News - Throughout January - February 2025, Investment Value in Sukabumi City Reaches IDR 190 Billion

Throughout January - February 2025, Investment Value in Sukabumi City Reaches IDR 190 Billion

Mar, 21 2025

RADAR JABAR - The Sukabumi City Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (DPMPTSP) stated that the investment value during January and February grew quite well, reaching around IDR190 billion.

Head of Investment Division of Sukabumi City DPMPTSP, Teten Agus Sugihan explained, based on Online Single Submission (OSS) data, the investment value in January reached IDR94,344,897,446,000 brought by 650 companies, consisting of 5 large companies, 150 small companies, 2 medium companies and 493 micro companies.

"Meanwhile, in February the investment value that came in was IDR90,827,137,434. This value was contributed by investment from 49 small companies and one medium-scale company. Meanwhile, micro businesses increased by 583 companies," Teten explained to reporters, Wednesday (19/3).

Teten asserted, if you look at the existing data, the rate of investment and PMDN can be said to be growing well and positively. Although in terms of geography, Sukabumi City only has an area of 48.33 square kilometers, DPMPTSP is still trying to introduce investment potential.

"Alhamdulillah, if we look at the existing data, the investment rate in Sukabumi City is currently quite good," he said.

According to him, the Sukabumi City DPMPTSP is targeting an investment value of 1.5 trillion this year. Therefore, there needs to be good cooperation with all elements.

"The business sectors that have the potential to develop include property, hospitality and culinary businesses," he said.

He is optimistic that with various efforts made, the target investment value can be realized up to 100 percent and the results can even exceed the target that has been set. "Hopefully, with various efforts made, it can produce significant results," he concluded. (Bam)

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HKI: Accelerating Investment in Industrial Areas is the Responsibility of the Government and Entrepreneurs

jabar.jpnn.com, WEST BANDUNG - The Industrial Area Association (HKI) appreciates the West Java (Jabar) One Stop Investment and Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP) for inviting industrial area entrepreneurs to sit down together, in order to accelerate investment. It is known that the West Java DPMPTSP continues to make various efforts to increase investment in industrial areas, with low occupancy levels. One of them is by inviting all policy makers and industry players in West Java to sit down together. Through the 2024 Investment Acceleration Forum in Industrial Areas, West Java DPMPTSP wants to invite or collaborate and create sustainable synergy with business actors in industrial areas. This was done to strengthen the investment ecosystem and encourage inclusive and sustainable economic growth. HKI Executive Director Fahmi Sahab said, West Java is a barometer for industrial growth. The reason is, national investment is influenced by the manufacturing industry in West Java. "Climates for improving investment must be seen in the future, so it is very necessary that forums like this be held regularly with the central government, regional governments and the business world," said Fahmi after taking part in the 'Investment Acceleration Forum in Industrial Areas 2024' at Mason Pine , West Bandung Regency, Wednesday (15/5). According to him, accelerating investment in industrial areas is a joint responsibility of both regulators and the business world. Therefore, said Fahmi, it is important to hold a forum with the government and the business world to discuss developments and problems in the field related to investment, such as security, licensing and infrastructure. "Because this industrial area cannot be seen as pure business. This is a form of concern for national economic development which has a multiflier effect on foreign exchange, labor and the environment," he said. "So that problems in industrial areas cannot be left entirely to industrial areas, they must be resolved by the central or regional government, both in terms of software and hardware, both in terms of licensing and infrastructure," continued Fahmi. According to him, assistance from the government will have a huge impact on national economic growth. "Industrial areas are an instrument, a tool for accelerating industry which ultimately leads to national economic growth," he said. (SOURCE)

May, 17 2024

To Boost the Regional Economy, the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) Inaugurated an Export School in 2026

RMOLJABAR Not long after being inaugurated, the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) management immediately moved quickly to implement its work program. Under the leadership of Chairman Almer Faiq Rusydi, the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry officially opened the 2026 West Java KADIN Export School. The opening ceremony of the Export School was held at the West Java KADIN Building on Monday, January 12, 2025. This program is a strategic step by the West Java KADIN to encourage capacity building for regional businesses to penetrate the international market. This activity is implemented through a collaboration between the West Java KADIN, the West Java Provincial Government, and Bank BJB as a supporting partner. The West Java KADIN Export School was officially opened by the West Java KADIN Chairman Almer Faiq Rusydi. This program is an initiative of the Deputy Chairman for Economic and Investment Coordination, Masrura Ram Idjal, and the Deputy Chairman for Export, Import, and International Trade, Muhammad Husein. The program launch was also attended by representatives from the Regional Assistant (Asda), the West Java Manpower and Transmigration Office (Disnakertrans), the West Java Education Office (Disdik), the West Java Department of Public Works and Public Housing (DPMPTSP), Bank BJB, and participants of the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) Export School. Almer Faiq Rusydi stated that the Export School is designed as a comprehensive learning platform for businesses, particularly MSMEs, to gain a comprehensive understanding of the export process, from product readiness and regulations to financing and global market access. "It's a comprehensive learning platform for businesses, especially MSMEs, to gain a comprehensive understanding," he said in his remarks on Monday, January 12, 2026. He emphasized that the Export School demonstrates the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry's commitment to developing new, competitive and sustainable exporters and encouraging West Java's superior products to penetrate the international market. Almer also hopes that the program will provide tangible benefits for businesses and become a driving force for the West Java economy, in line with the economic growth targets and the vision of Indonesia Emas 2045. "It will provide tangible benefits for businesses and become a driving force for the West Java economy," he explained. He invited all associations and business associations to collaborate with the West Java Provincial Government to realize a Special West Java. The support from the West Java Provincial Government and Bank BJB is expected to strengthen the regional export ecosystem, both in terms of policies, mentoring, and access to financing for businesses. Meanwhile, the Regional Assistant for Economic and Development of West Java Province, Sumasna, stated that export opportunities through Patimban Port are wide open for West Java businesses. According to him, the large available export quota needs to be optimally utilized to drive regional economic growth. He emphasized that the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) needs to be actively present as a strategic liaison between businesses, the government, and the global market so that Patimban Port's potential can be optimized and have a real impact on increasing the competitiveness and exports of West Java products. "Export opportunities through Patimban Port are wide open for West Java businesses. The large available export quota must be optimally utilized to drive regional economic growth," he said. Through the 2026 West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry Export School, it is hoped that more new exporters from West Java will be born who are able to increase the added value of local products and contribute to regional and national economic growth. [SOURCE]

Jan, 13 2026

Ministry of Agriculture to Spread 75 Thousand Water Pumps to Chase Rice Production Target

Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman said the government will distribute 75,000 water pumps in West Java, Central Java and East Java provinces. The pumps will channel river water to farmlands. Amran explained that this effort was made in order to boost agricultural productivity, especially rice commodities, to anticipate the dry season which is prone to drought. “In total, we are planning 75 thousand pumping units throughout Indonesia, the goal is to pump water in rivers that do not dry out during the dry season,” Amran said when met in Jakarta, Sunday (28/7/2024). Furthermore, according to him, through the pumping program, it is expected that rice productivity in Indonesia can be boosted to five million tons in one harvest season. The presence of the pump will at least contribute to irrigating 500 thousand hectares of rice fields in the three provinces. Mentan hopes that the increase in rice productivity can reduce the number of imports that are currently still being carried out by the government in order to maintain food security. Even this year alone, the government's rice import target has reached 3.6 million tons. “This pumping is located in West, Central, and East Java, there are about 500 thousand hectares of rice fields, imagine if we pump it all, it can produce about 5 million tons, which means what, we can reduce imports,” Amran said. Amran explained that currently there are 63 thousand water pumps that have been installed in West Java, Central Java, and East Java. According to him, this has a direct impact on rice productivity. In fact, according to him, based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the total rice that will be harvested in the next two months will increase by around 700 thousand tons. “Through the pump, those who previously only planted once became three times, meaning that production has increased, the results are already there, up to 700 thousand tons,” he said. (Wahyu Dwi Anggoro) SOURCE

Jul, 29 2024

West Java Investment Exploration: West Java DPMPTSP Continues to Encourage Investment Equality

Bisnis.com, BANDUNG — Even though the areas that are the destination for investment realization in West Java are still controlled by the Bodebekarpur and Greater Bandung areas, in the last three years the distribution of investment has begun to be evenly distributed throughout West Java. Head of the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP), Nining Yuliastiani, said that his party does not want investment to only focus on the Karawang and Bekasi areas which already have established industrial areas. "Investment is not evenly distributed, we have paid attention to it, because we don't want only Karawang, Bekasi to progress and not the others," he said, Monday (9/9/2024). One thing that lifts the veil on investment equality is Presidential Decree 87/2021 concerning the Rebana Region and Southern West Java. After the regulation appeared, investment realization, especially in the Rebana area, increased. "It feels like the investment has doubled, now Subang has reached IDR 3 trillion in the middle of the year. "Indeed, there is a strong correlation between the central and regional governments to support equitable investment with the availability of necessary infrastructure in the region," he said. Meanwhile, for the southern part of West Java, the regulation encourages regions in the region to start offering strong investment potential to investors. "We offer it, then make it attractive, we inform investors," he said. South West Java itself has enormous MSME potential. Nining pointed to Tasikmalaya which has great potential to be developed. "How do they become aware of their business so that it develops with access to financing, we coordinate with several cross-sectors and vertical agencies, so that South West Java begins to be looked at for investment," he said. One of the things that will be offered from South West Java is agricultural potential at the West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) 2024, 19 September. (SOURCE)

Sep, 11 2024

Foreign Investors Snap Up These Stocks as the JCI Plunges 2.66% to 8,016 at the Start of the Week

KONTAN.CO.ID - JAKARTA. The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed in negative territory at the start of the week, accompanied by net foreign selling. The index was pressured by negative sentiment stemming from the war in the Middle East involving the United States and Israel’s attack on Iran. Quoting data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) via RTI, the JCI plunged 2.66% or fell 218 points to 8,016.83 at the close of trading on Monday (March 2, 2025). The decline was driven by losses across most sectoral indices on the IDX. The consumer non-cyclicals sector recorded the steepest drop at 7.60%, followed by the industrial sector at 5.95%, property and real estate at 4.14%, infrastructure at 4.13%, technology at 3.77%, and consumer cyclicals at 3.58%. In addition, the transportation sector weakened by 2.74%, financials fell 2.67%, healthcare declined 2.16%, and basic materials slipped 0.87%. The energy sector was the only sector that managed to gain, rising 1.54%. Total stock trading volume on the IDX reached 56.21 billion shares, with a transaction value of Rp29.56 trillion. A total of 671 stocks declined, weighing on the JCI, while 108 stocks advanced and 41 stocks remained unchanged. Foreign investors recorded net selling of Rp631.02 billion across the market. Despite the JCI correction, foreign investors were actively accumulating the following stocks yesterday. Here are the 10 largest foreign net buys on Monday: PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM) – Rp156.6 billion PT Adaro Andalan Indonesia Tbk (AADI) – Rp147.71 billion PT Petrosea Tbk (PTRO) – Rp146.92 billion PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) – Rp89.22 billion PT Alamtri Resources Indonesia Tbk (ADRO) – Rp82.89 billion PT Merdeka Copper Gold Tbk (MDKA) – Rp65.23 billion PT Indika Energy Tbk (INDY) – Rp61.87 billion PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (INDF) – Rp53.03 billion PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) – Rp43.05 billion PT Darma Henwa Tbk (DEWA) – Rp34.42 billion [Source]

Mar, 03 2026

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