensuring that all processes are carried out more effectively, systematically, and with greater certainty for businesses. Dedi further emphasized that every investment project entering West Java should generate added value for regional development rather than merely bringing in capital. Through this approach, West Java seeks to maintain a balance between economic growth, job creation, and environmentally sustainable development. Moving forward, DPMPTSP West Java will continue to strengthen cross-sector coordination, accelerate licensing services, and foster closer collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure that the investment climate remains competitive and conducive. “West Java is committed to being an investment-friendly region while simultaneously supporting sustainable development. The Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant project is a tangible manifestation of that commitment,” he concluded. [SOURCE]

Jun, 17 2026

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