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West Java's Investment Realization Reaches Rp296.8 Trillion, Leading Nationally

Jan, 20 2026

RMOLJABAR National investment flows throughout 2025 will still be dominated by West Java, which again recorded the highest performance compared to other provinces in Indonesia.

Data from the Ministry of Investment/BKPM RI shows that investment realization in West Java during 2025 reached IDR 296.8 trillion, equivalent to 109.9 percent of the target. This achievement places West Java as the province with the highest investment value nationally.

This realization value also experienced a significant increase compared to the previous year. In 2024, investment in West Java was recorded at IDR 251.14 trillion, representing a growth of 18.21 percent in 2025.

West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi assessed that this achievement in investment exceeding the target reflects a positive signal for the regional economy, especially amidst the dynamics and challenges of the global economy.

With this performance, West Java is considered to remain a consistent magnet for national investment while contributing significantly to Indonesia's overall economic growth.

Dedi Mulyadi stated that this success is due to the synergy of various parties in building a conducive, inclusive, and long-term investment climate.

"The West Java Provincial Government continues to strive to ensure that investment in West Java is safe and easy to achieve investor confidence," Dedi said in a statement quoted on Saturday, January 17, 2026.

Based on its composition, Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) contributed IDR 147.02 trillion, while Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN) reached IDR 149.8 trillion of the total realized investment.

This balance demonstrates that West Java's economic growth is not solely supported by foreign capital but is also strengthened by the role of domestic businesses.

Dedi hopes that the rapid influx of investment will create new jobs, encourage the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises, and accelerate equitable development across various regions of West Java, thus directly impacting the welfare of the community.

He added that the West Java Provincial Government will continue to strengthen the investment climate through various improvement measures, including simplifying permits and bureaucracy, as well as strengthening investment-supporting infrastructure, such as industrial areas and inter-regional connectivity.

Furthermore, Dedi emphasized that incoming investment must remain in line with the principles of environmental conservation and respect for local wisdom.

"West Java is open to investment, but remains grounded in the interests of the people," he said.

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Apr, 01 2024

Ministry of Communication and Information Facilitates Indonesian Startups To Achieve Investment of IDR 2.6 Trillion

Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Communication and Information (Kemenkominfo) continues to strive to grow startup capacity in Indonesia, including by bridging Indonesian startups to be able to obtain funding from venture capitalists both at home and abroad with total funding received reaching 172.3 million US or the equivalent of IDR 2.6 trillion. "This is quite large, because compared to our spending, the impact felt is six times greater and this is what startup friends feel," said Director of the Digital Economy of the Ministry of Communication and Information Bonifasius W Pudjianto at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology Office, Central Jakarta, Friday . Boni said that the Ministry of Communication and Information, in terms of facilitating startup development in Indonesia, also pays attention to network expansion and also opens up opportunities for investors from within the country and abroad to see the potential of local startups. The program focused on this activity is called HUB.ID, a program released in 2021 and there are two activities in it, namely HUB.ID Accelerator and HUB.ID Summit. The HUB.ID Accelerator program focuses on opening networks for startups, while the HUB.ID Summit is a matchmaking event between startups and potential investors who are venture capital to explore investment potential. The Ministry of Communication and Information noted that by 2023 there will be 63 startups facilitated through HUB.ID activities. In 2024, HUB.ID will again hold the HUB.ID Summit event, but in collaboration with the Nexticorn foundation, the event is designed to be the NextHub Global Summit. This event will take place on 23-25 September 2024 in Nusa Dua, Bali with the theme "Defrosting the Tech Winter". Even though there was a "Tech Winter" condition in the startup ecosystem in Indonesia which caused many startups to close down, the Ministry of Communication and Information remains optimistic that in the post-pandemic period, the investment climate in the startup ecosystem is starting to improve. Boni said the Ministry of Communication and Information continues to be committed to providing support for the growth of digital startups in Indonesia through many programs. "This cannot be stopped, we must continue to encourage young colleagues to develop their businesses in a digital direction. Because digitalization can expand to many things, starting from MSMEs to downstreaming to strategic sectors," said Boni. He further added, "We at the Ministry of Communication and Information even oversee the agriculture, fisheries, education, health, logistics and tourism sectors so that these sectors can further grow, develop and have an economic impact on society." (SOURCE)

Oct, 01 2024

Subang Allocates Rp324 Million Per Year for MSME Consultants to Help Businesses Level Up

PR SUBANG – The Subang Regency Government has allocated a budget of Rp324 million per year from the regional budget (APBD) to pay seven consultants dedicated to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This fund reflects Subang’s commitment to strengthening the grassroots economy sector through the Integrated Business Service Center (PLUT) for Cooperatives and MSMEs. PLUT KUMKM, located on Jalan KS Tubun, Cigadung, was established in 2014 with funding from the central government for its first five years. Now, its operational continuity is fully supported by the regional budget. Deputy Regent of Subang, Agus Masykur Rosyadi, emphasized that this investment is crucial to help MSME actors develop their businesses. “Salaries totaling around Rp324 million per year are paid to seven consultants,” he said in Subang on Saturday (September 20, 2025). According to the Deputy Regent, the main task of these seven consultants is to provide non-financial consultancy services to MSMEs. The services most utilized by business actors include consultation on product packaging design, marketing strategies, and various technical aspects. He added that since its inception, many MSME players in Subang have benefited from PLUT KUMKM. This institution serves as a place for them to receive mentoring, training, and facilitation in managing business legality. With this budget allocation, the Subang Regency Government strives to ensure MSMEs have access to the necessary resources to compete, grow, and level up. [SOURCE]

Dec, 12 2025

How Dedi Mulyadi Secures Investment in West Java

PRFMNEWS - The elected Governor of West Java (Jabar), Dedi Mulyadi said that the West Java Provincial Government (Pemprov) will prepare a way to secure investment in West Java. This is done to protect investors from irresponsible individuals. He conveyed this in a discussion with Bossman Mardigu which was uploaded on the Kang Dedi Mulyadi Channel YouTube channel some time ago. "The provincial government has allocated funds for investment security costs in West Java so that they (investors and employees) feel calm and peaceful," said Dedi Mulyadi. The former Regent of Purwakarta said that this needs to be done to guarantee the security of investors, guarantee that employees are no longer charged any fees, guarantee that infrastructure is available, such as roads, trains, ports, and air (airports/helipads/runways). "I want that, the energy is directed to that and I think it is possible," said Dedi. "Very, very possible," replied Mardigu. Dedi said that one of the problems in West Java today is the large number of individuals who claim to be mass organizations and often ask for fees to take care of land acquisition, take care of factory construction, take care of people who come to work, take care of factory waste, and take care of goods that will enter the factory. "This is from the beginning of the establishment until their production (investors and employees) is disrupted," said Dedi Mulyadi. With special efforts to secure this investment, it is hoped that it will be able to protect investors and employees from individuals who have been disturbing and irresponsible. *** (Abdurrahman Najwan Najmudin/Job Training) (SOURCE)

Mar, 20 2025

TPPAS Lulut Nambo Bogor requires an investment of IDR 900 billion to operate

Kabupaten Bogor (ANTARA) - PT Jabar Bersih Lestari, which is a subsidiary of the Regional Owned Enterprise (BUMD) of West Java Province, PT Jasa Sarana, said that the Lulut-Nambo Waste Processing and Final Processing Site (TPPAS) in Bogor Regency requires an investment of IDR 900 billion to be operational. "We are still waiting for investors, we are in the phase of attracting investors, currently still in process, the investment is around IDR 900 billion," said the Main Director of PT Jabar Bersih Lestari (JBL) Gun Gun Saptari Hidayat at TPPAS Lulut Nambo which is located in Klapanunggal, Bogor Regency, Java West, Wednesday. PT JBL, which is a subsidiary of PT Jasa Sarana, will implement a government-business entity (KPBU) cooperation mechanism with investors or private companies in managing the Lulut Nambo TPPAS. Currently, an assessment process is underway for potential investor companies. According to Gun Gun, the assessment needs to be carried out selectively considering that potential investors previously had to cancel work midway. "Now we are in the investor assessment process, we will inform you later (of the results). Initially the first investor had agreed to build, it had started, then there were problems in the middle of the road. Indeed, the PPP has a lot of dynamics. We ask for prayers," said Gun Gun. After the work was abandoned by investors, the Lulut Nambo TPPS, which was built in 2017, finally received budget support from the West Java Provincial Government in the form of Regional Capital Inclusion (PMD) of around IDR 60 billion to complete phase one of construction. Now, during the trial period, the Lulut-Nambo TPPAS is capable of processing 50 tons of waste per day and producing biomass and "refuse derived fuel" (RDF) of around 40 percent of the weight of the waste processed. Gun Gun said that if the Lulut-Nambo TPPAS had been built from an investment of IDR 900 billion, it would be able to process around 1,800 tons to 2,300 tons of waste a day. (SOURCE)

Feb, 22 2024

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