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Investment Realization in Indramayu Reaches IDR 1.58 Trillion

Nov, 26 2025

Investment Climate in Indramayu Becomes More Investor-Friendly and Secure, Reaches Rp1.58 Trillion by Q2 2025, the investment climate in Indramayu Regency is increasingly friendly and secure. By the second quarter of 2025, investment realization had reached Rp1.58 trillion, about 75 percent of the annual target of Rp2.09 trillion.

This achievement has made the Indramayu Regency Government, under the leadership of Regent Lucky Hakim and Deputy Regent Syaefudin, optimistic that this year’s investment target will not only be met but potentially exceeded.

Deputy Regent Syaefudin conveyed this during an inspection of the Public Service Mall (MPP) and the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) on Monday (August 11, 2025). The visit was to monitor the progress of investments and licensing services in Indramayu.

Head of DPMPTSP Indramayu, R. Wahyu Adhiwijaya, revealed that the Rp1.58 trillion investment realization came from several key sectors. The five largest sectors contributing to investment were manufacturing industry (Rp710 billion), wholesale and retail trade as well as motor vehicle repairs (Rp788 billion), health services (Rp253 billion), water supply and waste management including recycling (Rp207 billion), and real estate (Rp135 billion).

Meanwhile, the five companies with the largest investments in Indramayu were Polytama Propindo (Rp287 billion), Sun Bright Lestari (Rp260 billion), Mitra Plumbon (Rp225 billion), Perumdam Tirta Darma Ayu (Rp206 billion), and Free View Internasional (Rp137 billion).

Deputy Regent Syaefudin said this success reflects increasing investor confidence in Indramayu. “Now, investment in Indramayu is not only profitable but also safe. All parties are committed to creating a comfortable business climate,” he stated.

He added that the growth in investment is expected to drive the local economy and improve community welfare. “This is our shared commitment, so investment continues to rise and brings real benefits,” Syaefudin emphasized.

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Rebana Region’s Economic Potential Reaches Rp600 Trillion, West Java Secretary Warns: ‘Don’t Miss the Opportunity

Amid the celebrations of Cirebon City's 599th Anniversary, an impressive figure was revealed by West Java Provincial Secretary, Herman Suryatman. Speaking in Cirebon City, he highlighted the enormous economic potential of the Rebana Metropolitan Area, estimated at approximately IDR 600 trillion. This figure is more than just a statistic. For the Greater Cirebon region, it represents a significant opportunity to attract investment, create employment, and reduce poverty and unemployment. Speaking to reporters after attending the Plenary Session commemorating the 599th Anniversary of Cirebon City at the Cirebon City Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) Building on Tuesday (June 16, 2026), Herman emphasized that Cirebon City and its surrounding areas hold strategic opportunities within the development of the Rebana Metropolitan Area. "Regarding the Rebana Area, I believe it contributes around 20 percent of West Java's Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP). West Java's GRDP is approximately IDR 3,000 trillion. Twenty percent of that amounts to roughly IDR 600 trillion. I believe this is a substantial economic pie for Rebana and for the Greater Cirebon region," Herman stated on Tuesday (June 16, 2026). According to him, the scale of this economic value demonstrates that the future growth of West Java will not rely solely on industrial zones in the western part of the province but will also expand eastward through the development of the Rebana Metropolitan Area. He noted that the prospects for economic growth in the Greater Cirebon region are exceptionally promising. Several regencies within the region have already recorded economic growth rates that exceed the provincial average. "The opportunities for growth are extraordinary. Several regencies in the Greater Cirebon area have achieved economic growth above the West Java average, including Majalengka and Kuningan. I believe this presents a significant opportunity to attract even greater investment," he said. However, Herman stressed that investment should not be viewed as the ultimate goal of development. The presence of capital and industry must generate tangible benefits for local communities and improve public welfare. "Hopefully, the impact will be a significant reduction in poverty and unemployment. Investment is merely a tool to achieve those outcomes," he explained. The Rebana Metropolitan Area is a strategic economic development zone in West Java centered on three key growth hubs: Kertajati in Majalengka Regency, Patimban in Subang Regency, and Cirebon. [SOURCE]

Jun, 17 2026

Investment in Indonesia in Q4 2024 Reaches IDR 452.8 Trillion, Absorbs 580 Thousand Workers

STOCKWATCH.ID (JAKARTA) - Investment realization in Indonesia in the fourth quarter of 2024 recorded impressive results. Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, Minister of Investment and Downstream/Head of BKPM RI revealed that investment for the October-December 2024 period reached IDR542.8 trillion. This figure grew quarterly (QoQ) and increased significantly by 23.8% compared to the previous year (YoY). This achievement is equivalent to 27.4% of the President's investment target of IDR1,650 trillion and 36.5% of the Strategic Plan (Renstra) target of IDR1,239.3 trillion. In addition to investment growth. The most encouraging thing is the absorption of labor which has also increased. "Workforce absorption is our main priority. In the fourth quarter of 2024, as many as 580,916 people got jobs thanks to incoming investment. This figure grew 26.9% compared to the previous year," said Rosan, in Jakarta, Friday (1/31/2025) In terms of investment sources, both Foreign Investment (PMA) and Domestic Investment (PMDN) both experienced an increase. PMA was recorded as contributing IDR245.8 trillion or 54.3% of total investment, growing 33.3% annually. Meanwhile, PMDN contributed IDR207 trillion or 45.7%, up 14.1%. The investment trend has also begun to shift outside Java. In the fourth quarter of 2024, 57.5% of investment flowed outside Java with a value of IDR260.4 trillion, a sharp increase of 40.8% YoY. Meanwhile, investment in Java amounted to IDR192.4 trillion or 42.5%, growing 6.4%. In terms of regions, the five regions with the largest investments are West Java IDR 66.2 trillion (14.6%), Jakarta IDR 50.1 trillion (11.1%), Central Sulawesi IDR 41.3 trillion (9.1%), East Java IDR 35.9 trillion (7.9%), and South Sumatra IDR 30.5 trillion (6.7%). The sectors that attract the most investors are the basic metal and metal goods industry IDR 60.4 trillion (13.3%), followed by mining IDR 52.2 trillion (11.5%), transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications IDR 42.7 trillion (9.4%), food industry IDR 34.5 trillion (7.6%), and other services IDR 34.2 trillion (7.6%). In terms of country of origin, Singapore remains the largest investor with a total investment of US$ 5.7 billion, followed by China US$ 2.3 billion, Hong Kong US$ 2.2 billion. Malaysia US$ 1.5 billion, and Japan US$ 0.9 billion. "Everything is from Asia if you look at investments in the fourth quarter of 2024," said Rosan. (SOURCE)

Mar, 14 2025

Fiscal Incentives to Encourage Investment in Industrial Areas

Head of West Java Bapenda Dedi Taufik was a resource person at the 2024 Investment Acceleration Forum in Industrial Areas in the context of formulating an action plan to accelerate investment in West Java, Wednesday (15/05). At this forum, the Regional Scale Strategic Program and Challenges for West Java for 2045 was presented to encourage the creation of a regional business climate that is conducive to strengthening economic competitiveness and accelerating increased investment through increasing innovation, improving investment quality and preparing an investment roadmap. (SOURCE)

May, 17 2024

Bahlil Announces 13 Additional Downstream Projects Worth Rp239 Trillion

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, announced that the government is preparing 13 additional downstream (value-added) projects with a total investment value of approximately Rp239 trillion. The announcement was made after attending a limited meeting with President Prabowo Subianto in Hambalang, West Java, on Wednesday (March 25, 2026). According to Bahlil, these additional projects complement the previously announced 20 first-phase downstream projects, some of which have already entered the groundbreaking stage, while others are scheduled to begin soon. “We are adding 13 more downstream projects with a total investment of around Rp239 trillion, which are currently being finalized,” Bahlil stated. Acceleration of Alternative Energy Development During the meeting, the government also discussed accelerating the development of alternative energy sources. President Prabowo instructed that all potential energy sources, including biofuels and renewable energy, should be developed more rapidly. This includes initiatives such as bioethanol production, biodiesel from crude palm oil (CPO), and broader efforts to accelerate the energy transition. Initial Downstream Projects Previously, Indonesia’s sovereign investment agency, BPI Danantara, conducted groundbreaking ceremonies for several early-stage downstream projects in the energy sector, including: Aluminum smelter and alumina refinery (SGAR) in Mempawah, West Kalimantan Bioavtur refinery in Cilacap, Central Java, with a capacity of around 6,000 barrels per day Bioethanol plant in Glenmore, Banyuwangi, with a capacity of 30,000 kiloliters per year Integrated poultry farming projects across multiple regions with expansion plans up to 30 locations Salt processing and MVR facilities in Gresik and Madura with a capacity of up to 200,000 tons per year National Priority Downstream Projects In total, the government has identified 18 priority downstream and energy resilience projects with a combined investment value of approximately US$38.63 billion (Rp640.4 trillion). These projects span multiple strategic sectors, including: Mining and minerals (minerba): aluminum smelters, coal-to-DME, stainless steel, and copper processing Agriculture: oleoresin, oleofood, and coconut-based industries Marine and fisheries: salt processing, fish fillet, and carrageenan production Energy security: oil refineries and storage infrastructure Energy transition: integrated solar modules and bioavtur from used cooking oil The projects are distributed across various regions in Indonesia, including Kalimantan, Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara, and Papua. National Downstream Strategy This downstream development program is part of the government’s broader strategy to increase the value-added of natural resources, strengthen energy security, and accelerate domestic industrial growth. With the addition of these 13 new projects, the government aims to further accelerate Indonesia’s economic transformation toward a more industrialized and sustainable economy. [Source]

Mar, 26 2026

The realization of investment value in Bandung City in 2024 exceeds the target

Kota Bandung (ANTARA) - The Department of Investment, One Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) of Bandung City, West Java, noted that the realization of investment entering the Flower City in 2024 reached IDR 8.5 trillion, exceeding the target set at IDR 7.3 trillion. "As of October, the amount of investment realization entering Bandung City has exceeded 117.42 percent of the annual target that has been set," said Head of Bandung City DPMPTSP Ronny Ahmad Nurudin, in Bandung, Saturday. He revealed that until the end of the third quarter of this year, the realization of domestic investment (PMDN) actually dominated investment in Bandung City by contributing IDR 6.3 trillion, while for the foreign investment (PMA) category it reached IDR 2.2 trillion. "Most of the foreign investors' business activities are already operational, so the additional investment is not very significant," he said again. Ronny said there are several factors that make foreign and domestic investors interested in investing in Bandung City, one of which is the ease of service provided by DPMPTSP for potential investors. "We also provide OSS assistance services, Sakedap services (Licensing Facility Facilities) in sub-districts and market industry centers for micro business actors," said Ronny. Acting Regional Secretary for the City of Bandung Dharmawan said that this achievement shows an increase in the confidence of investors to invest their capital in the City of Bandung. "We ensure that investment policies can be implemented properly in accordance with applicable regulations," he said. Dharmawan said that the Bandung City Government continues to be committed to providing various conveniences for investors to maintain a positive and sustainable investment climate, so that it can boost the regional economy. "In terms of investment, the City of Bandung has Regional Regulation (Perda) Number 4 of 2022 concerning the Implementation of Capital Investment. "This regional regulation is a guide in the implementation and technical aspects of investment," said Dharmawan. (SOURCE)

Nov, 05 2024

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