News - These are 3 Breakthroughs of West Java DPMPTSP to Overcome Investment Debottlenecking

These are 3 Breakthroughs of West Java DPMPTSP to Overcome Investment Debottlenecking

Jul, 19 2024

West Java DPMPTSP continues to provide assistance and facilitate debottlenecking of licensing service problems and ease of investing in West Java.

Bisnis.com, BANDUNG - With an investment realization target from BKPM/Ministry of Investment of up to Rp250 trillion by 2024, the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) Office continues to strengthen investment services.

Head of West Java DPMPTSP Nining Yuliastiani said that her office continues to provide assistance and facilitate debottlenecking of licensing service problems and ease of investing in West Java.

“We facilitate the handling of investment realization problems through several steps,” she said in Bandung, Thursday (18/7/2024).

First, through the Windu service (West Java Investor Depelopment Upgrade), which facilitates business actors through mentoring and coaching activities with various themes related to the problems faced by business actors.

“Second, there is a movement to encourage investment realization, this is our effort to facilitate business actors through LKPM reporting assistance,” he said.

Third, steps to accelerate the handling of investment realization problems by optimizing the Settlement of Problems and Acceleration of Business Licensing then facilitating strategic project assistance through optimizing the IRO (Investment Relation Officer).

Nining also ensures that her party routinely holds forums that bring together various stakeholders with investors.Nining Yuliastiani ensures that her party is committed to continuing to encourage the acceleration of investment realization in West Java and provide licensing services to all business actors.

“We realize that this investment is able to create a very large multiplier effect that can improve the welfare of the community in the future and of course requires a very high commitment from the leadership and support from relevant stakeholders,” she said.

Investment realization in West Java in the first quarter of 2024 or the January-March 2024 period has increased, both from foreign investment (PMA) and domestic investment (PMDN).

Based on the Investment Activity Report (LKPM) up to the first quarter of 2024 realized by investors in 27 districts / cities, the total investment reached Rp64.65 trillion.

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Bogor Raya Finalizes Waste-to-Energy Project in Cibungbulang, Jaro Ade Oversees Administrative Readiness for Major Investment

The Bogor Regency and Bogor City governments are accelerating preparations for the Bogor Raya Waste-to-Energy (WtE) Project, a National Strategic Project aimed at converting municipal waste into electricity. Located in Galuga Village, Cibungbulang District, Bogor Regency, the project is scheduled to begin construction with a groundbreaking ceremony in early August 2026. Bogor Deputy Regent Ade Ruhandi, popularly known as Jaro Ade, inspected the project site on Monday (July 13, 2026), accompanied by Bogor Mayor Dedie A. Rachim and Deputy for Food Affordability and Food Security Coordination at the Coordinating Ministry for Food Affairs, Dr. Ir. Nani Hendiarti. During the visit, Jaro Ade emphasized the importance of administrative accountability and instructed relevant officials to ensure that all required documentation is completed and verified from the outset. "As advised by the Deputy Minister, we must maintain proper administrative procedures. Therefore, I ask all relevant officials to closely oversee every administrative requirement needed for this project," Jaro Ade said before representatives of the Bogor Regency Government and local sub-district leadership. He explained that strict administrative compliance is essential to provide legal certainty for investors committing substantial capital to the project. Given the scale of the investment, every administrative requirement must be fulfilled to safeguard the project's implementation. "It is not only because we have support from the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI), but also because the investors are bringing a significant amount of capital. This investment must be fully secured through proper administrative procedures. Since the project is located in Bogor Regency, not a single administrative requirement should be left unmet," he stressed. According to Jaro Ade, the swift and coordinated approach reflects the regional government's commitment to aligning with the central government's accelerated implementation agenda. The Waste-to-Energy Project is one of the priority programs initiated under the direction of President Prabowo Subianto. He stated that both the Bogor Regency and Bogor City governments fully support the central government's intervention. The adoption of Waste-to-Energy technology is considered one of the most effective long-term solutions to address the longstanding waste management challenges affecting both jurisdictions. "The waste issue has persisted for many years and has repeatedly triggered social concerns. This remarkable initiative introduced by the President offers a highly appropriate solution. The government is providing a clear way forward, and both the city and the regency warmly welcome it," he said. Jaro Ade added that cooperation in improving waste management represents a long-term commitment that will continue across successive administrations, including under the leadership of Bogor Regent Rudy Susmanto. In closing, he called on all stakeholders and regional authorities to maintain a safe and conducive environment to support the successful implementation of the project. "This investment is worth trillions of rupiah—it is not a small investment. I invite everyone, including the Sub-district Head, the Police Chief, and the Military Commander, to support this project together. We must ensure that our region remains stable and conducive to uphold Bogor's reputation, particularly in the western part of the regency," he concluded. [SOURCE]

Jul, 15 2026

455 Majalengka Successfully Attracts Foreign and Domestic Investment of Up to IDR 3.36 Trillion Throughout 2025

TRIBUNJABAR.ID, MAJALENGKA - Investment growth in Majalengka Regency is showing a positive trend. Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) and Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN) in Majalengka Regency reached IDR 3.36 trillion from January to December 2025. Based on total PMA and PMDN realization data, Majalengka recorded an investment value of IDR 3,364,801,621,234 with 2,198 Investment Activity Reports (LKPM). This achievement contributed 1.13 percent to West Java's total investment of IDR 296.82 trillion. The Head of the Majalengka Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office (DPMPTSP), Ucu Sumarna, said this achievement reflects growing investor confidence in Majalengka's investment climate. "Thank God, Majalengka's investment realization continues to move positively. This shows that Majalengka remains a region attractive to investors, both domestic and foreign," said Ucu Sumarna, Monday (January 2, 2026). According to Ucu, the regional government continues to strive to improve investment competitiveness by simplifying licensing processes, accelerating services, and strengthening the promotion of the region's leading potential. "We are focusing on simplifying licensing and ensuring business certainty. Furthermore, Majalengka has strategic advantages such as industrial areas, airports, and continuously developing connectivity," he said. He added that going forward, the Majalengka Regency Government will encourage equitable investment distribution so that it is not only concentrated in certain sectors, but also reaches labor-intensive sectors and the local economy. [SOURCE]

Feb, 03 2026

West Java Provincial Government Targets 25 Percent Investment Increase by 2025

BANDUNG, iNewsBandungRaya.id - The West Java Provincial Government (Pemprov) is targeting that investment realization in 2025 can increase by 25 percent from the previous year. This was conveyed by the Acting Governor of West Java, Bey Machmudin at the BEJA (Bewara Jawa Barat) Vol. 15 event, in the East Hall of Gedung Sate, Bandung City, Tuesday (11/2/2025). "This year the exact value is not yet, but it should be even higher. If yesterday it was around 17-19 percent, it should be 25 percent," said Bey. Bey hopes that the investment value in West Java will remain the highest in Indonesia in 2025. In addition, this investment is also expected to be felt directly by many people. "In 2025, apart from hopefully remaining the highest, it is also about how this investment impacts the community," he added. Bey views, with high investment value, it can reduce the open unemployment rate in West Java which is also still relatively high. According to him, the pattern that can be done is how to encourage the absorption of labor. One of them is by synchronizing graduates with industry needs. "With this high investment, of course, the first problem of SMK is that the link and match must be maintained. So all workers should be able to come from West Java, which will also reduce the link and match," he said. "For example, this investment also requires a supply chain company or link. The supply chain should also be from West Java so that it can build MSMEs in the surrounding area so that the costs are not too high," he added. Meanwhile, the Head of the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (DPMPTSP), Nining Yuliastiani admitted that although the investment value in West Java is the highest, the unemployment rate is still quite high. According to her, this is due to several factors, one of which is that not all investments absorb a large number of workers. "High investment is certainly accompanied by the need for workers. However, the workers needed must have qualifications according to the needs of the industry," said Nining. "Many industries entering West Java are high-tech and capital-intensive industries. Therefore, we must prepare a workforce that suits these needs," he continued. The second factor that is also very important is the character of the workforce. According to him, this character includes discipline, work ethic, and mental readiness to work in the industry. "The industrial world has different demands compared to other sectors. Therefore, we must prepare a workforce that not only has technical skills, but also has a character that suits the needs of the industry," he explained. With the high investment coming in, Nining said, her party needs to ensure that the available workforce is in accordance with industry demand. "We must adjust the education curriculum, especially in vocational schools and job training institutions, to be in line with the needs of the industrial world. With the link and match between education and industry, our workforce will be more easily absorbed," she said. (SOURCE)

Mar, 19 2025

WJIS 2024: Investment in Electric Vehicles in West Java Will Open 8,700 Jobs

Bisnis.com, BANDUNG - West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) 2024 confirms West Java's position in the green economic ecosystem which will be the future of the economy. Head of the West Java DPMPTSP, Nining Yuliastiani, said that during 2019 until the first semester of 2024, the flow of foreign and domestic capital continued to increase to West Java. Supported by 5 sectors that are always the favorites for investors, starting from the warehousing, transportation, telecommunications, motor vehicle industry, construction and others. West Java Province is ranked first in investment realization in Semester 1 - 2024 with a realized value of PMA and PMDN investment of IDR 128.3 trillion or an increase of 23.78% from 2023 in the same period. In practice, West Java has also been successful in accommodating investment in the electric vehicle sector from Hyundai, BYD, to Vinfast. BYD has confirmed that it will build a factory in the Subang Smartpolitan area on an area of 107 hectares, with an estimated investment value of US$ 1 billion. Meanwhile, the Vinfast company, which originates from Vietnam and operates in the automotive electric vehicle sector, has already carried out groundbreaking in the Subang area, with an estimated initial investment of US$ 200 million for market expansion to Indonesia. Nining said the presence of these EV manufacturers would boost the economy in the West Java region. "West Java will become the EV Hub in Indonesia, with investment plans reaching IDR 11 trillion, there will be 8,700 jobs opened once operations start in 2025," he said at the WJIS 2024 event, Trans Luxury Hotel, Bandung, Thursday (19/9/2024). Nining also ensured that West Java would become a home for investment in data centers and industry which was starting to move towards green industry. West Java, according to him, will provide full support for the implementation of the green economy. The opportunity for West Java to continue to be the main investment target was also expressed by the Head of Bank Indonesia West Java Representative, Muhammad Nur. According to him, West Java's economy will grow, supported by several factors even though there are still global geopolitical challenges that have an impact on the national and regional levels of West Java. According to him, the increase in optimism among business actors after one round of elections provides a positive signal for the investment climate in West Java. Bank Indonesia also explained that in the second quarter of 2024, the West Java economy grew 4.95%, an increase compared to the first quarter of 4.93%. Where, investment is still a sector to be proud of in West Java, because in the second quarter investment realization reached IDR 63.7 trillion and was the largest in Indonesia. For this reason, his party assesses that West Java's economic growth in 2024 is expected to remain high and be in the range of 4.6% - 5.4% (yoy). This optimism is based on domestic demand which remains strong in line with increasing social mobility and the potential impact of holding a democratic party on the aggregate economy. "Apart from that, West Java investment also continues to grow, even now it is the highest nationally," he concluded. (SOURCE)

Sep, 23 2024

WEST JAVA ENERGY FORUM 2024, Bey Machmudin: West Java Pioneer in Sustainable Use of EBT

PORTALJABAR, KOTA BANDUNG - Acting Governor of West Java Bey Machmudin hopes that the implementation of the 2024 West Java Energy Forum (WJEF) can make West Java province a pioneer in presenting new renewable energy (EBT) innovations that are environmentally friendly and sustainable. This was stated by Bey Machmudin when opening the WJEF 2024 event at the Pullman Hotel, Bandung City, Thursday (21/11/2024). Bey revealed that in the forum the West Java Provincial Government is committed to aligning green development to support Golden Indonesia 2045 and collaborating with cross-stakeholders, regional, central and global. "We are also preparing potential green projects that meet technical and administrative readiness criteria, so that we can accelerate the implementation of the energy transition in West Java," said Bey Machmudin. With NRE potential reaching 192 GW, consisting of wind, water, geothermal, solar, biomass or biogas energy, according to Bey, West Java has a great opportunity to become a pioneer of the energy transition in Indonesia. "We hope that West Java will be a pioneer in this energy situation because we have the potential and it should be the biggest potential in the next few years," said Bey. As a concrete step in developing EBT, WJES 2024 provides assistance to seven SMA/SMK for the construction of rooftop solar power plants (PLTS). Bey stated that the aim of rooftop PLTS is to reduce the burden on school operational costs. "Only seven schools, the potential is very good, they themselves said earlier that reducing operational costs, including paying for electricity and so on, also increases and definitely increases students' knowledge that can really be used and reduces operational costs," explained Bey. It is also hoped that rooftop solar PV at schools will attract investors to invest in West Java with the aim of building a friendly and sustainable environment in the future. "Of course, with this rooftop PLTS, we hope that there will be companies who will contribute to CSR. This is very good, it can reduce pollution," stressed Bey. Meanwhile, West Java DPRD Chairman Buky Wibawa welcomed the implementation of rooftop PLTS which will be implemented in seven schools. The DPRD supports it in terms of policy and supervision, because it is hoped that West Java will become a pioneer province in the EBT sector "The DPRD welcomes the EBT program, and we need to support it in terms of budget policy and monitoring later," he said. The amount of costs that must be incurred in building rooftop PLTS at SMK/SMA starts from IDR 700 million to IDR 1 billion. The following are seven schools that received assistance for rooftop PLTSA: 1. SMAN 1 Cianjur2. SMKN 2 Bogor3. SMKN 1 Purwakarta4. SMKN 1 Cimahi5. SMKN 1 Garut6. SMKN 2 Tasikmalaya7. SMKN 1 Cirebon (SOURCE)

Nov, 28 2024

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