SUBANG, RBO — Subang Regency recorded impressive investment realization throughout 2025.
The Subang Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) reported that investment realization in the Rebana area reached IDR 18.2 trillion, the highest in West Java.
This achievement confirms Subang's position as a region increasingly attracting investors, thanks to the rapid development of industrial areas and the support of strategic infrastructure access.
The Head of the Subang Regency DPMPTSP, Dikdik Solihin, revealed that the investment trend in Subang showed significant growth compared to previous years.
"Thank God, the investment realization value in Subang Regency is showing an increasingly positive trend. Based on DPMPTSP data, investment realization reached IDR 18.2 trillion throughout 2025," Dikdik told RBO on Tuesday (January 27, 2026).
According to him, the largest investment sector is still concentrated in industrial areas, particularly the Smart Metropolitan Industrial Estate, which covers 2,750 hectares, and the 175-hectare VinFast Industrial Park.
Dikdik added that this achievement far exceeds the target set by the West Java Provincial Government.
In 2025, Subang was targeted to realize an investment of IDR 10 trillion, but the realization was almost double.
"The target from West Java Province was IDR 10 trillion. Thank God, the realization actually exceeded that target," he said.
Seeing this positive trend, Dikdik is optimistic that investment realization in Subang Regency will increase again in 2026.
He believes that investment growth is inseparable from various strategic regional government programs that are well-targeted and have a direct impact on the community.
This includes the Subang Regency Government's commitment to simplifying and accelerating the licensing process, while providing legal certainty and convenience for investors.
"In accordance with the leadership's instructions, the Subang Regency Government remains committed to creating a conducive, fast, and transparent investment climate," he concluded.