News - WJIS 2025. West Java Provincial Government Offers 104 Projects Worth 186 Trillion Rupiah

WJIS 2025. West Java Provincial Government Offers 104 Projects Worth 186 Trillion Rupiah

Dec, 23 2025

PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The West Java Provincial Government, in collaboration with the West Java Representative Office of Bank Indonesia, is once again holding the West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) 2025. This seventh WJIS will be held at the Pullman Hotel, Bandung, on November 14, 2025.

This year, the WJIS carries the theme "Strengthening Regional Resilience through Green Industry, Smart Investment, and Inclusive Growth."

Head of the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Dedi Taufik, stated that WJIS 2025 will be a medium for generating investment commitments for West Java.

"WJIS strengthens West Java's position as the province with the highest investment in Indonesia," said Dedi, during a discussion at Gedung Sate on Monday (November 19, 2025).

"From January to September 2025, the value of investment in West Java reached IDR 218.2 trillion, an 18% increase compared to the same period last year," he added.

According to Dedi, this achievement demonstrates that West Java remains the most attractive region for investors, both domestic and foreign.

"Our investment realization reached 80.5% of this year's target of IDR 271 trillion. Of this total investment, Domestic Investment (PMDN) was worth IDR 119.2 trillion, or 54.7%, while Foreign Investment (PMA) reached IDR 98.9 trillion, or 45.3%. This figure is capable of absorbing up to 303,469 workers," he explained.

Dedi explained that investment is a crucial driver of West Java's economic growth, which in the third quarter of 2025 grew by 5.20%—higher than the national growth of 5.04%.

"Investment's contribution to West Java's economic growth reached 24.6%, the second largest after household consumption," he said.

In this year's WJIS, the West Java Provincial Government is offering 104 investment projects worth IDR 186.29 trillion. consisting of 41 ready-to-offer projects and 63 potential new investments.

"We are targeting all investment interest generated at this forum to be realized within the next three to six months," said Dedi.

Dedi stated that WJIS has become a global brand. Many investors view West Java as a strategic location with strong infrastructure, superior human resources, and strong policy certainty.

He is optimistic that the presence of new investors such as VinFast and Great Giant Pineapple (GGP) in the Rebana Metropolitan area will further strengthen West Java's position as a center for green economic growth and future industries.

"West Java is not only an investment gateway, but also a laboratory for sustainable economic growth," he said.

More than 600 participants will attend the forum, including 25 embassies and 300 potential investors from various countries. Several major projects, such as waste management, industrial areas, downstream development, and infrastructure, will be the focus of the offerings.

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Karawang Regency Government is Confident of Realizing Investment of IDR 42.7 Trillion in 2024, Here's the DPMPTSP Explanation

KBEONLINE.ID - The Karawang Regency Government (Pemkab) has an investment realization target of IDR 42.7 trillion in 2024. This value has increased compared to the investment realization target in 2023 which was IDR 40.06 trillion. The Karawang Regency Government, through the Karawang Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP), has prepared several potential investment plans that will enter in 2024. Coordinator of the Investment Substance Group, DPMPTSP Karawang Regency, Didin Bihalaludin, said that this year the Karawang Regency Government will prioritize investors in the residential sector, green energy-based industries and technology development in the agricultural and plantation sectors. He explained, in 2024, there will be a company operating in the field of making paper, pulp and packaging paper that uses the latest technology in waste processing and environmentally friendly energy use. This company is one of the issuers of the Sinarmas Group, namely, PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk (INKP) with investment plans reaching IDR 41.1 trillion. "The total investment value of PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk is IDR 59 trillion. However, the work will be carried out in stages and will start in 2023. "Meanwhile, in 2024, it is planned to enter the stage of procuring domestic machines amounting to IDR 9.6 trillion and imported machines IDR 31.5 trillion," explained Didin, Monday, 1/4/2024. He hopes that PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk's investment plan can be realized in 2024, so that the investment value of foreign direct investment (PMA) can increase. "We hope that PMA investment can increase, but we will also continue to increase domestic investment (PMDN)," concluded Didin. Apart from that, he said, his party also predicts that they will receive investment from the Jakarta-Cikampek (Japek) II Toll Road project amounting to IDR 2 trillion. "Until now, the construction has only reached Curug, the plan is that the construction of the Japek II Toll Road will continue and will pass through the Karawang Regency area, to be precise in Citaman Village, Tamansari Village, Pangkalan District. "We hope that investment can reach up to IDR 2 trillion," explained Didin. Didin explained that Karawang Regency is a comfortable area for investors, because it has a Detailed Regency Spatial Planning Plan (RDTR), there are several locations spread across four sub-districts which are favorite investment locations for investors. So investors can choose a location according to their investment plans. The four locations are East Telukjambe, Ciampel, Klari and Purwasari Districts "We have several industrial areas that are very adequate and access roads between areas that are easy to pass," said Didin. He emphasized that his party is very optimistic that Karawang Regency can achieve the 2024 investment realization target set by the West Java Provincial Government. "Even though the investment realization target given to us is higher than last year, we are confident that we can achieve this value of IDR 42.7 trillion well. "We also continue to monitor investment plans entering the OSS," said Didin. It is known that in 2023, the Karawang Regency Government succeeded in achieving investment realization of up to IDR 45.8 trillion, consisting of foreign investment of IDR 40.2 trillion and IDR 5.6 trillion of domestic investment (PMDN). This achievement exceeded the target that had been set, namely IDR 40.6 trillion. This brings Karawang Regency to the second highest investment position in West Java Province. (SOURCE)

Apr, 02 2024

West Java Relies on Factory Investment Tax, West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi: The Smell is Here, Gets the Money from Jakarta

RADAR BOGOR - West Java Governor, Dedi Mulyadi, admitted that he needed large funds for development sourced from taxes. "There must be rationalization, how we want to build roads, want to build bridges, want to build irrigation, want to build educational facilities, want to build health facilities must use money, where does the money come from?," said Dedi Mulyadi. "What is the source of income for West Java (Jabar) going to rely on? We don't have coal, we don't have gold mines like in other places," continued the former Purwakarta Regent. He further said that the largest income that West Java earns is from factory or industrial investment taxes. Although, said Dedi Mulyadi, there must be governance that must be improved by the central government. "What is the governance? The factory is in Karawang, the factory is in Bekasi, the factory is in Subang, the factory is in Purwakarta, the factory is in Bogor but the PPh 21 falls to the DKI Jakarta Regional Government," said Dedi Mulyadi. "The management of that has to be fixed, why? Because the Tax Office calculates it from its head office," he said. "The smell is here, the money is from Jakarta," continued Dedi Mulyadi. But behind that, he said, if the industry is a chicken, then if you want to have eggs, the formula is to take care of the chicken until it is fat. "It means that we maintain the investment together, do not disturb it," he said. According to him, when the release is not disturbed, when the industry is built, do not disturb it, when the workforce is recruited. Dedi Mulyadi emphasized that the West Java Provincial Government is here to provide guarantees of investment, security, recruitment, adequate resources with guaranteed infrastructure. Dedi Mulyadi admitted that he had started collecting data. "Hey, what do you need for your factory? Roads, I budget for it, what do you need for water? I prepare it, we build connectivity for the water. Although it's a bit difficult, we are here to provide them with a guarantee," he explained. "For what? To compete with Vietnam, China so that they are comfortable, if they are comfortable there will be recruitment," he explained. Dedi Mulyadi further explained that entrepreneurs who build industries will have laborers in the factory, after that the materials absorbed will also be money. "If entrepreneurs feel protected, then we don't need to talk, they also understand what we want," he concluded. (*) [SOURCE]

Mar, 21 2025

Dedi Taufik Prepares Strategy to Maintain Investment Climate in West Java

The West Java Provincial Government through the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) has important notes so that the investment climate can remain healthy. Head of DPMPTSP West Java, Dedi Taufik said, since being inaugurated at the end of March, he has conducted analysis and mapping of investment potential. The leading sectors are still in the manufacturing industry, textile electronics, automotive. Then, the tourism industry, creative economy, agriculture, plantations and fisheries to new and renewable energy. Infrastructure and property are also included in this category. Then, there is also a mapping of strategic areas such as special economic zones and priority areas. "The results of the analysis that has been carried out, investment regulations and incentives are needed, such as the ease of licensing that already exists, but must be made better. Then, tax incentives for strategic industries," explained Dedi, in his written statement, Monday, April 7, 2025. "Industrial land ownership must also be facilitated so as not to violate applicable regulations, including the development of supporting infrastructure. Digitalization and smart investment in big cities must be sharpened," he continued. The next job is to create a marketing strategy and investment promotion so that West Java is increasingly superior. Efforts to build the image of West Java as a potential area for investment require partnerships and collaboration. Dedi Taufik said the West Java Provincial Government is targeting investment to reach IDR 270 trillion in order to encourage provincial economic growth of 5.6 percent in 2025. West Java's investment achievement in 2024 amounted to IDR 251.14 trillion, successfully absorbing around 383,000 workers. Therefore, efforts are needed to increase human resource capacity to meet investor needs. West Java's investment in 2024 is still the highest nationally. With a total investment of IDR 251.14 trillion, the achievement increased by 19.24 percent from the previous year. Investment realization consists of foreign investment (PMA) of IDR 149.5 trillion and domestic investment (PMDN) of IDR 101.54 trillion. Investment is centered in five districts/cities, four of which are in the northern region with an investment portion of 75 percent of the total investment in West Java. Labor absorption from PMA PMDN investment is relatively spread out. Most PMA PMDN investment projects are also in northern West Java. Another thing that must be the focus is improving the quality of the workforce that is in accordance with the needs of the world of work in various sectors, such as the automotive industry. "Educational syllabus such as in vocational schools must be directed towards the development and needs of industry. So, they are ready to be absorbed, because the needs (of the workforce) requested by investors are also specific," explained Dedi "Domestic Investment (PMDN) must also be maintained, including those that are already running," said Dedi Taufik. The Ciayumajakuning area will also continue to be boosted to become a favorite investment destination in West Java because it has extensive land and complete infrastructure support. [SOURCE]

Apr, 09 2025

Subang Strengthens Its Role in the Rebana Area, Boosting Investment, Employment, and Patimban Connectivity

The Regent of Kabupaten Subang, Reynaldy Putra Andita, received an audience from the Rebana Area Management Agency of West Java Province to support the transformation of Subang into an industrial hub within the Rebana area. The meeting took place at the Regent’s official residence on Wednesday (April 8, 2026). The development of the Rebana area, which includes seven industrial estates and dozens of tenants, presents a strategic opportunity to drive regional economic growth, increase investment, and expand employment opportunities in Subang Regency. Head of the Rebana Area Management Agency, Helmy Yahya, stated that the management of the Rebana economic corridor is an innovation by West Java in developing a metropolitan area based on integrated planning. “This innovation in managing a new economic corridor has made West Java the first province in Indonesia to have a metropolitan area management agency,” he said. He emphasized that area development must be structured and well-designed. “The development of Subang Regency as part of West Java’s future economic corridor must be built by design, not merely in a conventional manner,” he explained. Helmy Yahya also highlighted the high level of investor interest in Subang Regency. “Among the seven regencies/cities, Subang attracts the most investor interest,” he noted. In addition, he stressed the importance of human resource readiness in supporting industrial growth. The Regent, commonly known as Kang Rey, expressed the local government’s commitment to supporting the development of the Rebana area through cross-sector collaboration. “In principle, the Subang Regency Government fully supports and is always ready to ensure the success of the Rebana program,” he stated. He further explained that the Subang Government continues to maintain regional stability to foster a healthy investment climate and expand job opportunities. Moreover, the local government continues to coordinate with provincial and central governments in supporting the supply chain of materials for National Strategic Projects (PSN), including accelerating the construction of toll road access to Pelabuhan Patimban to strengthen connectivity in the Rebana area. He also expressed hope that the Rebana Area Management Agency will continue facilitating programs aimed at improving human resource quality to meet industrial demands, particularly in Subang Regency. “We are truly looking forward to seeing Rebana develop quickly and bring positive impacts to Subang,” he concluded. On the same occasion, the Regent of Subang also signed a joint declaration for the development of the Rebana Area. The meeting was also attended by several regional officials, including the Assistant for Regional Administration II, Head of BP4D, Head of DPMPTSP, Head of Public Works and Spatial Planning Office, Head of Transportation Office, Head of Cooperation Division, and Head of Economic Affairs Division of the Subang Secretariat. [Source]

Apr, 13 2026

West Java Legislators Encourage South West Java Development Through Investment

INILAHKORAN, Bandung - West Java legislator Yod Mintaraga encouraged the West Java Provincial Government to develop the South West Java region through investment. Because according to Yod, so far the development in South West Java is still far from other regions, so it needs to be encouraged for equalization. One of them is through investment, both foreign and local. Moreover, he admits that there is a lot of potential that can be developed in South West Java, to be encouraged to improve the welfare of the people of the region. "Investment must be encouraged to South West Java. Now there is still a gap, there are still many poor people in southern West Java, but we do not rule out the possibility that in big cities poverty still occurs," said Yod, recently. The hope is that investment will also accelerate connectivity in the region, as well as infrastructure. Because both are central, in accelerating equitable development. Given that this, said Yod, is interrelated, because a representative link is needed to encourage investment. "If investment is encouraged to South West Java, the risk is that infrastructure development must also be encouraged to South West Java," he said. (SOURCE)

Jul, 08 2024

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