News - Subang Strengthens Its Position as an Investment Magnet, with Rp19.2 Trillion Target Expected to Surpass Expectations

Subang Strengthens Its Position as an Investment Magnet, with Rp19.2 Trillion Target Expected to Surpass Expectations

Jul, 17 2026

Subang Regency continues to strengthen its position as one of the emerging economic growth centers in West Java Province.

Driven by the rapid development of industrial estates and the expansion of strategic infrastructure, investor interest in Subang has continued to grow steadily year after year.

Head of the Subang Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office (DPMPTSP), Dikdik Solihin, said the investment trend in Subang has shown remarkable growth. In 2025, the regency's investment realization significantly exceeded the target set by the government.

"The investment target for Subang Regency in 2025 was Rp10.2 trillion. Alhamdulillah, the actual realization reached Rp18.2 trillion," Dikdik said.

This achievement has strengthened the Subang Regency Government's confidence in pursuing its 2026 investment target of Rp19.2 trillion.

Although the investment realization for the first quarter fell short of the annual target, the administration remains optimistic that second-quarter performance will exceed expectations.

"The official second-quarter figures have not yet been released, but there are strong indications that investment realization will surpass the projected target," he said.

According to Dikdik, one of the primary factors driving investor interest is the continued expansion of Subang's industrial estates.

The regency is currently home to six strategic industrial estates that are ready to accommodate new investments, namely Surya Cipta, Komarindo, Inti Jaya, Patimban, Taifa, and Padasih.

In addition to developing industrial zones, the Subang Regency Government has continued to improve the ease of doing business by providing a licensing system that is fast, transparent, and fully integrated.

These efforts have become a key competitive advantage for businesses seeking to establish or expand their operations in the regency.

"We have regulations that support investment facilitation. Streamlined licensing remains our top priority to ensure investors feel confident and comfortable investing in Subang Regency," Dikdik emphasized.

With increasingly comprehensive infrastructure, expanding industrial estates, and the local government's strong commitment to creating a business-friendly investment climate, Subang is expected to remain one of the most promising investment destinations in West Java.

The inflow of new investments is anticipated to generate employment opportunities, enhance the region's competitiveness, and promote sustainable economic growth.

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Seven Investors Have Invested in Industrial Estates in Majalengka

Majalengka (ANTARA) -The manager of Kertajati Industrial Estate Majalengka (KIEM) said there were seven investors from within and outside the country, who had invested in one of the industrial allotment areas in Majalengka, West Java. “The investment value that we recorded only in terms of land purchases in this industrial allotment area reached Rp40 billion,” said Reni Anggarwati, Marketing Section of KIEM Management in Majalengka, Wednesday. She explained that the seven investors consisted of one foreign investment (PMA), and six domestic investments (PMDN) that had committed to pouring funds into the area. The industrial estate in Majalengka, she said, covers an area of 400 hectares designed to accommodate various industrial sectors such as food processing, shoes, steel, concrete to manufacturing. Reni said that the area is part of the development of the Rebana Metropolitan area, whose provisions are regulated in Presidential Regulation Number 87/2021. “We only started moving in 2024, so the total investment value will only be seen next year. However, if you refer to reports, investment in this area is one of the highest,” he said. Although the development of this industrial area was hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic, he is optimistic that there will be a more significant surge in investment value in the next few years. Regarding the potential for labor absorption, Reni explained that after seven investors enter, it is estimated that there will be around 20,000 workers absorbed, but the recruitment process is carried out in stages. She also emphasized the importance of cooperation from the management of the Rebana area, provincial and regency governments, and all related sectors to ensure that the local community can take advantage of job opportunities at this industrial site. “The number of workers absorbed can reach 20,000 people. However, this will be done in stages, and it is a common homework to prepare a suitable workforce,” he said. SOURCE

Aug, 22 2024

PLN Collaborates with Saudi Arabian Company to Build Solar Power Plant in West Java

Jakarta: PT PLN (Persero) and Saudi Arabian energy company ACWA Power are developing the Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant (PLTS) project with a capacity of 92 Megawatt peak (MWp) located in West Java. Both companies have signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to the Republic of Indonesia, Faisal Bin Abdullah Al-Amudi, said that this renewable energy development cooperation is a bilateral relationship at the strategic level initiated by the leaders of Indonesia and Saudi Arabia. He assessed that this collaboration would improve the economy of the two countries. “The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as you know, is the largest economy in the Middle East region and Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia. Both countries have great potential in terms of investment, on this occasion we also invite investors to be able to increase investment in Saudi Arabia and Indonesia,” Faisal explained in a written statement, Thursday, August 15, 2024. PLN's strategic steps PLN President Director Darmawan Prasodjo explained that this strategic step was taken by the company in its efforts to support the increase in the utilization of new renewable energy (EBT) in line with the energy transition agenda in Indonesia. “The earth is warming up, and we are shifting from fossil fuel-based development to renewable energy-based development. The energy transition policy to renewable energy is underway and will be announced at COP29 in Azerbaijan with 75 percent of additional capacity coming from renewable energy,” Darmawan said. Darmawan continued, with large investment needs, of course PLN will not be able to do this alone. According to him, this is a global challenge that requires global solutions and global collaboration. The signing of this PPA is proof that the previously fragmented global community is now united. “Global warming offers great challenges, but it also provides tremendous opportunities, opportunities for growth, opportunities for collaboration, whether in strategy, technological innovation, or joint investment. We want to ensure that future generations have a better future than ours. And it all starts through this extraordinary collaboration,” Darmawan said. Darmawan said that later when operating the Saguling Floating Solar Power Plant located in the Saguling Reservoir in West Java, it has the potential to reduce carbon emissions by 120 thousand tons per year. PLN Indonesia Power, a subholding of PT PLN (Persero) will control a 51 percent stake and the rest will be owned by ACWA Power. “We really appreciate ACWA Power for signing the PPA. This is just the beginning and is a symbol that opens up opportunities for much greater cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Indonesia,” Darmawan continued. Green energy potential Meanwhile, ACWA Power Chief Executive Office, Marco Arcelli said that Indonesia is a country with abundant green energy potential. ACWA Power emphasized its readiness to work with PLN to develop green energy in Indonesia. “In countries with high population density, floating solar PV or 'floatovoltaics' serve as the best solution for utilizing solar energy. Indonesia's vast seascape and abundant sunlight present great potential for this project,” Marco said. “We look forward to working with our partner, PLN, to contribute to the country's vision of increasing renewable energy capacity,” Marco said. SOURCE

Aug, 16 2024

Majalengka Regency Will Re-evaluate Investment in BIJB Reaching IDR 158 Billion

MAJALENGKA, TINTAHIJAU.COM- Continuing the matter of Investment in West Java International Airport (BIJB), the Majalengka Regency Government admitted that it would conduct an in-depth study. In the meantime, according to Majalengka Regent Eman Suherman, the Regency Government admitted that it would re-examine the funds that were still stored in the Bank in the form of demand deposits for the needs currently being faced by the Majalengka Regency Government. "I just came in, only 18 days. Later we will communicate with the Council members how to proceed, whether it should be taken, should be revoked," said Majalengka Regent Eman Suherman, Wednesday (03/19/2025). Eman Suherman also reminded that in the midst of Presidential Instruction Number 01 of 2025 concerning the Efficiency of spending funds from the 2025 APBN and APBD. So it is considered very important to have investment funds that are still stored in the Bank for development acceleration. "Of course we are waiting for the Council's decision because we need the funds, especially in the midst of efficiency like this. There are many development activities that we have not been able to cover from the APBD," he explained. Considering this, the Regent of Majalengka hopes that the DPRD will immediately hold discussions with the Majalengka Regency Government in overcoming various problems faced. "And hopefully the budget can have an agreement from the Council, Direction also from the Council to be together Whether to later resolve social problems, for economic development as well or capital participation as well," he said. When asked about communication with the Majalengka DPRD, the Regent explained that until now there has been no communication built. "With the Council itself, not yet," he concluded (Defri). [SOURCE]

Mar, 21 2025

Bandung City Government makes licensing process easier to increase investment

Kota Bandung (ANTARA) - The Bandung City Government continues to increase the realization of investment entering the city by providing a number of conveniences in granting business permits for investors, one of which is through the 'Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach' (OSS-RBA) or risk-based licensing. "To make the licensing process easier, we have carried out various innovations, one of which is providing assistance to prospective investors in consulting on complaints or other things related to the licensing process," said Head of the One Stop Investment and Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP) Ronny Ahmad Nurudin in Bandung. , Tuesday. Ronny explained that risk-based licensing is a business licensing service provided to business actors to start and carry out business activities. "The innovations that we have developed aim to make it easier and provide certainty regarding the speed of time and so on for issuing business permits," he said. He added that his party has also presented two Public Service Malls (MPP) providing various types of services from 26 agencies, so that it can make it easier for the public to process various permits. "We are presenting two MPP buildings with 26 agencies providing various services including OSS RBA, immigration, Samsat, BPOM and many more," he said. Based on DPMPTSP data, the number of Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) from the first quarter to the third quarter of 2023, the number of projects reached 1,078 with an investment value of around IDR 3.3 trillion. Then, Domestic Investment (PMDN) amounted to 8,030 projects with an investment value of around IDR 3 trillion. The total investment value that has been achieved is around IDR 6.3 trillion from the overall target in 2023 of IDR 7.25 trillion. Therefore, he hopes that through the innovation program carried out he can increase the realization of regional investment and the compliance of business actors, especially through Investment Activity Reports (LKPM) which are submitted periodically. "We convey this to encourage entrepreneurs to continue to increase the amount of investment in the city of Bandung in the hope of encouraging economic growth," he said. (SOURCE)

Dec, 06 2023

Ministry of Agriculture Prepares Millions of Seedlings to Support West Java's Plantation Downstream Development

The Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) is preparing millions of high-quality seedlings in 2026 to accelerate plantation development and strengthen downstream agro-industries across West Java. Director of Plantation Seed Development at the Ministry of Agriculture, Ebi Rulianti, said the ministry has allocated 6.4 million coffee seedlings to support the development of 6,400 hectares of smallholder coffee plantations. In addition, 1.7 million cocoa seedlings have been prepared to revitalize 1,700 hectares of smallholder cocoa plantations. For the coconut sector, the ministry has prepared 352,000 seedlings to support the development of 3,200 hectares of plantations. Meanwhile, sugarcane planting materials have been allocated for 400 hectares as part of the ratoon replacement and crop rejuvenation program, covering a total plantation area of 1,600 hectares. Overall, the program is expected to support the rehabilitation and expansion of approximately 12,900 hectares of smallholder plantations across West Java, accelerating plantation development while strengthening the province's downstream processing industry. "Through this program, we aim to encourage the development of plantation and agro-processing clusters that will optimize land utilization, create employment opportunities, and stimulate economic activity throughout West Java Province," Ebi said. Meanwhile, Dedi Heryadi, Secretary of the Plantation Nursery Association, stated that the plantation downstream development program has encouraged the establishment of large-scale nursery centers in several regions, including Bandung Regency, Pangandaran, Tasikmalaya, Cianjur, Sukabumi, Indramayu, and several other regencies. According to Dedi, these nursery activities are expected to generate employment for approximately 1,500 permanent and temporary workers. The program has also stimulated a wide range of supporting businesses, including logistics services, agricultural input suppliers, agricultural machinery rental services, and various other economic activities. "The program also introduces a number of superior crop varieties to the people of West Java. These include Komasti, Gayo, and Sigararutang coffee; MCC 02 and ICCRI 08H cocoa; Entok Dwarf Coconut, Kopyor Coconut, and Superior Tall Coconut; as well as the Panjalu sugarcane variety," Dedi explained. Environmental advocate and indigenous community leader Tedi Subarkah also welcomed the initiative. He said that distributing coconut, coffee, and cocoa seedlings would not only generate economic benefits but also deliver significant environmental value by increasing forest vegetation through coffee and cocoa cultivation while strengthening coastal ecosystems through coconut planting. Regarding sugarcane, Tedi believes its expansion has the potential to stimulate economic activity in the North Coast (Pantura) region, promote community empowerment, and help reduce extreme poverty. "In addition to receiving free seedlings, farmers will also receive fertilizer assistance and labor support. This program will provide substantial benefits to local communities, as farming has long been an integral part of the Gemah Ripah Loh Jinawi cultural heritage," Tedi said. Tedi also expressed his appreciation to West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi for his commitment to environmental conservation, community empowerment, and the preservation of local traditions and culture. He encouraged the people of West Java to support the long-term success of the agricultural downstream development program through gratitude, the preservation of cultural values, and active public participation in overseeing its implementation. According to Tedi, support from the government—from the administration of President Prabowo Subianto to the West Java Provincial Government—should remain closely aligned with efforts to strengthen the people's economy, protect the environment, and improve public welfare in a sustainable manner. [SOURCE]