SUBANG, RBO — Subang Regency recorded impressive investment realization throughout 2025. The Subang Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) reported that investment realization in the Rebana area reached IDR 18.2 trillion, the highest in West Java. This achievement confirms Subang's position as a region increasingly attracting investors, thanks to the rapid development of industrial areas and the support of strategic infrastructure access. The Head of the Subang Regency DPMPTSP, Dikdik Solihin, revealed that the investment trend in Subang showed significant growth compared to previous years. "Thank God, the investment realization value in Subang Regency is showing an increasingly positive trend. Based on DPMPTSP data, investment realization reached IDR 18.2 trillion throughout 2025," Dikdik told RBO on Tuesday (January 27, 2026). According to him, the largest investment sector is still concentrated in industrial areas, particularly the Smart Metropolitan Industrial Estate, which covers 2,750 hectares, and the 175-hectare VinFast Industrial Park. Dikdik added that this achievement far exceeds the target set by the West Java Provincial Government. In 2025, Subang was targeted to realize an investment of IDR 10 trillion, but the realization was almost double. "The target from West Java Province was IDR 10 trillion. Thank God, the realization actually exceeded that target," he said. Seeing this positive trend, Dikdik is optimistic that investment realization in Subang Regency will increase again in 2026. He believes that investment growth is inseparable from various strategic regional government programs that are well-targeted and have a direct impact on the community. This includes the Subang Regency Government's commitment to simplifying and accelerating the licensing process, while providing legal certainty and convenience for investors. "In accordance with the leadership's instructions, the Subang Regency Government remains committed to creating a conducive, fast, and transparent investment climate," he concluded. [SOURCE]
Jan, 29 2026
Purwakarta (ANTARA) - Purwakarta Regent Saepul Bahri Binzein stated that investment realization in Purwakarta Regency, West Java, throughout 2025 was quite encouraging, reaching approximately IDR 12.47 trillion. "The investment realization in 2025 exceeded the established target. Hopefully, investment in Purwakarta will continue to increase this year," the regent said in Purwakarta on Wednesday. According to data from the Purwakarta Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency, investment realization from January to December 2025 reached IDR 12.47 trillion, or 111.36 percent of the target of IDR 11.20 trillion. Of the total investment realization, domestic investment dominated, amounting to IDR 9.58 trillion, or 76.80 percent. Foreign investment contributed IDR 2.89 trillion, or 23.20 percent. The Regent stated that the investment realization achievement was quite positive and encouraging. This is because increased investment usually accompanies economic growth and increased labor absorption. According to him, this will certainly help address unemployment in the Purwakarta region. So, in addition to contributing to economic growth, high investment realization also has a direct impact on employment. Throughout 2025, investment activities in Purwakarta successfully absorbed 10,802 Indonesian workers, consisting of 6,870 workers from foreign investment and 3,932 workers from domestic investment. The Purwakarta Regency Government, the regent stated, will remain committed to maintaining a conducive investment climate by improving the quality of licensing services that are easy, fast, and transparent. He stated that this investment achievement is expected to encourage sustainable economic growth, expand job opportunities, and improve the welfare of the Purwakarta community. [SOURCE]
Jan, 29 2026
SUBANG, TINTAHIJAU.COM — The Rebana area recorded very impressive investment performance throughout 2025. According to data from the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Investment/BKPM, uploaded to the official Rebana area account, total investment realization in this area reached IDR 36.67 trillion, an increase of IDR 13.41 trillion or 57.67 percent compared to 2024. Subang Regency was the region with the largest investment realization in the Rebana area. Throughout 2025, the value of investment inflows into Subang reached IDR 18.2 trillion. This figure places Subang as the main contributor, far surpassing other regions in the Rebana area. Next in line is Sumedang Regency with investment realization of IDR 5.63 trillion, followed by Cirebon Regency with IDR 4.01 trillion, Majalengka Regency with IDR 3.36 trillion, and Indramayu Regency with IDR 3.35 trillion. Meanwhile, Cirebon City recorded Rp1.85 trillion in investment, and Kuningan Regency Rp253 billion. Subang's dominance in investment realization strengthens its position as a new driver of economic growth in eastern West Java. The large inflow of capital reflects increased industrial activity, the development of economic zones, and the construction of supporting infrastructure in the region. Overall, the surge in investment in the Rebana area demonstrates the growing appeal of this new metropolitan area to both domestic and foreign investors. This significant growth also marks a shift in new economic centers in West Java, with Subang as the main epicenter of investment and industrial development. [SOURCE]
Jan, 28 2026
West Java has once again captured national attention. Amidst a global economic downturn that hasn't fully stabilized, Indonesia's most populous province has emerged as a major driver of national investment. West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi announced this encouraging news via his personal Instagram account on Tuesday (January 20, 2026). In a video delivered in a relaxed yet confident manner, Dedi announced that West Java officially ranked first in Indonesia for the highest investment realization throughout 2025. "Good morning to all the people of West Java, wherever you are. I would like to thank all levels of society, from the heads of neighborhood associations (RT), community associations (RW), hamlet heads, village heads, village heads, village heads, sub-district heads, regents and mayors, to the ranks of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). Thank you for safeguarding investment in West Java," said Dedi. This appreciation is not without basis. Throughout 2025, total investment realization in West Java reached IDR 296.8 trillion, or 15.4 percent of total national investment. This achievement places West Java ahead of Jakarta, long known as the epicenter of the Indonesian economy. Not only does West Java excel overall, it also recorded significant achievements in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) sector. This province is a primary destination for foreign investors, with investment reaching USD 9.2 billion, or 16.3 percent of the total national FDI. This figure surpasses Jakarta, which ranks third with USD 6.0 billion, or 10.6 percent. Meanwhile, in terms of Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN), West Java ranks second nationally with a value of IDR 148.8 trillion, or 14.5 percent. DKI Jakarta still holds first place with PMDN realization of IDR 176.3 trillion, or 17.0 percent. Nevertheless, West Java's dominance in the investment sector is seen as a strong signal of increasing investor confidence in the region's business climate, both domestic and international. For Dedi Mulyadi, investment is not just about numbers and rankings. He further emphasizes the importance of its direct impact on the community, particularly in creating jobs. "Hopefully, this entire series will create open job opportunities, so that the people of West Java can work and avoid unemployment in their own region," he emphasized. This achievement also provides new hope for millions of West Java residents: that strong economic growth can go hand in hand with public welfare. If investment continues to be maintained and managed well, West Java has the potential to become not only a destination for capital, but also a home to a more decent future for its citizens. [SOURCE]
Jan, 28 2026
Purwakarta: The Ministry of Investment and Downstream Development/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) is encouraging businesses with 50 hectares (ha) of land available and close to toll road access to develop industrial estates. "If the land is sufficient, not far from the toll road and with an area of more than 50 hectares, entrepreneurs in that area can be directed to establish industrial estates," said Abdul Qodir, Director of Region III of the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Development/BKPM, at the inauguration of Tata Metal Lestari's Kirin Project in Purwakarta, as quoted by Antara, Monday, January 26, 2026. The development of the 50-hectare industrial estate is based on the National Industrial Development Master Plan (RIPIN) until 2035 through the establishment of Industrial Growth Center Areas (WPPI), Industrial Designation Areas (KPI), and the development of Industrial Estates and Small and Medium Industry (SMI) Centers. Several conditions allow for the development of a 50-hectare industrial estate, including the need for thematic development areas, such as tobacco, marine and fisheries products, textiles, and digital industries, which are divided according to the development areas of the Java and non-Java WPPI (Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board) (WPPI). In addition, due to the limited land available for KPIs within a single district/city, as well as the policy of accelerating industrial development in strategic areas such as Special Economic Zones (KEK) or Free Port and Free Trade Zones (KPBPB), He stated that the government is actively facilitating and overseeing the resolution of various problems and obstacles faced by business actors, particularly in the licensing and investment project implementation stages. According to him, this support is provided from the time business actors submit permit applications through the Online Single Submission (OSS) system, especially for projects with large investment values, which generally exceed hundreds of billions of rupiah, even reaching trillions of rupiah. Encouraging Accelerated Investment Realization Abdul Qodir said that the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) proactively contacts company managers via email and instant messaging to ensure the progress and timeliness of investment realization. He emphasized that accelerating investment realization will have a direct impact on the accelerated completion of development projects. This will ultimately create a significant multiplier effect on the economy surrounding the project sites, from job creation to growth in local economic activity. Abdul Qodir also revealed that the achievement of national investment realization in 2025 showed very positive performance. Based on his office's records, investment realization in 2025 reached IDR 1,931.2 trillion, equivalent to 101.3 percent of the target of IDR 1,905.6 trillion. At the regional level, West Java Province has again recorded the highest investment realization for three consecutive years. Despite often being cited for having relatively high regional minimum wages (UMR), Bekasi, Bogor, and Karawang regencies consistently rank among the top three investment contributors in West Java. [SOURCE]
Jan, 28 2026
RMOLJABAR Investment realization reaching IDR 298.6 trillion in West Java throughout 2025 opens up opportunities for bank bjb to increase profits and strengthen its contribution to regional economic growth. West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi emphasized that significant profits will enable the regional development bank to distribute dividends of up to IDR 400 billion to the provincial government. "It's non-negotiable; the profit figure must reach IDR 2.2 trillion if you want to become president director," Dedi stated to Acting President Director of bank bjb, Ayi Subarna, at the Business Review for Semester II 2025 & Executive Workshop for 2026 event at Bale Gede Pakuan, Bandung, on Friday, January 23, 2026. If some investors obtain funding from bank bjb, Dedi believes the company's performance will be significantly boosted. Furthermore, West Java's infrastructure projects in 2026, valued at over IDR 7 trillion, should also be utilized as a strategic opportunity by bank bjb. The Governor emphasized that the board of directors and commissioners must possess a sharp business acumen, be able to maintain a neutral stance when assessing credit applications, and resist the influence of external pressure. "We must hone these instincts so we can identify honest borrowers and those who are not. When banking institutions are neutral and maintain integrity, they will increasingly gain public trust," he added. He added that companies investing in West Java can also be offered bank bjb customer service, including employee wage payments through the bank's services. "A Chinese businessman wants to open a factory in West Java. I offered 3,000 skilled workers, and they will have to save at bjb. But bjb must also have a strong IT division, so we can prevent slow electronic transactions and slow ATMs," Dedi emphasized. Besides the industrial sector, Dedi encouraged bank bjb to be involved in social development, including providing housing for the underprivileged, establishing new schools, providing scholarships for orphans, and mentoring MSMEs. In the same location, Acting. Bank bjb President Director, Ayi Subarna, noted that as of December 31, 2025, the company's net profit reached IDR 1.09 trillion with assets of IDR 181 trillion. "Bjb remains committed to supporting West Java's economic growth and regional programs, while adhering to prudent principles," said Ayi. Ayi also commended the governor for continuing to promote Bank bjb beyond West Java. Currently, Bank bjb's network has expanded to Bali, Padang, Medan, and Aceh. Meanwhile, the Head of the West Java Financial Services Authority (OJK), Darwisman, added that to achieve its dividend target of IDR 400 billion, Bank bjb needs to achieve a net profit of more than IDR 2.2 trillion by 2026. "In 2023, Bank bjb's profit reached IDR 1.8 trillion, but it has declined again. This means there is a significant opportunity to achieve the Governor's target," said Darwisman. He recommended that Bank bjb streamline costs, expand credit penetration, and monitor implementation to prevent fraud. With 12 percent credit growth and Rp1.4 trillion in efficiency, the projected profit could reach Rp2.58 trillion. [SUMBER]
Jan, 26 2026
Bandung (ANTARA) - West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi believes that PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat dan Banten (BJB) can become the largest and healthiest bank in Indonesia by optimizing the investment ecosystem in West Java, which is valued at over Rp 296.8 trillion. Dedi believes that BJB's status as a Regional Development Bank (BPD) should not limit its scope for movement, so he is pushing for expansion, the key to which lies in having the courage to partner directly with industrial companies that are the main pillars of investment realization in the Land of Pasundan. "Bank BJB must enter the industrial sector, which currently generates the highest investment in West Java in Indonesia. If everyone becomes a partner, BJB will become the largest and healthiest bank," Dedi said in a statement in Bandung on Saturday. Dedi's encouragement was based on data from the Indonesian Ministry of Investment/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), which ranked West Java as the national investment champion throughout 2025. Investment realization in this province reached IDR 296.8 trillion, a surplus of 109.9 percent of the set target. This investment mix is considered balanced and offers potential for the banking sector, with IDR 147.02 trillion in Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) and IDR 149.8 trillion in Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN). Dedi emphasized that the high level of confidence from both foreign and domestic investors should be seized as a captive market opportunity by BJB, rather than simply remaining a spectator at home. In addition to targeting the corporate and industrial sectors, Dedi also challenged BJB to strengthen its strategic partnership with the government in addressing basic social issues. He requested BJB's active involvement in housing development programs for the poor, the establishment of new schools, financing the education of orphans, and accelerating capital for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). According to Dedi, a healthy and visionary bank is not only seen from its financial balance sheet, but is born from management, the board of commissioners, and a banking environment that has integrity and a strong social vision. [SOURCE]
Jan, 26 2026
KARAWANG – Investment realization in Karawang Regency throughout 2025 successfully exceeded the established target. This achievement demonstrates that Karawang's business climate remains a strong magnet for investors, both domestic and international. Infrastructure support, continuously developing industrial areas, and ease of licensing have maintained a strong flow of capital. The local government is optimistic that this positive trend will continue and have a direct impact on economic growth and employment in Karawang. The Karawang Regency Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office, West Java, reported that investment realization from January to December 2025 reached IDR 70.77 trillion. "This investment realization is quite encouraging. This is a positive trend," said Iwan Ridwan, Head of the Karawang Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office, when contacted in Karawang on Sunday (January 25). He said that the high investment realization in Karawang throughout 2025 is proof that Karawang remains one of the investment destinations in West Java. Investment realization in Karawang throughout 2025, reaching IDR 70.77 trillion, surpassed the target of IDR 69.3 trillion set by the West Java Provincial Government. According to him, the high investment achievement in the Karawang region throughout 2025 was the result of the hard work and synergy of all parties. He stated that this achievement was due to the collaboration between the Karawang Regency Government, the Karawang Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office, several related regional government organizations, business actors, and various levels of society in creating a conducive investment climate. Iwan Ridwan stated that his office will remain committed to improving the quality of investment services and business licensing. "We are continuing to simplify regulations, accelerate the licensing process, and optimize electronic-based service systems," he said. These efforts are aimed at providing legal certainty, convenience, and comfort for investors in conducting their business activities in the Karawang region. The surge in investment realization in Karawang throughout 2025 is a positive signal for the direction of regional development. This achievement not only reflects sustained investor confidence but also opens up broader opportunities for economic growth and job creation. Going forward, the challenge is to maintain this momentum so that incoming investment truly has a tangible impact on the welfare of the Karawang community. [SOURCE]
Jan, 26 2026
West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi has signaled that he will reopen the housing development permit market. This is a positive signal for property companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). In a recent statement, Dedi stated that the moratorium on housing permits will be lifted starting in February 2026. Furthermore, the revocation will be carried out gradually and selectively based on recommendations from academic studies from IPB University and the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). He also explained that the moratorium stipulated in Governor's Circular Letter No. 180/2025 remains in effect. However, the West Java Provincial Government is currently mapping areas that are ecologically viable for development without triggering flooding. "I have asked IPB and ITB to conduct a study to determine which areas are suitable for housing based on existing spatial planning and existing housing developments. Recommendations will be issued gradually starting in February," said Dedi Mulyadi after a dialogue with the developer association and the Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP), Maruarar Sirait, as quoted on Friday (January 23). Several property issuers have exposure to West Java, including PT Sentul City Tbk (BKSL), PT Kentanix Supra International Tbk (KSIX), PT Puradelta Lestari Tbk (DMAS), PT Ciputra Development Tbk (CTRA), and PT Metropolitan Land Tbk (MTLA). BKSL, for example, is developing the Sentul City independent development in Bogor, featuring several residential and commercial projects, such as Arcadia Residence & Square, Spring Residence, Spring Valley Extension, and Spring Garden. Phintraco Sekuritas recommends investors interested in investing in BKSL shares with short-term targets of 150, 160, and 170. Meanwhile, DMAS is developing Kota Deltamas, an approximately 3,200-hectare development in Central Cikarang, Bekasi, which integrates industrial, residential, commercial, and public facilities. CTRA is developing Citra City Sentul (Citra Sentul Raya) in Bogor, a township spanning approximately 400 hectares. D'Origin Advisory recommends that investors interested in acquiring CTRA shares enter when the price reaches 890, with a target price of 945 and 1,050. Meanwhile, KSIX has several projects in West Java, particularly in Bogor. These include Grand Nusa Indah (GNI) in Cileungsi, Adhigana, and Permata Nusa Indah Situsari, located in Bogor. MTLA, the company has several projects in West Java, including Metland Transyogi (Cileungsi, Bogor), Metland Cileungsi, Metland Cibitung, Metland Cikarang, and most recently, Metland Kertajati (Majalengka). The Lippo Group is also developing housing in Bekasi Regency through PT Lippo Cikarang Tbk (LPCK). LPCK's sentiment also stems from the Ministry of Housing's plan to turn the Meikarta area, developed by Lippo, into subsidized apartments. Basis for Issuing Housing Permits Dedi explained that the results of the study will form the basis for the government to undertake a large-scale transition in housing locations, including shifting from landed housing development patterns to vertical housing. He openly stated that the frequent flooding in West Java is a consequence of uncontrolled land conversion for housing. "Regarding housing development, we know that the current flooding mostly occurs in residential areas. Are we going to allow this flooding to worsen? There must be a solution. Areas prone to flooding should no longer be developed as residential areas," he said. This policy, Dedi continued, will serve as a selection process for developers. In the future, only developers with the capacity to build vertical housing (apartments or flats) will survive in urban areas like Bandung. Although the study's recommendations will be released in February, Dedi provided A stern warning issued that certain areas must remain off-limits to concrete under any circumstances, in order to preserve the ecology. "Absolutely not. No rice fields, no swamps, no cliffs, no riverbanks," he said. Furthermore, Dedi emphasized that developers will also be required to obtain a recommendation from the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) before issuing permits. Dedi also reminded those who have already received permits that President Prabowo Subianto's policy, reinforced by the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN), prohibits land conversion for development. [SOURCE]
Jan, 26 2026
PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - The Bandung City Government is finalizing preparations for the Selangor International Business Summit (SIBS), which will bring together Indonesian and Malaysian businesspeople to open up new investment opportunities for West Java residents (January 20, 2026). The meeting between the Bandung City Government and the Selangor delegation is the first step in exploring economic cooperation with the potential to produce strategic projects. The event, held at Bandung City Hall, serves as a forum to discuss cross-sector investment opportunities between West Java and Selangor. Bandung City Regional Secretary, Iskandar Zulkarnain, explained that the SIBS will involve the provincial government, state-owned enterprises, and priority industry players. "The scale is not just the city, but also West Java. Therefore, the opportunities for collaboration are also broad, including involving state-owned enterprises (SOEs), such as in the manufacturing sector and strategic industries," said Iskandar. He emphasized that this forum can strengthen two-way investment between Indonesia and Malaysia, which already has a strong trade foundation. The Selangor delegation's presentation indicated that Malaysia prioritizes Indonesia as its primary export destination, while its investment value is the highest in Southeast Asia. Selangor is recorded as Malaysia's largest economic contributor, with strengths in the services, manufacturing, technology, logistics, halal, and life science sectors. On the other hand, West Java is the driving force of the national economy, dominated by the manufacturing, transportation, logistics, trade, and services sectors. The SIBS will focus on potential sectors including aerospace, rail, automotive, creative industries, health tourism, waste-to-energy, urban mobility, and construction and property. The SIBS series includes not only discussions but also business matching, sectoral meetings, potential project visits, and investment and tourism exhibitions. The Bandung City Government believes this international forum can open new market access and strengthen Bandung's position as a center of economic growth in the ASEAN region. "We are open to opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation, while adhering to the policies of the central and provincial governments," said Iskandar. The SIBS is planned to take place in Bandung in July 2026, involving governments, businesses, and stakeholders from both countries. [SOURCE]
Jan, 22 2026
RADARBANDUNG.id, BANDUNG - The West Java Provincial Government has begun preparing a new strategy to maintain investment sustainability in 2026, after realized investment throughout 2025 reached IDR 296.8 trillion, exceeding the target set by the central government. This step was discussed at the 2026 West Java Investment Forum, held by the West Java Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP) in collaboration with several relevant regional government agencies (OPDs), at the West Java DPMPTSP Hall in Bandung on Wednesday (January 21). The event was attended by approximately 150 participants, including government officials, business actors, industrial estate managers, academics, associations, and potential investors. The theme of the forum was "Special Investment Transformation: Creating a Superior, Environmentally Conscious, and Globally Competitive Society," marking a shift in West Java's investment policy, which no longer focuses solely on value but also on quality and long-term impact. The Head of the West Java Investment and Investment Coordinating Board (DPMPTSP), Dedi Taufik, stated that this forum serves as a strategic platform for aligning perceptions between the government and business actors in facing future investment challenges, in line with the increasing investment realization target for 2026. "High investment achievements must be accompanied by a change in approach. Future investment is not enough just to be large in numbers, but must also be able to create jobs, protect the environment, promote regional equity, and provide real added value to the community," said Dedi Taufik. According to data from the Ministry of Investment/BKPM RI, West Java's investment realization from January to December 2025 was recorded at IDR 296.8 trillion, or 109.9 percent of the IDR 271 trillion target. This achievement places West Java as the province with the highest investment realization nationally for five consecutive years, with employment reaching 454,046 people spread across 27 regencies/cities. In terms of composition, West Java's investment structure is considered relatively balanced. Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN) was recorded at IDR 149.8 trillion, or 50.5 percent, while Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) reached IDR 146.9 trillion, or 49.5 percent. This reflects West Java's continued strong investment attractiveness to both domestic and global investors. The manufacturing sector remains the largest contributor, with an investment value of IDR 158 trillion. The real estate sector is next with IDR 33.2 trillion, followed by the information and communications sector with IDR 30.3 trillion. However, from a regional perspective, investment remains concentrated in certain areas. The five regencies with the highest investment realization in 2025 are Bekasi Regency with IDR 81.8 trillion, Karawang Regency with IDR 70.7 trillion, Bogor Regency with IDR 32.4 trillion, Subang Regency with IDR 18.2 trillion, and Purwakarta Regency with IDR 12.4 trillion. "Around 70 percent of West Java's investment is still concentrated in certain regions. This condition is a primary concern in developing the 2026 investment strategy to ensure more equitable economic growth," said Dedi Taufik. Therefore, in 2026, the provincial government will promote a regional and thematic investment approach, tailored to the characteristics and superior potential of each region. "We want each region to have specific, concrete investment projects ready to be offered in line with its local potential," he added. A number of strategic issues were raised during the workshop, including spatial planning certainty, environmental protection, basic infrastructure readiness, accelerated business licensing, and improving the quality of human resources and absorbing the local workforce. The use of digital technology in licensing and employment services was also a focus of discussion. Meanwhile, the Head of the West Java Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda), Dedi Mulyadi, highlighted the significant investment opportunities in the food sector, in line with West Java's population growth over the next five years. He stated that the projected population of West Java in 2030 is estimated to reach 52.69 million. "This population growth is not only a potential market, but also a significant opportunity for investment in the food and basic needs sectors. West Java is highly strategic as a national investment hub," he said. He explained that West Java's rice demand is projected to reach 4.28 million tons per year, eggs 428,000 tons per year, and chicken meat around 578,000 tons per year. These figures are expected to continue to increase in line with population growth. From an environmental perspective, the Head of the West Java Environmental Agency, Ai Sadiiyah, emphasized the importance of controlling spatial use as a primary foundation in the investment licensing process. According to her, West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi places great emphasis on the balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability. "Space is the key to licensing before moving on to the next stage. Many disasters currently occurring are not only triggered by natural factors, but also by human activity," he said. He emphasized the need for synergy between investment, spatial planning, economic, and environmental policies to create a sustainable and safe investment climate for the community. [SOURCE]
Jan, 22 2026
The Bandung City Government has begun finalizing preparations to host the Selangor International Business Summit, a business and investment forum bringing together businesspeople and governments from Malaysia and Indonesia, particularly West Java Province. Bandung City Regional Secretary, Iskandar Zulkarnain, stated that the meeting with the Selangor delegation was the first step in exploring more concrete investment cooperation between Bandung City, West Java, and Selangor, Malaysia. "This meeting serves as an initial gathering and discussion of potential collaboration between the Bandung City Government and Selangor, particularly in the areas of investment and economic development," Zulkarnain said at City Hall on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. He explained that the SIBS will involve not only the Bandung City Government but also the West Java Provincial Government and various strategic stakeholders, including state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and business players. "The scale is not just the city, but also West Java. Therefore, the opportunities for collaboration are also broad, including involving SOEs in the manufacturing sector and strategic industries," he said. Citing the Selangor Delegation's presentation, the economic relationship between Malaysia and Indonesia is considered to have a strong foundation. Indonesia is listed as one of Malaysia's main export destinations, while Malaysian investment in Indonesia also ranks among the highest in the region. The presentation also stated that Selangor is the largest contributor to the Malaysian economy, with key strengths in the services and manufacturing sectors, as well as strategic and emerging clusters such as technology, logistics, halal, and life sciences. Meanwhile, West Java is one of Indonesia's national economic drivers, with leading sectors in manufacturing, transportation, logistics, and trade and services. The SIBS forum plans to focus on several potential sectors for cooperation, including aerospace, rail, automotive, creative industries, technology, health tourism, waste-to-energy, urban mobility, and property and construction development. SIBS is designed not only as a discussion forum but also includes business matching, sectoral meetings, site visits for potential projects, and investment and tourism exhibitions. The Bandung City Government welcomes this plan as an opportunity to expand investment networks and strengthen Bandung's position as a center of economic growth in the ASEAN region. "We are open to opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration, while adhering to the policies of the central and provincial governments," said Zulkarnain. The Selangor International Business Summit is planned to be held in Bandung in July 2026, involving governments, businesses, and stakeholders from both countries. [SOURCE]
Jan, 21 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. [SOURCE]
Jan, 20 2026
RRI.CO.ID, Bandung - West Java has once again asserted itself as the national economic powerhouse. Throughout 2025, investment realization in the province reached IDR 296.8 trillion, or 109.9 percent of the government's target. This achievement demonstrates the business world's confidence in West Java's investment climate. Data from the Ministry of Investment shows that West Java holds the highest national position in investment realization. Jakarta is in second place with IDR 270.9 trillion, followed by East Java with IDR 145 trillion, Banten with IDR 139.2 trillion, and Central Sulawesi with IDR 127 trillion. This figure confirms West Java's dominance as a center of economic growth. West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi believes this achievement is the result of continuously maintaining a conducive, inclusive, and sustainable investment climate. "This achievement demonstrates that the business community's trust in West Java, both domestic and international, remains strong. The provincial government is committed to creating certainty, convenience, and a sense of security for investors," he said in a written statement on Friday, January 16, 2026. On an annual basis, West Java's investment realization in 2025 experienced a significant surge, rising 18.21 percent compared to 2024, which reached IDR 251.14 trillion. This surge reflects increased economic activity and investment interest in various strategic sectors. Of this total realization, Foreign Direct Investment (PMA) reached IDR 147.02 trillion, while Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN) was IDR 149.8 trillion. This composition demonstrates a relatively balanced contribution between domestic and foreign investors in driving regional economic growth. According to Dedi, the balance between PMA and PMDN is an important indicator that West Java's economic development does not solely depend on foreign capital but is also strengthened by national business actors. "We want incoming investment to truly impact the welfare of the community. This shouldn't just be a large investment, but also about creating jobs, stimulating MSMEs, and encouraging equitable development across various regions," he explained. Going forward, the West Java Provincial Government is committed to reforming the bureaucracy, simplifying permits, and strengthening infrastructure supporting investment. These steps include developing industrial estates and improving interregional connectivity to ensure investment is more targeted and effective. This investment realization, which exceeded the target, is considered a positive signal for the West Java economy amidst challenging global dynamics. With this achievement, West Java is expected to remain a prime national investment destination and contribute significantly to Indonesia's economic growth. "Going forward, investment must be aligned with the values of sustainability, environmental preservation, and local wisdom. West Java is open to investment, but remains grounded in the interests of the people," concluded Dedi Mulyadi. [SOURCE]
Jan, 20 2026
AYOBANDUNG.ID -- As 2025 drew to a close, West Java demonstrated relatively solid economic resilience amidst global and national dynamics. The region's economic growth remained above the national average, with strong contributions from domestic consumption and investment. Data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that West Java maintained growth momentum at around 5.2 percent, an achievement that confirms the resilience of the region's economic structure and public confidence in the existing financial system. The Head of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) for West Java Province, Darwisman, emphasized that macroeconomic indicators remain positive, reflected in banking intermediation supporting the national economy. The OJK, along with regional offices in Cirebon and Tasikmalaya, is strengthening supervision of financial services institutions to maintain system stability. "As of November 2025, the network of financial services institutions in West Java includes two commercial banks, 121 rural banks (BPR), 12 rural banks (BPRS), 19 private pawnshops, 25 microfinance institutions (LKM/LKMS), four pension funds, one venture capital firm, one guarantee company, one fintech company, one regional securities company, and 32 investment galleries to expand capital market education for the public," said Darwisman. This infrastructure is the backbone of financial inclusion in the region. For your information, total banking assets in West Java reached IDR 1,051.53 trillion in November 2025, a 3.14 percent increase compared to the previous year. Third-party funds also grew 5.01 percent to IDR 736.06 trillion. This growth reflects public trust in the banking system and demonstrates that financial stability remains intact despite ongoing external pressures. Credit distribution reflects shifting needs. Working capital loans fell -5.32 percent to IDR 329.93 trillion, while investment loans jumped 16.43 percent to IDR 228.01 trillion. Consumer loans also rose 5.63 percent to IDR 489.27 trillion. This shift signals a new orientation toward long-term investment, which is expected to strengthen the production base and regional competitiveness. "Access to financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises continues to be strengthened. As of November 2025, 470,064 businesses in West Java had utilized People's Business Credit (KUR) financing, with a total disbursement of IDR 25.97 trillion," said Darwisman. MSMEs are the driving force of the regional economy and support economic resilience amidst global uncertainty. The KUR scheme in West Java is dominated by the micro sector, with a share of 64.56 percent. This indicates that financing remains concentrated on small businesses, which are the backbone of the people's economy. However, the challenge ahead is how to encourage small businesses to upgrade to compete in a broader market. Nationally, MSME credit reached IDR 1,496.07 trillion. West Java contributed IDR 186.66 trillion, or 12.49 percent, making it the second-largest recipient after East Java. This position underscores West Java's strategic role in the national economic landscape. Despite these positive achievements, challenges remain. The financial literacy rate among the West Java community still needs to be improved. OJK data for 2025 shows that the national financial literacy index has only reached around 50 percent, with financial inclusion at around 85 percent. This gap has the potential to pose risks if not balanced by massive and continuous education. Darwisman emphasized that the OJK will strengthen supervision to ensure that financial institutions not only grow but also maintain soundness and integrity. Risk-based supervision is a key strategy to anticipate potential fluctuations, especially in sectors vulnerable to changes in external conditions. Improving financial literacy is a key agenda for 2026. Public education through investment galleries, capital market school programs, and digital campaigns is expected to increase public understanding of financial products. With better literacy, the public can make wiser financial decisions and avoid illegal financial practices. Cross-sector collaboration is also key. "Collaboration with stakeholders at the central and regional levels will be accelerated to optimize policy effectiveness, strengthen competitiveness, and ensure the benefits of economic development are widely felt by the people of West Java," said Darwisman. This synergy is expected to strengthen the regional financial ecosystem. Therefore, digital transformation is a crucial momentum. Fintech and technology-based financial services are expected to expand financial access, especially for people in remote areas. However, strict supervision is still needed to prevent illegal practices and maintain public trust in the digital financial system. By strengthening supervision, expanding access, and improving financial literacy, the stability of West Java's financial system is expected to be maintained. This is crucial for maintaining public trust and supporting e-commerce growth. [SOURCE]
Jan, 15 2026
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