News - West Java Provincial Government Records Revenue of IDR 36.68 Trillion, 2024 Regional Budget Surplus of IDR 1.75 Trillion

West Java Provincial Government Records Revenue of IDR 36.68 Trillion, 2024 Regional Budget Surplus of IDR 1.75 Trillion

Oct, 30 2025

SUKABUMIUPDATE.com – The West Java Provincial Government has recorded positive performance in managing the 2024 Regional Budget (APBD).

During the plenary session of the West Java Provincial Legislative Council on Thursday (June 12, 2025), West Java Deputy Governor Erwan Setiawan delivered a memorandum on the accountability of the implementation of the 2024 APBD.

Erwan revealed that as of December 31, 2024, total regional revenue reached Rp36.68 trillion, or 101.08 percent of the target of Rp36.29 trillion.

Thus, the budget surplus (SiLPA) for 2024 reached more than Rp1.75 trillion.

This revenue consisted of Regional Original Revenue (PAD) of Rp25.31 trillion (101.72 percent of the target), transfer revenue of Rp11.35 trillion (99.69 percent), and other legitimate regional revenue of Rp23.19 billion (100 percent).

Meanwhile, regional expenditure realization was recorded at Rp35.54 trillion or 96.31 percent of the budget ceiling of Rp36.91 trillion.

“Alhamdulillah, from the overall budget transactions and realization of the 2024 APBD, we have managed to record a SiLPA of more than Rp1.75 trillion. This shows the efficiency and accountability that we continue to maintain in regional financial management,” said Deputy Governor Erwan.

The regional expenditure includes operational expenditure of Rp19.98 trillion, capital expenditure of Rp2.11 trillion, unexpected expenditure of Rp784.11 million, and transfer expenditure of Rp13.44 trillion.

The financial report also shows that the financial balance sheet as of December 31, 2024, recorded total assets of Rp46.14 trillion.

These assets consist of fixed assets amounting to Rp28.97 trillion, long-term investments of Rp12.92 trillion, current assets of Rp2.52 trillion, and other assets and investment properties worth more than Rp1.7 trillion.

On the other hand, total regional liabilities reached Rp2.95 trillion, while equity was recorded at Rp43.18 trillion.

In its operational report, the West Java Provincial Government posted an operational surplus of IDR 813.64 billion and a non-operational surplus of IDR 22.99 billion. The total operational report (LO) surplus reached IDR 836.63 billion.

"All of these achievements are the result of close cooperation between the local government, the Regional Representative Council, and all stakeholders. We should be grateful that we have been able to maintain an unqualified opinion from the Indonesian Audit Board for 14 consecutive years," said Erwan.

In terms of cash management, the regional cash balance at the end of 2024 was recorded at Rp1.75 trillion, a significant increase compared to the initial balance of Rp800.40 billion.

This increase came from a surplus of cash flow from operating activities of Rp3.25 trillion, a deficit of cash flow from non-financial asset investment activities of Rp1.73 trillion, and a deficit of cash flow from financing activities of Rp566.12 billion.

The financial report also noted an increase in equity, from Rp42.29 trillion to Rp43.18 trillion, in line with the surplus generated from government activities throughout the year.

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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]

Jul, 17 2026

Matching Business Attracts Investors, Encourages Investment Realization in Bandung Regency

TRIBUNJABAR.ID, BANDUNG - The matching business of business actors in Bandung Regency at the Bandung Regency Investment Summit 2024 continues to be discussed in order to be able to attract investors from abroad and within the country. Throughout 2024, the investment target in Bandung Regency will reach 8.9 trillion. Various sectors ranging from agriculture, tourism to renewable energy to advance investment sustainability. The Acting Regent of Bandung, Dikky Achmad Sidik, said that the Bandung Regency Investment Summit 2024 was one of the Bandung Regency Government's strategies to attract investors. "In terms of existing data, Bandung Regency is in the seventh position for realization in West Java. "There is an increase and we must continue to develop the existing potential," he said, at the Grand Sunshine Resort & Convention, Monday (7/10/2024). He said that Bandung Regency's advantages from abundant natural resources, including the tourism sector, have increased rapidly in recent years. "This opportunity needs to be pushed strategically so that it develops further and is expected to have an impact on community economic activities," he said. Dikky said, even though he is currently faced with the 2024 regional elections, his party is optimistic that investment realization in Bandung Regency can increase. Apart from that, his party is encouraging investment sectors to continue to be added, for example the manufacturing sector. "We will refer to spatial planning, and manufacturing activities need to be developed in special areas so that they can focus on industry. "Even though some already exist, they will still be encouraged and don't forget that this industry is not only capital intensive, but also labor intensive to attract workers," he explained. In the same place, Chairman of the Bandung Regency DPRD, Renie Rahayu Fauzi, said that in the near future he would create a new policy so that investors from outside and inside would target Bandung Regency. “Hopefully it can continue, okay? Because of the great opportunities in terms of tourism, the investment challenges here in terms of infrastructure, in some areas are already good and supportive. "Hopefully there will be new policies with the new regent and tourism here will develop and increase interest in investing," explained Renie. (SOURCE)

Oct, 09 2024

With 416 Community Organizations in Subang, Deputy Regent Encourages Active Role in Supporting Development and Investment

KOTASUBANG.com, Subang – Deputy Regent of Subang, H. Agus Masykur Rosyadi, S.Si., M.M., attended the Coordination Meeting on Community Organizations at the Subang Regional Government Hall on Wednesday (August 20, 2025). This coordination meeting was organized by the Directorate General of Politics and General Government of the Ministry of Home Affairs through the Subang Regency National Unity and Politics Agency (Kesbangpol) with the theme “Increasing the Participation of Community Organizations in Supporting Sustainable Economic Development to Strengthen National Resilience”. On this occasion, Kang Akur—the nickname of the Deputy Regent of Subang—said that from 2016 to April 2025, there were 416 community organizations (ormas) in Subang Regency. According to him, this number represents a huge potential as well as an important responsibility in supporting regional and national development. “Community organizations have a strategic role in creating a peaceful, conducive, and productive climate. Therefore, there needs to be guidance, supervision, and strengthening of the role of community organizations so that they truly become partners of the government and the community,” he said. Kang Akur also emphasized that community organizations in Subang must be able to make a real contribution in supporting a healthy investment climate, especially since Subang is now the gateway for global investment in Indonesia. “We encourage investment to be easy and friendly. Anyone who wants to invest in Subang should not face any obstacles,” he said. Previously, Abdul Ghofur, S.STP., M.Si., Acting Head of the Community Organization Empowerment and Partnership Working Team at the Directorate General of Community Organizations, Ministry of Home Affairs, stated that Law Number 17 of 2013 serves as the legal basis for the formation and activities of community organizations in Indonesia. He emphasized that the contribution of community organizations is crucial in maintaining a conducive economic climate. “Subang is the gateway to global investment in Indonesia. The role of mass organizations is very important in supporting business actors to create a healthy investment climate,” he said. Meanwhile, Director of Community Organizations at the Directorate General of Politics and Public Administration of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Budi Arwan, S.STP., M.Si., emphasized in his keynote speech that this coordination meeting serves as a means to align understanding, synchronize programs, and plan joint steps in the guidance, supervision, and empowerment of mass organizations. “In this context, CSOs are part of civil society with three predetermined pillars. The involvement of CSOs cannot be separated from national development,” he explained. This coordination meeting was attended by 20 community organizations representing Subang Regency. The event also featured presentations from a number of speakers, including: Dr. Winardi, M.Si. (Director of Industrial Regionalization at the Ministry of Industry), Hirzi S. Kom., M.TI. (BKPM), AKP Tedi Triyono, S.Pd. (Head of Intelligence and Security at the Subang Police), and Ani Caharani, ST., MT. (Head of Development Administration at the Subang Regional Secretariat). Also present were the Media Policy Analyst for General Crimes at the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Indonesian National Police, BKPM officials, the First Assistant to the Subang Regional Secretariat, the Head of Bakesbangpol, the Head of Intelligence at the Subang Police, and other invited guests. With 416 registered civil society organizations in Subang, this forum is expected to generate ideas, strategies, and concrete steps to strengthen the contribution of civil society organizations in development and maintain a healthy investment climate in Subang Regency. [SOURCE]

Dec, 02 2025

Patimban Access Toll Project Progress, Completed in 2025

The 37.05 km Patimban Access Toll Road in Subang Regency, West Java, is currently still under construction. Of the total 37.05 km, 22.94 km of toll road construction is the government's portion, while the remaining 14.11 km is built by the Toll Road Business Entity (BUJT). The 22.94 km government portion is divided into four packages, namely package I for 7.69 km, package II for 6.2 km, package III for 5.5 km, and package IV for 3.55 km. Regarding the construction progress, package IV has begun to carry out structural work such as bore piles, spun piles, footings, columns; as well as earthwork such as excavation and compaction of special materials (selected materials). Meanwhile, for packages I, II and III, site clearing, earthwork, and structural work have been carried out. Head of the West Java Province Freeway Implementation Unit (Satker PJBH), Yuanita Kiki Sani, explained that currently the BUJT portion, namely the Cipeundeuy Junction (JC) to the Pasir Bungur Interchange (SS), is still in the land acquisition stage. Meanwhile, for the government portion, namely SS Pasir Bungur to Patimban, the construction progress has reached 23.250 percent. “Hopefully, with the Patimban toll road, connectivity and logistics flow will be smoother, export activities from the Cikarang-Cibitung-Karawang industrial area will increase, and it can support the development of the Subang Regency area and its surroundings,” he said as quoted from the Ministry of PUPR's Directorate General of Highways page on Saturday (24/8/2024). For information, the Patimban Access Toll Road has an investment value of Rp 5.02 trillion with a 50-year concession period. The construction of this toll road is targeted to be completed in 2025. The construction of this toll road is one of the National Strategic Projects (PSN) to support accessibility to and from Patimban Port. The Patimban Access Toll Road will also be connected to the Cikopo-Palimanan (Cipali) Toll Road at the Cipeundeuy Junction located at KM 89+475. SOURCE

Aug, 26 2024

WJIR 2025: 16 West Java Projects Attract Global Investors

sekitarbandung.com – Ahead of the West Java Investment Summit 2025 or WJIS 2025, which is planned to be held in November 2025, the West Java Investment and Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Bank Indonesia West Java, and Bank BJB have organized the West Java Investment Roadshow or WJIR 2025. At the WJIR 2025 roadshow, which took place in Jakarta on September 23, 2025, a number of major projects attracted the interest of investors, including the Kertajati Airport development project, the Bandung Regency LRT, and the street lighting project. According to the Head of DPMPTSP West Java, Dedi Taufik, at the WJIR 2025 event in Jakarta, 16 projects in West Java were introduced, 10 of which were flagship projects from regions selected from the West Java Investment Challenge (WIJC) 2025 held in July in Bogor. Meanwhile, the development of the Kertajati Airport area is the main project being prepared by West Java as part of the Rebana Area development. The WJIR 2025 event in Jakarta is a series of events leading up to the WJIS 2025, which will be held in November 2025. Prior to the WJIR 2025 roadshow, the WJIS 2025 event was also held in July in Bogor. The WJIC 2025 event in Bogor determined 10 leading projects proposed by cities/regencies in West Java, and finally 10 projects with a total investment value of Rp 24.67 trillion were selected. Later, the 10 selected projects will be offered to investors at the WJIS 2025 event. Kertajati and Bandung Regency LRT Attract Investors Head of the West Java DPMPTSP, Dedi Taufik, said that the roadshow was a strategic forum that brought together representatives from the central and regional governments, banks, international financial institutions, diplomatic representatives, as well as national and global investors to explore investment opportunities offered by West Java. According to him, there are 16 priority investment projects with a total investment value offered with strategic value in the agribusiness, urban infrastructure, energy, and development areas sectors. “The enthusiasm of investors is reflected in the signing of 27 Letters of Intent (LOI) as a form of initial commitment to explore investment opportunities in West Java,” said Dedi Taufik. During the roadshow, direct meetings were held between investors and project holders in one-on-one sessions. According to Dedi Taufik, the results of the one-on-one meetings showed high investor interest in various strategic sectors, especially in the BIJB Kertajati area. Meanwhile, in the field of urban infrastructure, several large companies such as PT Mitsui Indonesia, Len Railway System, and Siemens Mobility were interested in mass transportation and street lighting projects. Of the 16 projects offered, there is one mass transportation project, namely the Bandung Regency LRT project with an investment value of IDR 16 trillion. In the property sector, Real Kaiten Consultancy & Investments Singapore has signed an MOU with PT BIJB to invest in several strategic projects owned by BIJB Kertajati. “This investment plan is also supported by funding from Singaporean private equity firm Cuushstone,” he said. [SOURCE]

Dec, 15 2025

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