Danareksa secures about Rp2.5 trillion in investment pledges in London
Agreements with British and Dutch investors cover industrial land in Pulogadung and digital infrastructure at Industropolis Batang in Central Java.
British and Dutch investors have pledged about Rp2.5 trillion to Indonesia’s PT Danareksa (Persero) on the sidelines of the Indonesia Investment Forum (IIF) 2026 in London, according to Indonesian officials.
The agreements involve two members of Holding Kawasan Industri Indonesia: PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (Perseroda), or JIEP, and PT Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang. They cover industrial land use at JIEP and the development of a digital infrastructure ecosystem within the Industropolis Batang special economic zone in Central Java.
Leonnardo Feneri, JIEP’s marketing and development director, said cooperation with British investment firm BlackInk Co-operation Limited would advance to a more concrete stage in line with applicable plans and rules. He said its investment was expected to generate hundreds of jobs, and that JIEP had prepared sufficient land with electricity and water utilities.
KITB president director Marfan Trihartiko said the prospective collaboration formed part of the zone’s digital infrastructure development. He expressed hope that it would create opportunities for high-technology industries, knowledge transfer and improved workforce skills in Batang and Central Java.
Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, Indonesia’s investment and downstreaming minister, head of BKPM and chief executive of Danantara Indonesia, said the pledges showed investors’ confidence in Indonesia as a global investment destination. He said the commitments were expected to contribute to national economic growth.
