News - Investment in the Rebana Area to Reach IDR 36.67 Trillion by 2025, with Subang the Highest

Investment in the Rebana Area to Reach IDR 36.67 Trillion by 2025, with Subang the Highest

Jan, 28 2026

SUBANG, TINTAHIJAU.COM — The Rebana area recorded very impressive investment performance throughout 2025.

According to data from the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Investment/BKPM, uploaded to the official Rebana area account, total investment realization in this area reached IDR 36.67 trillion, an increase of IDR 13.41 trillion or 57.67 percent compared to 2024.

Subang Regency was the region with the largest investment realization in the Rebana area. Throughout 2025, the value of investment inflows into Subang reached IDR 18.2 trillion. This figure places Subang as the main contributor, far surpassing other regions in the Rebana area.

Next in line is Sumedang Regency with investment realization of IDR 5.63 trillion, followed by Cirebon Regency with IDR 4.01 trillion, Majalengka Regency with IDR 3.36 trillion, and Indramayu Regency with IDR 3.35 trillion. Meanwhile, Cirebon City recorded Rp1.85 trillion in investment, and Kuningan Regency Rp253 billion.

Subang's dominance in investment realization strengthens its position as a new driver of economic growth in eastern West Java. The large inflow of capital reflects increased industrial activity, the development of economic zones, and the construction of supporting infrastructure in the region.

Overall, the surge in investment in the Rebana area demonstrates the growing appeal of this new metropolitan area to both domestic and foreign investors.

This significant growth also marks a shift in new economic centers in West Java, with Subang as the main epicenter of investment and industrial development.

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Bogor City Regional People's Representative Council Ratifies Regional Regulation Providing Incentives and Ease of Investment

BOGOR - The Bogor City DPRD together with the Bogor City Government adopted the Draft Regional Regulation on Providing Incentives and Facilitation of Investment into a regional regulation at the plenary meeting, Tuesday (8/10/2024). "This Draft Regional Regulation has received facilitation from the Regional Secretariat of West Java and has made improvements in terms of consideration, weighing, legal basis and body in accordance with the latest statutory provisions," said the Spokesperson for the Regional Regulation Formation Agency (Bapemperda) of the Bogor City DPRD, Eka Wardhana in press release, Wednesday (16/10/2024). Eka explained that this draft regional regulation is intended to create legal certainty and as a guideline for providing incentives and facilitating investment to increase investment and equal development in the regions. "We hope that with this Draft Regional Regulation, economic growth in Bogor City can increase accompanied by the creation of new jobs," he said. Responding to the Bapemperda report, Acting Mayor of Bogor Hery Antasari expressed his thanks to the leadership and members of the DPRD. According to him, the presence of this regional regulation is expected to provide legal certainty. It is also used as a guideline for prioritizing the provision of incentives and/or facilitating investment for certain types of businesses or certain activities, such as micro businesses and cooperatives. "This draft regional regulation is expected to create attraction or stimulate more investors to invest in the city of Bogor in order to create a competitive investment climate, increase access and economic capabilities," he said. After listening to the Bapemperda report and the response from the Acting Mayor of Bogor, the Chairman of the Bogor City DPRD, Adityawarman Adil, made the decision to adopt the draft regional regulation as a regional regulation based on the approval of all members of the Bogor City DPRD who were present at the Plenary Meeting. "We ask the Bogor City Government to immediately formalize and compile a Perwali as a technical guideline for implementing regional regulations," he said. (SOURCE)

Oct, 17 2024

Flooded with Investment Worth IDR 10.6 Trillion, This Toll Road in West Java Becomes a Connector for Industrial Areas

LENGKONG, AYOBANDUNG.COM -- West Java has another new toll road. This time, the toll road owned by West Java has a fairly high investment value. It is known that the investment value of the toll road present in West Java is IDR 10.6 trillion. The toll road in West Java has now been inaugurated and is already operating. The presence of this toll road makes two vital areas in West Java connected. The toll road in West Java that has an investment value of IDR 10.6 trillion is the Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road. The Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road connects Depok City and Bekasi Regency. The two areas connected by this toll road are vital areas in West Java. This is because the two areas are industrial areas in West Java. The presence of the Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road certainly increases mobility and connectivity between the two areas. Economic growth in this industrial area is certainly also getting better thanks to the Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road. This toll road can also facilitate the flow of logistics in industrial areas in Bogor and Bekasi Regencies. The Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road stretches 26.18 kilometers and consists of two toll road sections. Although part of West Java, this toll road is part of the Jakarta Outer Ring Road (JORR) 2 Toll Road. The Cimanggis-Cibitung Toll Road is also part of the Trans Java Toll Road which is connected to the Cikampek Toll Road. This toll road functions to reduce vehicle congestion on the Cikampek Toll Road. That is the toll road in West Java that was showered with Investa worth IDR 10.6 trillion which is a connecting industrial area.*** (SOURCE)

Mar, 19 2025

Bekasi, Karawang, and Subang: West Java Affected by Industrial Area Thuggery, Foreign Investment Impacted

TRIBUNJABAR.ID, BANDUNG – The phenomenon of thuggery (premanisme) in industrial areas is increasingly worrying. Several strategic locations in Indonesia such as Tangerang, Bekasi, Karawang, as well as regions in Central and East Java are frequently under the spotlight. Even new industrial zones like Subang in West Java, which should be new economic growth centers, are not spared from the impact. This was revealed by Deputy Chairperson of the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo), Sanny Iskandar, who emphasized that this situation is not only a nightmare for business actors but also significantly affects foreign investment flows. According to him, this disruption is not a small matter because its effects broadly hinder the pace of the national economy. “The losses are not only in numbers experienced by business players currently operating but also the losses experienced by the country due to the blocked potential investments that should have come in,” said Sanny in a statement in Jakarta, reported by Kompas.com on Wednesday (July 30, 2025). As Chairman of the Industrial Estate Association (HKI), Sanny revealed that similar complaints have come from various other industrial areas in Indonesia. Not only Subang, which is currently linked with large projects like BYD, but also Batam in the Riau Islands, has begun to experience similar disturbances. “Even new areas like Subang, which was recently connected to BYD and related projects, are also affected by this thuggery. It extends to the Riau Islands, especially Batam. This is very disturbing,” he explained. According to Sanny, the root of proliferating thuggery in industrial areas cannot be separated from labor issues. Limited job opportunities, high layoffs (PHK), and some parties’ unpreparedness to face market challenges contribute to this problem. “There is indeed a correlation, besides the need for alertness from security apparatus that is still required,” said Sanny. Therefore, Apindo urges the government together with law enforcement to tighten supervision and firmly act against thuggery practices. This step is considered important to create a safe, conducive business climate capable of attracting more investors to invest in Indonesia. [SOURCE]

Nov, 24 2025

WORLD FOOD DAY West Java DKPP Will Disseminate Local Food and Campaign to Stop Waste of Food

PORTALJABAR, KOTA BANDUNG - The West Java Provincial Government through the West Java Food and Livestock Security Service (DKPP) will hold a commemoration of World Food Day 2024. At the West Java Province level, the commemoration of World Food Day 2024 will be held, on November 16, at SOR Arcamanik, Bandung City. A number of activities will be held, such as seminars, local food product exhibitions, joint sports, cheap bazaars and food creation competitions. West Java DKPP Secretary Indriantari said it was time to no longer depend on rice to meet food or carbohydrate needs because there are many types of local food, especially in West Java, that can replace it. "For example, sorghum, hanjeli (jali) or sweet potatoes can replace carbohydrates from rice," said Indriantari in an event entitled Bewara West Java (Beja) Vol. 12, commemorating the 44th World Food Day, with the theme "Local Food, Future Food Solutions for West Java Independence" in the hall of the Regional Secretariat of West Java Province, Bandung City, Wednesday (13/11/2024). Indriantari said, at this commemoration DKPP would expand the socialization of the use of local food, as well as campaigning to Stop Food Waste, one of which is sorghum products as a substitute for rice, which will be introduced to the public during the event. West Java DKPP will also sign a collaboration with the hotel and restaurant association in West Java to utilize suitable food that does not run out so that it is not thrown away. "There has been a circular from the Acting Governor of West Java to all OPDs to save food by controlling food waste in collaboration with food banks or associations, as well as reducing waste from homes," he said. He also explained that expanding local food production from upstream to downstream or processed ingredients would increase food security in West Java, as well as reduce food dependence, especially rice from other areas outside West Java. Yudith Sri Wulandari, an MSME player in sorghum production, said that many of the sorghum products he makes can be enjoyed instantly and are easily processed into contemporary products. "Sorghum can be a substitute for heavy meals and also snacks. I already have processed sorghum flour products that can be used to make foods such as bread and even ramen," he explained. He has collaborated with farmers, such as supplying the superior Bio Huma variant of sorghum seeds to helping with the production and distribution process. "It has been sent to various regions in Indonesia. Later on November 16, people will be able to taste sorghum food and processed sorghum products," he said. Yudith hopes that the dissemination of the use of local West Java food will continue so that local food protection can be maximized. He also hopes that sorghum production will be increased to meet increasing demand. (SOURCE)

Nov, 28 2024

Fully Supporting the Regional Economy, West Java Ministry of Law and Human Rights Harmonizes Purwakarta's Investment and Agricultural Regulations

TRIBUNJABAR.ID - BANDUNG – The West Java Regional Office of the Ministry of Law (Kemenkum) has once again demonstrated its commitment to safeguarding the formulation of quality regional legal products through a Harmonization Meeting on two Draft Regional Regulations (Raperda) of Purwakarta Regency, held virtually on Tuesday (Aug 11, 2026). This strategic event was a concrete realization of the directives given by the Head of the West Java Regional Office of Kemenkum, Asep Sutandar. He issued a specific mandate to the Head of the Division of Legislation and Legal Guidance, Ferry Gunawan Christy, to ensure that the regulations drafted support regional progress while remaining orderly and aligned with the hierarchy of central government legislation. The dynamic meeting was attended by various key stakeholders, ranging from the Bapemperda and Secretariat of the Purwakarta Regency DPRD, DPMPTSP, the Agriculture Office, the Legal Division of Purwakarta Regency, to the Purwakarta Zonation Taskforce Team 4. This harmonization session examined two crucial legal instruments for the development of Purwakarta. The first discussion focused on the Draft Regional Regulation on the Implementation of Organic Farming. This draft regulation is expected to serve as a protective and developmental policy for the agricultural sector, covering everything from the provision of infrastructure and facilities to community guidance. During the process, the team focused on synchronizing the supervisory authority over the distribution of organic products to avoid overlap and align with the domain of the Ministry of Agriculture as regulated in Minister of Agriculture Regulation No. 64 of 2013, while also refining the formulation of administrative sanctions and drafting techniques. Subsequently, the meeting proceeded to finalize the Draft Regional Regulation on the Provision of Investment Incentives and Facilitation. This regulation is formulated as a proactive step by the region to spur economic growth, attract investors, and create new competitive job opportunities. In-depth discussions were conducted to perfect both formal and material aspects, including the criteria for incentive recipients, procedures for granting them, and evaluation mechanisms. Under the direct supervision of Kemenkum West Java, these draft regulations are targeted to become a clear, consistent, transparent, and accountable legal foundation that can be fully implemented by the Purwakarta Regency Government without exceeding existing authority. [Source]

Aug, 12 2026

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