Sumedang Regent Dony Ahmad Munir and the Chairman of the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Almer Faiq Rusyidi, discussed various investment opportunities that have the potential to accelerate economic growth in Sumedang Regency. The meeting, held at the Regent’s Office in the Sumedang Government Center (PPS) on Monday, June 15, 2026, focused on the development of industrial estates, investment in the clean water sector, and the utilization of information technology to support smart city development.
During the meeting, Regent Dony emphasized that the Sumedang Regency Government remains committed to creating a conducive and investor-friendly business environment. One of the key initiatives undertaken by the local government is the simplification of licensing procedures through an integrated service system at the Public Service Mall.
“We roll out the red carpet for investors by simplifying the licensing process. We have implemented a one-stop service system at the Public Service Mall, enabling permits to be processed efficiently while eliminating illegal costs associated with incoming investments,” Dony stated.
According to him, the development of industrial estates remains one of the region’s top priorities to attract more investors. Sumedang has designated several strategic areas as future economic growth centers, including the Buahdua, Ujungjaya, and Tomo Industrial Estate (BUTOM), covering approximately 4,900 hectares, the Dwipapuri Industrial Estate, as well as several tourism destinations with strong investment potential.
Dony expressed hope that the discussions with Kadin West Java would strengthen business confidence and encourage greater investment in Sumedang Regency. He also believes that Kadin’s support will enhance the promotion of the region’s investment opportunities to business communities at both regional and national levels.
Beyond the industrial sector, Sumedang also offers investment opportunities in the clean water sector. The region’s abundant water resources, including reservoirs and the Cimanuk River, are considered valuable assets that can support various development programs, particularly in Ujungjaya and surrounding areas.
In the field of information technology, the Sumedang Regency Government is promoting the implementation of the Predictive Government concept, which utilizes data and digital technologies to support more accurate decision-making and deliver tangible benefits to the public. This initiative forms part of the regency’s broader efforts to become more adaptive to technological advancements.
Meanwhile, Almer Faiq Rusyidi, Chairman of Kadin West Java, reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to serving as a strategic partner of local governments in fostering investment growth across West Java, including Sumedang Regency. Kadin also proposed collaboration opportunities in the water investment sector through partnerships with the regional water utility company, as well as the application of data-driven and information technology solutions to support smart city implementation.
“As a strategic partner of the government, Kadin is fully committed to supporting and facilitating investment growth throughout West Java, including in Sumedang Regency,” he said.
The collaboration between the Sumedang Regency Government and Kadin West Java is expected to create new investment opportunities, accelerate regional economic growth, and generate broader employment opportunities for local communities.