News - Investment Realization in Bandung Regency Increases by IDR 703 Billion

Investment Realization in Bandung Regency Increases by IDR 703 Billion

Jan, 30 2026

PIKIRAN RAKYAT - Investment realization in Bandung Regency in 2025 exceeded 100.9% of the target. In terms of value, there was an increase of IDR 703 billion, or 7.83%, compared to the realization in 2024. The Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) continues to strive to increase investment realization.

Head of the Bandung Regency DPMPTSP, Ben Indra Agusta, stated that investment realization in Bandung Regency in 2025 reached IDR 9.68 trillion. This figure consisted of IDR 6.86 trillion in domestic investment (PMDN) and IDR 2.82 trillion in foreign investment (PMA).

"Investment realization in Bandung Regency in 2025 reached IDR 9.68 trillion, exceeding the target of IDR 9.61 trillion. Compared to IDR 8.98 trillion in 2024, investment realization in 2025 increased by IDR 703 billion. Percentage-wise, domestic investment contributed 70.85% to the 2025 realization. Meanwhile, foreign investment contributed 29.15%," said Ben, Wednesday (January 28, 2026).

He revealed five sectors that contributed to investment realization in Bandung Regency in 2025. For the foreign investment group, these sectors are: the chemical and pharmaceutical industry with an investment value of IDR 663 billion; the food industry (IDR 554 billion); the rubber and plastics industry (IDR 522 billion); textiles (IDR 428 billion); and trade and repair (IDR 234 billion).

Meanwhile, domestic investment (PMDN) is allocated to the textile industry at IDR 2.05 trillion, housing, industrial estates, and offices at IDR 1.71 trillion, other services at IDR 991 billion, trade and repairs at IDR 608 billion, and the food industry at IDR 366 billion.

Continuous Upward Trend

Ben stated that investment value in Bandung Regency continues to rise year after year, particularly PMDN. He stated that PMDN realization has been steadily increasing since 2021.

"PMDN realization continues to grow, including during the COVID-19 pandemic. PMDN realization reached IDR 1.23 trillion in 2021, continuing to rise, reaching IDR 6.86 trillion in 2025. General investment (PMDN and FDI) has also continued to rise since 2021," he said.

"These regulations include clear and comprehensive spatial planning regulations in the Regional Spatial Plan (RTRW) and Detailed Spatial Plan (RDTR), as well as Regent Regulation Number 239 of 2025 concerning the Delegation of Authority for the Implementation of Licensing Services to the Head of the Bandung Regency DPMTSP," said Ben.

Ben stated that he is ready to realize the investment target for 2026. To this end, his office is implementing several steps, including improving the submission of Investment Activity Reports and further exploring investment potential and opportunities.

"We are also ready to conduct promotions to attract investors to invest in Bandung Regency," he said.

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These are the Conditions For Moving to the Upstream Oil and Gas Investment Scheme

The government is currently making adjustments to more flexible upstream oil and gas (oil and gas) investment regulations. This initiative is expected to provide easy benefits for Cooperation Contract Contractors (KKKS) in running oil and gas businesses in Indonesia. They were even offered a new gross split scheme which was simpler and more feasible. This regulation is contained in the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) Regulation Number 13 of 2020 and the Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Number 230.K/MG.01.MEM/2024. The essence of improving the gross split profit sharing scheme is to provide guaranteed profit sharing of around 75-95 percent for contractors, make Non-Conventional Oil and Gas Work Areas (WK) more attractive, simplify parameters, and provide more flexible (agile) options to contractors. "This simplification is not only to encourage a new gross split, but also the government provides flexibility for contractors to choose the type of contract according to the contractor's convenience. Please allow contractors who want to move to Cost Recovery from the previous Gross Split or vice versa," said the Director of Upstream Oil and Gas Development. Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Ariana Soemanto in Jakarta, Saturday (5/10). The implementation of this policy, continued Ariana, applies to contracts signed after Ministerial Regulation Number 13 of 2024 regarding Gross Split Production Sharing Contracts. Meanwhile, existing oil and gas contractors whose contracts were signed before the Ministerial Regulation was issued can switch to a new gross split contract with several notes. First, the old gross split scheme contracts for MNK, including coal methane gas and shale oil/gas, can switch to the new gross split scheme. "This is like the MNK Coal Methane Gas project in Tanjung Enim. It will soon switch to a new gross split so that it can run because the economics are improving," explained Ariana. Second, the cost recovery scheme contract can switch to a new gross split scheme, as long as it is still in the exploration stage and has not received approval for the first plan of development (POD-I) from the Government. "As for old or existing gross split scheme contracts that are already in the production stage, they cannot be changed to the new gross split scheme, but can be changed to cost recovery scheme contracts," said Ariana. To date, there are at least five contractors/blocks who have expressed interest in using the new gross split scheme, in accordance with the Regulations and Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources. "Who and which blocks, we should wait for the formalities later. Of course, it's up to the contractor to choose which contract scheme suits each contractor's risk profile. What's important is that we improve the investment climate to make it more attractive, to encourage the discovery of oil and gas reserves and production in the future ," said Ariana. As is known, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has just issued Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation Number 13 of 2024 concerning Gross Split Production Sharing Contracts which was signed on August 12 2026. This Ministerial Regulation replaces Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation Number 8 of 2017 concerning Gross Split Production Sharing Contracts which has been adjusted several times. Apart from that, Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has also been stipulated Number 230.K/MG.01.MEM.M/2024 concerning Implementation Guidelines and Components of Gross Split Production Sharing Contracts. "The government will always try to fulfill stakeholder input while maintaining the interests of the state," concluded Ariana. (NA) (SOURCE)

Oct, 07 2024

Acting Regent of Kuningan Participates in the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Bank BJB

BANDUNG – Acting Regent of Kuningan, Dr. Drs. H. Raden Iip Hidajat, Mpd attended the 2023 General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS) agenda of PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah West Java and Banten (Bank BJB). The event was attended by all Regional Heads, Regents/Mayors throughout the Provinces of West Java and Banten, as well as public shareholders which took place at The Trans Luxury Hotel, Jl Gatot Subroto No 289, Bandung, Tuesday (02/04/2024). The meeting was attended by the Acting Governor of West Java, Bey Machmudin, who asked the Board of Directors not to be complacent about the achievements in 2023. "This is because there are still many things that need to be done to improve Bank BJB's performance because according to my records, the achievements in 2023 will not be better than 2022," said Bey. Bey asked the Board of Directors and staff to focus more on efforts to improve performance in 2024 and the years to come. “Digital disruption has forced us to carry out transformation in various fields, including banking. "For this reason, I hope that Bank BJB's management will continue to be improved," said Bey. Lastly, Bey hopes that the Board of Directors and staff can maintain integrity and harmonization between directors and staff. "Strengthen the role of the Board of Directors, staff and staff and continue to maintain harmonization so that there is strong communication but still prioritizing ethics" After the opening, the Bank BJB General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS) agenda continued with an internal meeting involving the board of directors, Regional Heads throughout West Java Province and shareholders behind closed doors. (SOURCE)

Apr, 04 2024

Mazda Starts Building Its Factory in West Java, Investment Reaches Rp400 M

Bloomberg Technoz, Jakarta - Eurokars Motor Indonesia (EMI) as the sole agent brand holder (ATPM) and distributor of Mazda cars in Indonesia announced that it has started building its assembly plant in West Java. Eurokars Motor Indonesia General Manager Marketing and Communications Pramita Sari said the plant has laid its first stone since March 2024 although she did not specify the exact location of the plant. “[The Mazda plant] is located in West Java with an investment of Rp400 billion,” Pramita told Bloomberg Technoz on Friday (19/7/2024). Meanwhile, regarding the operating target of the Mazda factory, Pramita only said that this would be informed further when significant progress was seen. “In this initial stage of assembly in Indonesia, we will focus on compact SUVs,” he continued. (SOURCE)

Jul, 19 2024

West Java targets investment of IDR 593 trillion in 2029

BANDUNG, KOMPAS.com - Investment in West Java in 2029 is targeted to reach IDR 593 trillion. This target is considered to be able to boost economic growth in West Java by up to 8 percent. "It must be able to reach IDR 593 trillion in 2029," said the Head of the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP), Nining Yulistiani, in a release received by Kompas.com, Friday (13/12/2024). Nining explained that the investment pocketed by West Java in 2023 is IDR 210.6 trillion. To meet the national target of 8 percent economic growth, it is necessary to increase investment gradually. In the 2025 Economic Outlook, Nining revealed, to achieve the national investment target of IDR 3,500 trillion in 2029, West Java is required to contribute 16 percent of total national investment. With strategic efforts and increasing investment attractiveness, it is hoped that West Java can answer this challenge and become a driving force for the national economy. Investment Challenges "Even though West Java is known as the largest investment destination in Indonesia, many challenges arise, especially in ensuring that investment has a positive impact on reducing unemployment and poverty levels," he said. Data shows that districts/cities with many industries actually have high unemployment rates. Meanwhile, areas with minimal investment, such as the eastern and southern parts of West Java, have low unemployment rates but high poverty rates. "West Java's position compared to other provinces is in 25th position out of 38 provinces with low middle income. "Well, that's the position that we then see that West Java still has many challenges and then they must be answered with incoming investment," he explained. Apart from that, global challenges also influence it. According to Nining, global investment trends such as greenfield projects show a decline in developing countries. However, opportunities remain, especially in the renewable energy sector, global value chains-based manufacturing, and the agri-food system. “Opportunities in the renewable energy and intensive industrial sectors are still wide open. "We are optimistic that West Java can maintain its position as the main investment destination in Indonesia," he stressed. (SOURCE)

Dec, 18 2024

Raup Rp60 T Jawa Barat Masih Jadi Tujuan Investasi Terbesar

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Daerah Jawa Barat masih menjadi tujuan investasi terbesar sepanjang 2021, bersaing ketat dengan DKI Jakarta. Mengutip paparan Menteri Investasi/Kepala BKPM Bahlil Lahadalia, realisasi investasi sepanjang 2021 mencapai Rp901 triliun melebihi angka yang ditargetkan. Porsi penanaman modal asing (PMA) sebesar 50,4% lebih besar dari Penanaman Modal Dalam Negeri (PMDN) yang sekitar 49%. Adapun realisasi penanaman modal di luar Jawa masih lebih besar sebesar RP468,2 triliun atau dengan porsi 52%, dibandingkan dengan di Jawa senilai Rp432 triliun (48%). Secara rinci 5 besar daerah yang menjadi tujuan investasi terbesar antara lain: 1. Jawa Barat Rp59,9 triliun 2. DKI Jakarta Rp 54,7 triliun 3. Jawa Timur Rp52,5 triliun 4. Jawa Tengah Rp31,3 triliun 5. Kalimantan Timur Rp30,2 triliun. Bahlil menjelaskan, realisasi investasi terbesar sejak kuartal-III tahun 2020 dipimpin luar pulau Jawa. Hal ini dikarenakan dampak dari pembangunan infrastruktur yang masif sejak periode Presiden Joko Widodo dan Jusuf Kalla. "Syarat investasi memang fasilitas harus menunjang," jelasnya. Dia juga mendapat mandat dari presiden agar pemerataan investasi terjadi sehingga tidak terpusat di pulau Jawa. Sementara khusus pada kuartal keempat tahun 2021, wilayah DKI Jakarta menduduki posisi pertama realisasi investasi terbesar. Secara rinci 5 besar daerah yang menjadi tujuan investasi terbesar antara lain: 1. Jawa Barat Rp59,9 triliun 2. DKI Jakarta Rp 54,7 triliun 3. Jawa Timur Rp52,5 triliun 4. Jawa Tengah Rp31,3 triliun 5. Kalimantan Timur Rp30,2 triliun.

Jan, 28 2022

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