TRIBUNJABAR.ID, MAJALENGKA – The Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) of Majalengka Regency emphasizes the importance of having a regional regulation (perda) on investment. This regulation is considered urgent so that Majalengka can optimize its strategic potential while ensuring that the benefits of development are directly felt by the community. Deputy Chairperson of Majalengka DPRD, Asep Eka Mulyana, said the Investment Regional Regulation is no longer just a discourse but an urgent need. According to him, Majalengka holds a very strategic position in West Java due to the presence of West Java International Airport (BIJB) Kertajati, accessibility via Cipali and Cisumdawu Toll Roads, and the huge opportunities in the Rebana Metropolitan Area. “This investment Regional Regulation is important so investors have legal certainty, local government has guidelines, and the community obtains guarantees of protection. Without regulation, we are just spectators while other regions are racing ahead with new investments,” said Asep Eka Mulyana on Saturday, September 13, 2025. The Chairperson of Golkar Party Majalengka Regional Leadership Council (DPD) explained that this regulation will also serve as a controlling instrument. Incoming investments must be directed to provide multiplier effects, open job opportunities, strengthen MSMEs, and maintain environmental sustainability. “Investment should not just be seen from capital size but the extent of its impact on community welfare. This regulation will serve as a fence to ensure investments are safe for investors and do not harm society,” he explained. Considering this situation, DPRD urges the Majalengka Regency Government to immediately prepare the academic manuscript and draft of the Investment Regional Regulation to be included in the 2026 Regional Regulation Formation Program (Propemperda). “Investment must not remain a strategic issue without follow-up by preparing the software in the form of regional regulations. We ask the executive not to delay anymore. Immediately submit the draft Investment Regional Regulation to DPRD; we are ready to discuss it together,” the senior legislator emphasized. Meanwhile, Majalengka DPRD member M. Fajar Shidik believes the Investment Regional Regulation must be comprehensively prepared to be a fair governance instrument. According to the Chairperson of the Majalengka PPP DPC, investment should not only stop at numbers. The regulation must bind every investor to absorb Majalengka's workforce, partner with MSMEs, and implement measurable CSR programs. “In addition to investors being secure, the benefits can also be directly felt by the Majalengka people,” Fajar said separately. Fajar also stressed that the presence of the Investment Regional Regulation will be an important milestone to ensure that investments in Majalengka not only add to statistical numbers but truly bring tangible benefits to the people. “This regulation is not only for investors but also for the people. We want investments that create new jobs, strengthen MSMEs, increase regional revenue (PAD), and still side with environmental sustainability,” he said. Investment Value in Majalengka According to official data from West Java DPMPTSP, investment realization in Majalengka Regency in the first quarter of 2025 was recorded at IDR 699.57 billion. This year's target is IDR 3.4 trillion, with a realization of about 47 percent by mid-year. In 2024, Majalengka recorded an investment realization of IDR 3.59 trillion, exceeding the target of IDR 3.1 trillion. However, Majalengka has not yet made it into the top 10 regions with the highest investment realization in West Java. This condition shows that without strong regulation, Majalengka risks falling behind other more aggressively pro-investment regions. 6 Key Points on the Urgency of Investment Regional Regulation According to Asep and Fajar, there are several reasons why the Investment Regional Regulation must be immediately established. First, to provide legal certainty for investors so the investment climate is more conducive. Second, to regulate development directions by channeling investments toward priority sectors such as modern agriculture, agro-industry, tourism, and supporting services around BIJB Kertajati. Third, to protect local communities by ensuring local workforce absorption, MSME involvement, and reducing the potential for social inequality. Fourth, to control environmental impacts by ensuring every investment complies with Environmental Impact Analysis (AMDAL) and sustainable development principles. Fifth, to accelerate licensing through transparent, efficient, and integrated mechanisms. Sixth, to serve as a basis for monitoring and evaluation by DPRD and local government to oversee investment realization and impose strict sanctions in case of violations. [SOURCE]
Dec, 11 2025
TIMES JABAR, BANDUNG – Bandung Barat is increasingly attracting attention as a promising property investment destination. This area not only offers beautiful natural scenery but is also preparing to become a strategic region with a series of major infrastructure projects that will transform its landscape over the next few years. Behind this development boom is Yana Triana, founder and CEO of Yanproland, who is now actively working on the exclusive Emerald Resort project in the sunrise area of Bandung Barat. Yana sees a golden opportunity here due to relatively affordable land prices, availability of large land areas, and spatial planning that is not as chaotic as in East or South Bandung. He emphasizes that the western region holds extraordinary potential as it will be connected with various new access points, from the Cianjur toll road, Padalarang-Lembang toll road, to Bogor–Cianjur–Bandung (Bicak 2) toll road, which shortens travel time from Bogor to Bandung to about one hour. With this infrastructure, land values are predicted to soar, opening wider economic opportunities. However, Yana stresses that property business cannot run recklessly. Fundamental principles must be followed. The developed land must have clear status, not be in green zones, and free of disputes. Legalities and permits must be clean and clear to ensure project sustainability. Also, good relations with surrounding communities are key. For Yana, property development is not just about building houses but also about driving the local economy and creating comfort for residents around the project. "Emerald Resort is developed with that vision. This project is not only aimed to be an exclusive residential area but also a growth engine for the community's economy. Many jobs are created, from construction workers, security personnel, to daily laborers. New business opportunities also arise, such as convenience stores, restaurants, and supporting service providers. This social impact is what I believe can strengthen the bond between the developer and the community, while improving their living standards," said Yana, a property entrepreneur based in Bandung, Friday (September 12, 2025). "From the market side, the majority of Yanproland’s consumers currently come from Greater Bandung, especially Bandung and Cimahi. But I am optimistic that soon the market will expand to Jabodetabek. The reason is clear, the purchasing power in the metropolitan area is much higher and less price-sensitive. If 80 percent of buyers have been local, going forward, it targets a composition of 50 percent from Greater Bandung and 50 percent from Jabodetabek, accompanied by promotional roadshows to major cities," he explained. Interestingly, Yana does not only focus on physical development. He also pays great attention to human resource development, especially marketing and sales teams. For him, marketers should not remain mere staff but be nurtured into entrepreneurial mindsets. Through various training, he encourages his team to have a big vision, high initiative, and leadership courage. He believes the company’s biggest investment is in its people’s quality. According to him, the training budget should equal the promotional budget. This approach will produce a generation of creative, proactive workers capable of taking the company to the next level. This commitment also responds to concerns from some parties who worry that training might create new competitors. Yana dismisses this notion. For him, the more educated and trained people, the healthier the property industry ecosystem. If some choose to leave and start their own business, it is a success story of mentoring. Those who stay progress to supervisors, managers, or directors, while those who leave can become equal partners. Furthermore, Yana shares a broad view on the nation’s development direction. He believes Indonesia is currently stable and needs to refocus on economic strengthening. He urges society to increase literacy and enrich knowledge with useful content, not just shallow entertainment. With high learning culture and a spirit of building, he believes Indonesia can match developed countries and even compete with Singapore and China in the long term. "Emerald Resort and Yanproland are just small examples of a big dream. In Bandung Barat, an area once overlooked, a new hope is growing. Land that used to cost hundreds of thousands of rupiah per square meter is gradually increasing to millions with incoming investment and development. The presence of exclusive projects not only benefits investors but also opens a better future for surrounding communities," he said. "Ultimately, what I share is a portrait of how vision, discipline, and courage to seize opportunities can create real change. Bandung Barat is no longer just the city’s backyard but a new magnet for investment and a symbol of the rising middle-class craving quality housing. From cheap land and wide areas, a new civilization is born that will help determine West Java’s, even Indonesia’s, economic direction," Yana concluded. [SOURCE]
Dec, 10 2025
SUKABUMI – Three districts in Sukabumi City—Baros, Cibeureum, and Lembursitu, collectively known as Bacile—are now attracting investors as a new magnet. The availability of vast land areas makes this region a potential economic growth center amid a rising investment trend. Data from the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) shows that as of August 2025, investment inflows into Sukabumi City reached IDR 918.9 billion. This figure reflects an increasingly conducive and attractive business climate for entrepreneurs. Teten Agus Sugihan, Head of Investment Division at DPMPTSP Sukabumi City, cited Bacile as a strategic area due to its ample development space. “Investment tends to move towards areas with available large land. Bacile is among the most promising,” he said on Wednesday (September 10). Although open to investment, the Sukabumi City Government limits the types of industries allowed. Only non-polluting industries and small to medium scale processing industries are permitted. “We do not open opportunities for industries that have the potential to pollute the environment. The investment profile in Sukabumi is still dominated by the service, trade, and property sectors,” Teten emphasized. In terms of employment, the investment growth also has a significant impact. A total of 21,133 people have been absorbed by 8,358 companies, consisting of 7,066 micro businesses, 1,199 small businesses, 52 medium businesses, and 41 large companies. To attract more investors, DPMPTSP continues to promote regional potential and improve service quality. The use of the nationally integrated Online Single Submission (OSS) application is one of the main strategies. “With OSS, the licensing process is faster and more transparent. Investors feel supported, and we want to continue maintaining that trust,” he concluded. [SOURCE]
Dec, 10 2025
Indramayu | Exciting news comes from the Indramayu industrial area. PT Food Packaging Jaya or Fuling, a rapidly growing food packaging company, has achieved a proud milestone by absorbing 95 percent of the local workforce. This figure is clear evidence that investment in Indramayu can go hand in hand with community welfare. Indramayu Regent Lucky Hakim expressed his appreciation for PT Fuling's efforts. According to him, this success can serve as a role model for other companies, especially in the Krangkeng and Losarang industrial areas, to prioritize the people of Indramayu as their main workforce. “If possible, all companies in Indramayu should give priority to the people of Indramayu, especially those who live near the factory,” said Lucky Hakim through his video channel. However, Lucky reminded the community to remain cautious of false rumors in the recruitment process. He emphasized that there is a potential for irresponsible individuals to try to take advantage of the recruitment process by acting on behalf of government agencies or companies. “Don't be easily swayed by rumors. We want the recruitment process to be transparent, professional, and accountable,” he said. To ensure transparency, the Indramayu Regional Government, through the Manpower Office (Disnaker), is preparing an integrated recruitment system. In the future, Lucky encourages recruitment to be done online so that it is easier to monitor and close loopholes for illegal recruitment. With a digital system, data on job seekers and accepted workers will be better managed, minimizing duplicate data and creating a cleaner recruitment mechanism. Furthermore, Lucky Hakim emphasized that the local government will continue to open its doors to investors by providing easy licensing. However, he stressed that investment must be sustainable and bring direct benefits to the community. “Healthy investment will create broad employment opportunities while revitalizing the SME sector around industrial areas,” he said. According to Lucky, PT Fuling's success in absorbing local labor is proof that synergy between the government, companies, and the community can create a friendly investment climate while strengthening the regional economy. At the end of his statement, Lucky encouraged the community to be optimistic and support regional development. "Don't be pessimistic, don't think negatively. We must be optimistic. God willing, we can slowly build Indramayu to be better. The important thing is for the community to be united and harmonious," he concluded. With 95 percent of PT Fuling's workers being local, Indramayu is now increasingly solidifying its position as an investment-friendly district and a new economic growth center in West Java. [SOURCE]
Dec, 10 2025
Bisnis.com, BANDUNG-- The agricultural sector is one of the major potentials of Sumedang Regency. This is evidenced by the inclusion of the Circular Economy-Based Organic Agriculture Integration project in the top 10 priority investment projects of the West Java Investment Challenge (WJIC) 2025. Sumedang Regent Dony Ahmad Munir acknowledged that his region has great potential in this sector. Therefore, this sector continues to be strengthened to improve the welfare of its people, the majority of whom earn their livelihood within this ecosystem. “Sumedang is rich in food products, and the majority of its people work as farmers,” he said. Dony said that agricultural products from Sumedang are already well-known nationally. These include rice, Cilembu sweet potatoes, gedong gincu mangoes, and tobacco, which grows abundantly in the area known as Kota Tahu. According to him, this also presents an investment opportunity to maximize this potential. Of course, with the increase in this investment sector, there will be a direct correlation with the community's involvement in these economic activities. He acknowledged that despite its great potential, farmers must understand the integrated agricultural system. This way, in addition to quality, quantity can also be achieved. “The challenge is the sustainability of the supply of superior products from Sumedang, so there must be simultaneous production circulation so that demand can continue to be met,” he explained. He gave an example of the gedong gincu mango, a superior product of farmers from Buahdua, Ujungjaya to Tomo, which is in high demand by foreign consumers. However, the planting and warehousing cycles must be modernized so that production volume can be optimized. In addition, there is also Cilembu sweet potato, which has entered many global markets. However, in terms of stock availability, it must be increased again. The Sumedang Regency Government, he added, has been regularly allocating budgets to support the agricultural sector. This includes providing agricultural machinery, revitalizing irrigation systems, and improving farm roads. “The hope is that Sumedang can fully support the central government's food self-sufficiency program,” he emphasized. [SOURCE]
Dec, 10 2025
TRIBUNJABAR.ID, CIREBON – The queue of investments coming into Cirebon Regency continues to grow, drawing serious attention from the local government. The amount of funds ready to be spent reaches approximately IDR 1.7 trillion. Unfortunately, this large capital inflow has not yet proceeded smoothly due to administrative issues, particularly concerning environmental documents. The Cirebon Regency Government (Pemkab) has not stood still. Through the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP), assistance steps have been taken so that the investment process does not stop halfway. At least 11 investors are now being facilitated to make it easier to manage business permits. Hilmi Rivai, Head of DPMPTSP Cirebon Regency, emphasized that the main problem lies in the completeness of the Environmental Management Effort (UPL) documents. “Many business license applications cannot be processed because the documents are incomplete or do not correspond to field conditions,” Hilmi said on Saturday (September 6, 2025). He explained that a common obstacle is reports that are merely copies from general templates. As a result, the contents of the documents do not match the facts at the project location. “Sometimes the contents include invalid data, incorrect location maps, and unclear waste management plans,” he said. To overcome this problem, the local government has opened more intensive consultation opportunities and encouraged investors to use the services of highly credible environmental consultants. The hope is that the UPL documents prepared fully comply with the regulations. “Therefore, there must be actual data, accurate maps, and technical plans for waste management.”“We only facilitate; the decision remains with the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLH),” he explained. Hilmi added that the licensing process cannot be fast because it must go through thorough scrutiny. Many aspects are assessed, including groundwater use, waste disposal systems, and potential impacts felt by the surrounding community. “The principle is that industry should not be established first with problems arising later,” he said. Despite the challenges, Cirebon Regency Government continues to strive to maintain balance. On one side, efforts to accelerate permits are ongoing, but on the other hand, environmental aspects must not be ignored. “Investment must come in, but the environment must still be protected. If business actors comply and prepare the documents correctly, actually the process does not take long,” he said. So far, investment realization in Cirebon Regency up to August 2025 has reached IDR 2.25 trillion. This figure is equivalent to 65 percent of the annual target set at IDR 3.2 trillion. From the investment queue of IDR 1.7 trillion, it is estimated that it can absorb up to 10,000 new workers. Hilmi assured that the local government does not want to lose investor interest merely because of technical problems. However, rules and standards must still be strictly enforced. [SOURCE]
Dec, 09 2025
Cirebon (ANTARA) – The Government of Cirebon Regency, West Java, is facilitating 11 investors to manage environmental permits because issuing these documents is a key requirement for industrial licensing, enabling investment activities to proceed. Hilmi Rivai, Head of the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) of Cirebon Regency, said the office assists investors so that they are not hindered in the licensing process, particularly in preparing environmental management effort documents (UPL). “Many business license applications cannot be processed because the submitted documents are incomplete or do not match field conditions,” said Hilmi Rivai in Cirebon on Thursday. The office noted that the investment value currently queued in Cirebon is around IDR 1.7 trillion, with a planned workforce absorption of 10,000 people. He mentioned that many UPL documents submitted do not meet standards because the report compilers merely copy from general templates without adjusting to actual field conditions. According to him, such documents generally contain invalid data, incorrect location maps, and unclear waste management plans. On this basis, the regional government through the DPMPTSP of Cirebon Regency assists investors in managing these documents. “There must be actual data, accurate maps, and technical plans for waste management,” he explained. He noted that the environmental permit process is relatively long because it requires a detailed review at the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLH). Hilmi said that generally, the review covers groundwater use, waste disposal systems, and impacts on the surrounding community. “We only facilitate. The decision remains with KLH. The principle is that industry should not be established first and problems appear afterward,” he said. He added that DPMPTSP is currently undertaking two strategies: encouraging the use of credible environmental consultants and providing intensive consultation opportunities from the start. In addition, coordination with KLH is carried out to streamline bureaucracy considered unnecessary so that document evaluations can be faster without sacrificing verification quality. Hilmi emphasized that accelerating permits should not overlook environmental aspects. Investment must be welcomed while safeguarding the environment. He noted that actual investment realization up to August 2025 in Cirebon Regency reached IDR 2.25 trillion, or about 65 percent of the annual target of IDR 3.2 trillion. They do not want investors to leave merely because of technical issues, but the regulations must still be enforced. “If business actors comply and prepare the documents correctly, the process actually does not take long,” he said. [SOURCE]
Dec, 09 2025
INILAHCIREBON.ID, – The Cirebon Regency Government, West Java, recorded an investment realization of Rp2.25 trillion by August 2025. This figure is equivalent to 65 percent of the annual target of Rp3.2 trillion. The Head of the Cirebon Regency Investment and Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Hilmi Rivai, said that this achievement was quite encouraging. However, he emphasized that there was still a lot of work to be done to actually reach the target. "The investment realization is already Rp2.25 trillion or 65 percent of the target. We are optimistic that we can reach Rp3.2 trillion by the end of the year," said Hilmi in Cirebon on Tuesday (2/9/2025). Footwear Factory Becomes Main Pillar Hilmi explained that the majority of investments are still supported by the footwear industry. Many investors, including local entrepreneurs, are investing capital through the construction of new factories and expansion of production capacity. This labor-intensive sector is considered the driving force behind investment in Cirebon Regency because it is able to absorb a large workforce. “The labor-intensive industry is still showing a positive trend. Investors see Cirebon as quite potential,” said Hilmi. Encouraging Quality Investment Furthermore, Hilmi emphasized the importance of a long-term strategy so that investment does not only pursue quantity but also quality. The local government, he said, is committed to creating a business climate that is friendly to investment while providing tangible benefits to the community. “Without fundamental reforms, the realization of investment will only be a statistical achievement that does not touch the welfare of the community,” he said. Accelerating Services and Digitalization To support this, the Cirebon Regional Government has accelerated licensing services with a digital system. Investors also receive assistance from the planning stage until the permit is completed. In addition to the footwear industry, the local government has begun to expand the promotion of other sectors such as tourism, modern agriculture, and the creative industry. “We want the investments that come in to not only be large in terms of numbers, but also sustainable and have an impact on the community,” said Hilmi. [SOURCE]
Dec, 03 2025
PR SUBANG - Subang Regent Reynaldy Putra Andita believes that Subang Regency now has all the necessary instruments to become an attractive industrial center for global investors. One of the main factors is the existence of Patimban Port, which is considered the ideal complement to support the era of industrialization in Subang. “Subang is currently in a transition zone. With the presence of Patimban Port, industrial exports and imports will be easier, making Subang one of the main destinations for investors,” said the Regent during a working visit to the Class II Patimban Port Authority (KSOP) on Friday (8/29/25). According to Reynaldy, not many regions have a strategic combination like Subang, with a port, industrial area, and well-preserved agricultural potential. This condition provides a strong foundation for creating a conducive investment climate. He emphasized that the presence of large investments, such as two global electric car factories, BYD and Vinfast, will be the main drivers of economic growth. “We are focusing on preparing the Patimban Port infrastructure. We must be ready to support this industrial transition,” he stated. The Subang Regent also assured that the presence of investors will bring direct benefits to the community, particularly through job creation. Therefore, he invited all elements of society to fully support this transformation process. “For the people of Subang Regency, let us work together to ensure that it is not easy for Subang Regency to have a port and extraordinary industries,” he said. “How our workforce will be absorbed must be our benchmark,” he added. Reynaldy added that the Subang Regency Government is ready to provide certainty and full support to investors. “We fully support and assist every stage (of investment) without discrimination, because in principle we welcome investors for the welfare of the people of Subang Regency,” he concluded. [SOURCE]
Dec, 03 2025
TRIBUNJABAR.ID, SUBANG - Subang Regent Reynaldy Putra Andita emphasized the importance of collaboration between the central and regional governments in creating legal certainty, especially in investment and land management. He made this statement during a Coordination Meeting on Corruption Prevention through Improved Local Government Governance in Subang District. The event, initiated by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), took place at the Regent's Official Residence in Subang on Thursday (August 28, 2025). This coordination meeting aimed to monitor and evaluate governance in Subang Regency. “We hope that the arrival of the team from the central government to Subang Regency can serve as a mediator for us to find a solution,” said Reynaldy in his speech. He said that his office had deliberately held back a number of decisions related to investment so as not to cause problems in the future. “When I attended a meeting at the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency, I decided to put everything on hold. I asked the ministry to come directly to Subang and see the reality on the ground. I don't want to be known as a regent who forces industry to cause a lot of land use changes,” he said. “We don't want investments to lack a foundation. I want legal certainty so that there will be no more overlaps in the future. I also hope that the regulations issued by the central government will not change, where today everything is allowed but later it is not,” he said. Closing his remarks, he reaffirmed his commitment to better governance in Subang Regency. “We want Subang Regency to be even better in the future in terms of industry and governance. We sincerely hope that concrete coordination will be established to optimize the governance of the Subang Regency local government,” he said. The Head of the KPK Task Force, Arif Nurcahyo, said in his remarks that this agenda is part of efforts to prevent corruption through improving the government system. “Today, we want to conduct monitoring and evaluation related to regional governance, especially in Subang Regency. We hope that we can collaborate together to optimize regional governance. If governance is good, then corruption will gradually disappear as the system improves,” said Arif. Reynaldy also emphasized the importance of legal certainty in investment in Subang Regency. [SOURCE]
Dec, 02 2025
PURWAKARTA ONLINE – Good news for the people of Purwakarta. Chinese investors have officially entered and are ready to create new jobs in the region. Purwakarta Regent Saepul Bahri Binzein, affectionately known as Om Zein, confirmed this after receiving a visit from Miss Yanti and Miss Jenni, representatives of a Chinese snack food company. In a video uploaded to his personal TikTok account, @omzein_bupatiaing, Regent Om Zein revealed that the company’s production continues to grow with the addition of new production lines. “This great opportunity can absorb a lot of local workers. I have requested that the people of Purwakarta be given priority and trained directly,” said Om Zein on Sunday (24/8/2025). According to him, worker training will be carried out directly by the company so that the community's competencies match the needs of the industry. “So there will be no more hassle in the future,” he added. The Regent also emphasized that the local government continues to promote the improvement of human resources (HR) quality. The aim is to ensure that the community's capabilities align with the needs of investors entering Purwakarta. With the arrival of Chinese investors, new job opportunities are increasingly opening up. It is hoped that the welfare of the Purwakarta community will improve as this investment progresses. [SOURCE]
Dec, 02 2025
The Bandung City Investment and Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) has reaffirmed its commitment to encouraging investment and simplifying licensing services in Bandung City. This was conveyed during the Sonata Talkshow event on Thursday, August 21, 2025, which featured the Secretary of the DPMPTSP of Bandung City, Anton Sugiana, and the Coordinator of Information Systems, Data, and Complaint Information Services, Hadi Surachman. Anton Sugiana emphasized the importance of improving the investment climate as an effort to support economic growth in Bandung City. In 2025, DPMPTSP targets investment realization to reach IDR 7.3 trillion, with the hope of driving the city's economic growth by more than 6 percent. “We are offering various strategic projects to investors, one of which is the Public Street Lighting (PJU) program, which not only improves public safety and comfort but also opens up new investment opportunities that will have an impact on employment,” said Anton. In addition, Anton also announced plans for major events such as the Bandung Investment Talk and Investment Roadshow in October, as well as the Bandung Investment Summit in November. “These forums are expected to bring together the government, business actors, banks, and investors to strengthen collaboration and accelerate inclusive development in the city of Bandung,” he explained. Meanwhile, Hadi Surachman highlighted the digital service innovations that have been developed by DPMPTSP to simplify licensing. Currently, the public can access services through the official website and the Gampil application, which is available on the App Store and Play Store. “Business actors and professionals can apply for various permits, ranging from doctor and nurse practice permits to other business permits, simply through their gadgets. We are also integrated with the national system,” explained Hadi. With this digitalization, the licensing process in Bandung City has become faster, more transparent, and accessible at any time, providing convenience for both the community and potential investors. Through various innovations and investment forums to be held, the DPMPTSP of Bandung City is optimistic about attracting the interest of both domestic and foreign investors. “We want to invite all parties to invest in Bandung City, as every investment that comes in not only builds infrastructure but also creates job opportunities and improves the welfare of the community,” he concluded. [SOURCE]
Dec, 02 2025
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
Bandung – The Regional Government of West Java Province through the Bureau of BUMD, Investment, and Development Administration (BIA Bureau) held a meeting on the discussion of the target dividend BPR West Java in 2026, Wednesday (27/8). The meeting was chaired by the Head of the Bureau of BIA, Deny Hermawan, who confirmed that the BPR dividend target will be prepared based on the performance of the current year as well as the general policy direction of the West Java Provincial Government budget. The government is optimistic that the achievement of BPR dividends can continue to increase along with improving performance and strengthening governance carried out. In the meeting, the BPR board of directors conveyed the current conditions of each company. Some of the BPRs that previously faced challenges are now starting to show positive results, even some of which are targeting increased dividends in the coming year. West Java Provincial Government welcomes this development and encourages all BPR to continue to strengthen performance in order to contribute optimally to regional revenues. "If this positive trend continues, it will certainly have the full support of the government," Deny said. In the future, West Java Provincial Government is committed to continue to support the transformation and strengthening of the role of BPR to be more competitive and able to provide tangible benefits for economic development and the welfare of the people of West Java. [SOURCE]
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. [SOURCE]
Dec, 02 2025
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