News - vestasi DPMPTSP Kabupaten Cianjur Hingga Triwulan Dua Capai 1,6 Triliun

vestasi DPMPTSP Kabupaten Cianjur Hingga Triwulan Dua Capai 1,6 Triliun

Dec, 02 2025

CIANJUR, CIANJUREKSPRES.DISWAY.ID - Investment realization in Cianjur Regency up to the second quarter of 2025 was recorded at IDR 1.6 trillion. This figure is close to the investment target set by the Cianjur Regency Government through the Investment and Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) of IDR 1.9 trillion.

Secretary of the DPMPTSP of Cianjur Regency, Superi Faizal, said that the investment achievement was compiled from January to June 2025. According to him, the investment trend in Cianjur is still positive and is expected to be able to meet the remaining target in the next semester.

"In the second quarter, June, the realization has reached Rp1.6 trillion from the target of Rp1.9 trillion. Quarterly, we recap the achievements from January to March in April," he told Cianjur Ekspres on Tuesday, August 19, 2025.

Based on DPMPTSP data, the number of business activities recorded reached 1,083 fields. The largest investment came from the leather goods and footwear industry with a value of Rp1.2 trillion. Meanwhile, the trade and repair sector ranks second with a value of Rp36 billion.

In addition, investments also came from the food industry amounting to Rp35 billion, mining Rp35 billion, industrial and office housing areas Rp20 billion, and the livestock sector Rp14 billion.

“These sectors show that investor interest in Cianjur is quite diverse,” said Superi.

Compared to the previous year, the investment target for 2024 was set at Rp1.8 trillion. However, the actual realization was even higher, namely Rp2.8 trillion, resulting in a surplus. This achievement has motivated the Cianjur Regional Government to maintain this positive trend this year.

Superi added that 301 Domestic Investment (PMDN) and Foreign Investment (PMA) companies were recorded as having reported investments.

“To pursue the remaining 2025 target, we are intensifying our door-to-door efforts to companies and potential investors so that the realization can exceed the target as in the previous year,” he said.

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Government Focuses on Maintaining Investment Flow for Future Development

In the last decade, the Indonesian economy has continued to perform well, demonstrated by the success of maintaining economic growth at a good level, especially after the pandemic ended. In fact, based on World Bank projections, Indonesia is expected to grow in the range of 5%-5.2% in the 2024-2025 period or return to the same or higher growth rate as before the pandemic. Inflation developments are also under control within the target range, where until September 2024 it will be at the level of 1.84% (yoy), which can be said to be maintained at around 2.5% ± 1%. The low and stable inflation rate is in line with increasing growth in shopping volumes. This shows that people's purchasing power remains strong, thus supporting the momentum of economic growth. The deflation phenomenon that occurred for five consecutive months was also more influenced by the decline in prices of a number of food commodities. "Core inflation is in line with the trend, but volatile foods have been reduced to low levels. The government meets every week, because we have a different way than other countries, to regulate inflation levels throughout Indonesia. "We also provide fiscal incentives for them to maintain food prices," explained Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto when giving a keynote speech at HSBC's 140th Anniversary Celebration in Indonesia, in Jakarta, Tuesday (15/10). The condition of the Indonesian financial market is relatively stable. The performance of the Rupiah exchange rate is relatively better than a number of other Asian countries, namely -1.05% (ytd). The Indonesian stock price index also grew positively, namely 3.94% (ytd) and reached its highest position or all-time high at the level of 7,905.39 on September 19 2024. "No one thought that Indonesia could maintain the value of the Rupiah below IDR 16 thousand per 1 USD compared to (perception) three months ago, and this is an achievement for the Indonesian economic team," explained Coordinating Minister Airlangga. With these various good achievements, investors still see Indonesia as an attractive country. Latest, Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I) affirmed the Republic of Indonesia's Sovereign Credit Rating (SCR) at BBB+, two levels above investment grade with a positive outlook. Indonesia's competitiveness ranking continues to increase to its highest position in 10 years (27th in 2024 based on the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking). Indonesia focuses on providing easy investment in 22 Special Economic Zones (KEK) spread throughout Indonesia. Apart from that, there is promising potential for investment in the Carbon Capture Storage (CCS), semiconductor, green hydrogen and Small-Modular Reactors (SMRs) sectors in Indonesia. To accelerate growth in the medium to long term, the government has prepared a new engine of growth strategy such as digitalization, energy transition and semiconductors. Apart from that, social resilience and community empowerment are also priorities. The banking industry, especially banks with international networks such as HSBC, plays an important role in supporting efforts to encourage the flow of foreign investment into the country. The good program that HSBC has carried out, namely creating investor connectivity with domestic business actors, must continue to be maintained. “The conditions (conflicts in) the Middle East and Russia-Ukraine make everything (international trade) not easy because they are interrelated. And also this is a different situation today, especially because there is technological disruption, it is more complex so you need the help of 'friends' to navigate into the future. (That friend) is like HSBC, so I want HSBC to be in Indonesia in the next 140 years too," concluded Coordinating Minister Airlangga. Also present at this event were Group Chairman of HSBC Holdings plc Mark Tucker, Co-chief Executive of Asia Pacific HSBC Surendra Rosha, President Director of PT Bank HSBC Indonesia Francois de Maricourt, and Ambassadors of friendly countries. (SOURCE)

Oct, 17 2024

Investment Needs to be Encouraged to South West Java

PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The West Java Provincial Government continues to strive to increase economic growth in all sectors through increasing the investment sector. However, investment growth in West Java is currently not evenly distributed throughout the region. This is the case with investment growth in East Priangan which is considered to be lagging behind growth in other West Java regions. Therefore, West Java DPRD member Yod Mintaraga asked the West Java Provincial Government to encourage investment in the southern part of West Java. "Now investment is still juxtaposed, economic growth in southern West Java is still low, people's purchasing power is still low. Therefore, investment must be encouraged to South West Java," said Yod, last weekend. Yod said that one of the things that must be encouraged in East Priangan is the issue of connectivity or infrastructure. Infrastructure will be able to encourage and facilitate investors to invest well and easily. and easy. "If investment is encouraged to South West Java, the risk is that infrastructure development must also be encouraged to South West Java," concluded Yod. (SOURCE)

Jul, 12 2024

1st Semester 2023, Investment in West Java Reaches IDR 103.6 T

Bandung - West Java is a favorite for investors to develop their businesses. This can be seen from the achievements of West Java which has become the most efficient or highest investment destination in Indonesia for 5 consecutive years. In 2022, the investment value in West Java even reached IDR 175 trillion. Meanwhile, this year, the amount of investment coming in in the first semester of 2023 has reached IDR 103.6 trillion. "The investment achievement in West Java has reached 55% of the Provincial Government's target of IDR 188 trillion. As for the first semester of 2023, the investment value in West Java has reached IDR 103.6 trillion," said Head of West Java DPMPTSP Nining Yulistiani in an economic discussion in Bandung, Wednesday ( 2/8/2023). Nining said that the high interest of investors in saving their funds in developing business was because West Java had adequate supporting infrastructure and human resources. In fact, according to him, the wages of workers in West Java are already high. "HR in West Java is high in terms of productivity. So when compared with other regions where wages are lower, investors still prefer to invest here," he said. "The Governor is offering investment door to door. Apart from that, in West Java there are the most toll road routes, then supported by accessibility which has quite high stability, basic infrastructure for providing energy, raw materials and water, West Java is also one of the locations with the most choices," he continued explaining. To support this, the West Java Provincial Government will also hold the West Java Investment Summit 2023 with the aim of offering the potential of West Java to investors, both domestic and foreign. "The agenda we focus on is planning projects for both the Regional Government (Pemda) and the private sector. There they present material to investors," he said. In the same place, academic from the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) Padjadjaran University (Unpad) Bayu Kharisma said that regions outside Java are starting to show enthusiasm to attract investors. Based on data from the Ministry of Investment, investment realization outside Java in the first quarter of 2023 contributed more than Java, namely 52.6 percent with a value of IDR 172.9 trillion. The high contribution from outside Java to the total realization of PMA and PMDN in the first quarter shows that the government remains consistent in running the Indonesian-centric economy. "In total, West Java is the champion, but for PMA investment, Central Sulawesi is the highest," he said. Based on location, the five provinces with the largest FDI realization in the first quarter of 2023 were Central Sulawesi amounting to IDR 28.8 trillion. West Java is in second place with investment absorption of IDR 28.1 trillion, followed by DKI Jakarta, Banten and Riau. "West Java investment is dominated by investors from Japan with an investment value of IDR 8.37 trillion for 1,757 projects, followed by China with an investment value of IDR 3.96 trillion for 306 projects," concluded Bayu. (SOURCE)

Sep, 26 2023

Governor Dedi Mulyadi Will Sign the 2026 West Java Minimum Wage Today, December 24th

BANDUNG – West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi revealed that the provincial minimum wage (UMP) and district/city minimum wages (UMK) are currently being discussed in depth by the wage council, which comprises various stakeholders, and will be signed by him on December 24, 2025. Dedi confirmed that the West Java Provincial Manpower and Transmigration Office (Disnakertrans) is still negotiating with workers and employers, including experts, regarding the UMP, MSMEs, and sectoral wages, as the 2026 wages are due to be announced tomorrow. "I'll sign it on the 24th, but we're still finalizing it today," Dedi said in Bandung, Tuesday (23/12). It was reported that the West Java Provincial Wage Council held a plenary meeting regarding the increase in the UMP and Provincial Sectoral Minimum Wage (UMSP) in 2026 at Gedung Sate, Bandung City, on Friday (19/12). Proposals from labor unions and employers, through the Indonesian Employers' Association (Apindo), were submitted and accepted. In their proposal, the labor unions requested that the average City/Regency Minimum Wage (UMK) for 2025 be set at IDR 3,589,619. However, they highlighted significant disparities between regions, such as Banjar City, which only achieved IDR 2,204,754, while Bekasi City reached IDR 5,690,753. The latest regulation, Government Regulation (PP) Number 49 of 2025 concerning Wages, is deemed incapable of addressing the disparity. This is because the calculation formula used is annual inflation (year-on-year/YoY) in September 2025 of 2.19 percent. Furthermore, the economic growth rate (EQ) of 5.11 percent multiplied by a specific index, alpha 0.5-0.9, is not sufficient to address the disparity. For example, Banjar City, even if the 2026 UMK were set using the maximum alpha of 0.9, it would not be able to catch up with Bekasi City. Therefore, the union requested that the disparity be resolved and that Constitutional Court (MK) Decision No. 168/PUU-XXI/2023 be used as a reference. Furthermore, the results of the International Labor Organization (ILO) study were used as a consideration for the decent living requirements (KHL) in West Java. Therefore, the workers requested that the 2026 Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) be set at Rp3,833,318. Meanwhile, for the 2026 Provincial Minimum Wage (UMSP), the union requested that it be set at Rp3,870,004. Apindo (Indonesian Employment Agency) believes that determining the alpha value should not only consider the workforce's contribution to economic growth. Because the workforce exists because of companies, employers' contributions must also be taken into account. To achieve balance, they requested that West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi use an alpha value of 0.5 in determining the 2026 UMP, which would result in a 4.745 percent increase. They also did not propose the UMSP, because they assumed that there was no mandate from business actors in the West Java sector to submit or propose the 2026 UMSP. Apindo requested that the determination of the 2026 UMP not only consider the suitability for workers, but also the payment ability of employers. [SOURCE]

Dec, 30 2025

DPRD Encourages West Java Provincial Government to Increase Job Opportunities

PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The West Java Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that the percentage of poor people in March 2024 was 7.46 percent, a decrease of 0.16 percentage points against March 2023 and a decrease of 0.52 percentage points against September 2022. BPS West Java also noted that the percentage of the urban poor population in March 2023 amounted to 7.19 percent, declining to 7.07 percent in March 2024. Meanwhile, the percentage of the rural poor in March 2023 was 9.30 percent, down to 9 point 07 percent in March 2024. West Java DPRD member Yod Mintaraga asked the West Java Provincial Government to continue to reduce and alleviate poverty with various programs, one of which is by increasing employment opportunities. "Poverty in West Java is partly due to the high unemployment rate which is also the cause of the large number of unemployed, if there is a lot of unemployment, the purchasing power is low," said Yod Mintaraga, when contacted some time ago. According to Yod, employment is very helpful for people to improve their welfare and to emphasize the unemployment rate in West Java which has a population of nearly 50 million. "To increase employment, investment in West Java needs to be encouraged towards employment so that unemployment decreases," he said. (SOURCE)