News - Majalengka Leads Ciayumajakuning Investment in 2024

Majalengka Leads Ciayumajakuning Investment in 2024

Mar, 18 2025

Bisnis.com, MAJALENGKA - Majalengka Regency recorded the highest investment realization in the Cirebon, Indramayu, Majalengka, and Kuningan (Ciayumajakuning) areas throughout 2024.

Based on data released by the Majalengka Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP), the total investment realization in the area reached IDR 3.59 trillion. This figure places Majalengka in first place in terms of investment receipts compared to other regions. Head of DPMPTSP Majalengka Regency Ucu Sumarna said that investment realization in Majalengka Regency in 2024 had increased significantly.

"Compared to other regions in other regions, investment realization in Majalengka in 2024 was the highest. This is proof that Majalengka Regency is increasingly in demand by investors, both from within the country and abroad," said Ucu, Wednesday (2/19/2025).

Based on DPMPTSP data, after Majalengka, Cirebon Regency is in second place with investment realization reaching IDR3.11 trillion.

Meanwhile, Cirebon City follows in third place with an investment of IDR2.55 trillion. Indramayu Regency recorded an investment of IDR1.51 trillion, and Kuningan Regency is in last place with an investment of IDR493.3 billion.

"This quite high investment realization shows that Majalengka Regency is increasingly being considered by investors as a strategic location to develop their businesses," explained Ucu.

According to Ucu, there are several factors that contribute to the increase in investment in Majalengka. One of them is the support of infrastructure that is increasingly developing rapidly.

Majalengka Regency has toll road access that facilitates the distribution of goods and mobility of workers. In addition, the existence of the West Java International Airport (BIJB) Kertajati is also a special attraction for investors who want to run a business in the area.

In addition to infrastructure, another factor that attracts investors is the relatively more affordable wages compared to other areas in West Java. This provides benefits for companies in reducing operational costs.

"Ease of licensing is also one of the attractions for investors to invest in Majalengka. We continue to strive to provide the best service so that the licensing process runs quickly and efficiently," he added.

To maintain this positive trend, the Majalengka Regency Government has prepared several strategies to continue to increase investment attractiveness. Some of the steps taken include improving licensing services, building supporting infrastructure and promoting regional potential.

The Majalengka Regency Government is optimistic that it can continue to increase the attractiveness of the region for investors in the following years. Support from various parties, including the community, is also key to creating a healthy and sustainable business environment. "We hope this positive trend can continue.

We will continue to make improvements and innovations so that incoming investment can have a positive impact on economic growth and the welfare of the community in Majalengka Regency," concluded Ucu.

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Majalengka to Harvest IDR 3.36 Trillion in Investments Throughout 2025

Majalengka - Investment growth in Majalengka Regency throughout 2025 showed a positive trend. Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) and Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN) reached IDR 3.36 trillion from January to December 2025. The Head of the Majalengka Regency Investment and Private Investment Office (DPMPTSP), Ucu Sumarna, stated that this realization demonstrates increasing investor interest in Majalengka. "Thank God, Majalengka's investment realization continues to move positively. This shows that Majalengka remains a region attractive to investors, both domestic and foreign," Sumarna told detikJabar on Monday (February 2, 2026). Sumarna explained that the increased investment is inseparable from the local government's efforts to improve the business climate, particularly through easier licensing and business certainty. "We are focusing on simplifying licensing and accelerating services. Furthermore, Majalengka has strategic advantages such as industrial areas, airports, and continuously developing connectivity," he said. Going forward, Ucu continued, the Majalengka Regency Government will encourage investment not only to be concentrated in certain sectors, but also to target labor-intensive sectors and the local economy. Meanwhile, Majalengka Regent Eman Suherman stated that this investment achievement is an indicator that Majalengka is becoming increasingly competitive as an investment destination. "The influx of Rp 3.36 trillion in investment shows that Majalengka is becoming increasingly competitive. This aligns with the Majalengka Langkung Sae development spirit, where economic growth must have a direct impact on the community," he said. Eman emphasized that the regional government is not only focused on the investment value, but also on its quality and impact on employment and economic growth. "We encourage investment that creates jobs, stimulates the local economy, and strengthens strategic sectors. The regional government is present to provide certainty, ease of licensing, and a conducive business climate," he explained. Furthermore, Eman said, the presence of the industrial area and the West Java International Airport (BIJB) in Kertajati are important factors driving investment in Majalengka. "We hope that the incoming investment will not only be substantial in value, but will also have a direct impact on the welfare of the Majalengka community," he concluded. [SOURCE]

Feb, 04 2026

DPRD Encourages West Java Provincial Government to Increase Job Opportunities

PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The West Java Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that the percentage of poor people in March 2024 was 7.46 percent, a decrease of 0.16 percentage points against March 2023 and a decrease of 0.52 percentage points against September 2022. BPS West Java also noted that the percentage of the urban poor population in March 2023 amounted to 7.19 percent, declining to 7.07 percent in March 2024. Meanwhile, the percentage of the rural poor in March 2023 was 9.30 percent, down to 9 point 07 percent in March 2024. West Java DPRD member Yod Mintaraga asked the West Java Provincial Government to continue to reduce and alleviate poverty with various programs, one of which is by increasing employment opportunities. "Poverty in West Java is partly due to the high unemployment rate which is also the cause of the large number of unemployed, if there is a lot of unemployment, the purchasing power is low," said Yod Mintaraga, when contacted some time ago. According to Yod, employment is very helpful for people to improve their welfare and to emphasize the unemployment rate in West Java which has a population of nearly 50 million. "To increase employment, investment in West Java needs to be encouraged towards employment so that unemployment decreases," he said. (SOURCE)

Jul, 12 2024

Distribution of Foreign Investment in 2023, Mostly Entering West Java

According to data from the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), throughout 2023 Indonesia will receive foreign investment realization of around US$50.27 billion. The largest portion of foreign investment (PMA) went to West Java, with a value of US$8.28 billion or 16.5% of the total FDI. Apart from West Java, other provinces in the top 3 are Central Sulawesi and North Maluku with details of PMA values as shown in the graph. Meanwhile, according to Katadata Insight Center (KIC) and Grant Thornton, the top 3 provinces on this list have benefited from foreign investment related to the electric vehicle industry. In the Unraveling Indonesia's Prospects in 2024 report, KIC-Grant Thornton said there were several battery factories being developed in West Java. "One of them is the PT HKML Battery Indonesia factory in Karawang, which is one of the largest electric vehicle battery producers in Southeast Asia," they said. KIC-Grant Thornton also said that foreign investment in Central Sulawesi and North Maluku mainly goes into the nickel sector, a raw material for making batteries. "Because nickel is a key strategic sector, North Maluku is likely to continue to benefit from development of this sector in the medium and long term," wrote KIC-Grant Thornton in its report. "Similar to North Maluku, Central Sulawesi has also benefited from large investments in nickel mining and related manufacturing activities," they said. (SOURCE)

Mar, 14 2024

Sukabumi DPMPTSP targets 2025 investment of over IDR 1.2 trillion

Sukabumi, West Java (ANTARA) - The Sukabumi City Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (DPMPTSP), West Java, is targeting an investment value in Sukabumi City of over Rp1.2 trillion in 2025. "We are optimistic that the investment achievement this year can reach Rp1.5 trillion. In order to achieve this target, we are opening the door as wide as possible for investors to come to Sukabumi City," said Sukabumi Deputy Mayor Bobby Maulana in Sukabumi, Tuesday. According to Bobby, the area of Sukabumi City is not that large, but it is in a strategic location, where the city with an area of 48.31 square kilometers is flanked by two big cities, namely DKI Jakarta and Bandung City. In addition, to boost revenue, his party has made it easier to obtain permits for investors who want to invest their capital. Moreover, the area nicknamed Mochi City is one of the areas in West Java as a center of trade and services, of course many investors want to invest their capital. The increase in investment value is not only from the service and trade sectors, but the Sukabumi City Government has conducted data collection related to the potential for natural tourism that can be developed, one of which is rafting on the Cimandiri River. Thus, investors will be interested in investing because they can utilize the existing potential from the trade, service and tourism sectors and others. "We are optimistic that investment in Sukabumi City will increase, especially supported by adequate road access such as the Bocimi Toll Road, which is currently being built close to Sukabumi City, plus a double railway track," he added. Bobby said that increasing investment could be a solution to answer the challenges faced by Sukabumi City, such as increasing the economy, economic inequality, sustainable development and reducing unemployment. His party also asked large-scale investors to collaborate with investors engaged in the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) sector, local entrepreneurs and the surrounding community, so that a safe, comfortable and mutually beneficial investment climate is created. Meanwhile, the Head of the Sukabumi City DPMPTSP, Iskandar Ifhan, said that in 2024 his party targeted an investment value of IDR 1 trillion and it turned out that by the end of the year the achievement exceeded the target of IDR 1.25 trillion. Therefore, in 2025 his party is targeting an investment value of above IDR 1.2 trillion and is optimistic that the achievement at the end of the year can exceed the predetermined target or can reach above IDR 1.5 trillion. With the increasing investment value, it is very helpful and fulfills the development program for the community designed by the Sukabumi City Government. The more qualified, transparent and easy to obtain permits, of course the investors who come will increase so that they can finance development and programs to improve community welfare. (SOURCE)

Mar, 19 2025

Fourth Quarter 2025: West Java Remains Top Five in National Investment Realization

Minister of Investment and Downstream Investment/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Rosan Roeslani, explained that the contributions of Java and outside Java to achieving the investment target for the fourth quarter of 2025 were nearly equal. Investment in Java reached IDR 247.5 trillion (49.8 percent), while outside Java reached IDR 249.4 trillion (50.2 percent). West Java remains the province with the highest investment realization, with IDR 78.7 trillion. Meanwhile, Central Sulawesi consistently ranks among the top five provinces for investment profits, this time with IDR 29.6 trillion. "This proves that our downstreaming continues to progress sustainably," Rosan said at the Investment Realization Conference for the fourth quarter of 2025 and January-December 2025, Thursday (January 15, 2026). Central Sulawesi is currently implementing downstream processing of cocoa, coconut, and nickel. This downstreaming is carried out to increase the added value of natural resources and strengthen the regional economy. Here are the top five investment realization locations in the fourth quarter of 2025: FDI & DDI West Java IDR 78.7 trillion (15.8 percent) DKI Jakarta IDR 66.8 trillion (13.4 percent) East Java IDR 40.0 trillion (8.1 percent) Banten IDR 38.6 trillion (7.8 percent) Central Sulawesi IDR 29.6 trillion (6.0 percent) FDI West Java USD 3 billion (18.8 percent) Central Sulawesi USD 1.7 billion (10.9 percent) North Maluku USD 1.7 billion (10.6 percent) DKI Jakarta USD 1.4 billion (8.9 percent) Banten USD 1.2 billion (7.5 percent) DDI DKI Jakarta IDR 44.1 trillion (18.3 percent) West Java IDR 30.6 trillion (12.7 percent) East Java Rp 29.2 trillion (12.1 percent) Banten Rp 19.3 trillion (8 percent) East Kalimantan Rp 15.0 trillion (6.2 percent) [Source]

May, 29 2026

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