Indonesia records Rp1,539 trillion in investment through third quarter
The government says it is on course to meet its Rp2,041 trillion investment target for 2026, with around 2.2 million jobs created so far.
Indonesia’s realised investment reached Rp1,539 trillion through the third quarter of 2026, according to the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming. The government said the figure supported its confidence in meeting the full-year target of Rp2,041 trillion.
Deputy Investment and Downstreaming Minister Todotua Pasaribu outlined the figures at the opening of an investment desk in Semarang on 11 November 2026. He said the amount recorded through the third quarter gave the government confidence about reaching its annual goal.
Todotua said investment realised so far had created jobs for around 2.2 million people. Separately, calculations by Statistics Indonesia (BPS) put investment’s contribution to national economic growth in 2026 at up to 30 per cent.
In 2025, realised investment finished around 3 per cent above the initial target of Rp1,951 trillion. Todotua also said cumulative investment over 2025–2026, the current administration’s two years in office, had reached around Rp4,000 trillion.
