Indonesia's realised investment reaches Rp1,539.2 trillion in 2026
The figure represents 75.4 per cent of the target, with foreign investment accounting for just over half of the total.
Indonesia recorded Rp1,539.2 trillion in realised investment in 2026, reaching 75.4 per cent of its target, according to Danantara Indonesia chief executive Rosan Perkasa Roeslani. Investment in the third quarter amounted to Rp528.7 trillion.
Foreign investment contributed Rp777.8 trillion, or 50.5 per cent of the total, while domestic investment accounted for Rp761.4 trillion, or 49.5 per cent. Rosan said investment absorbed 2,194,496 workers between January and September 2026.
Areas outside Java received Rp779.4 trillion, representing 50.6 per cent of investment, compared with Rp759.8 trillion, or 49.4 per cent, on Java. Jakarta led the provincial totals with Rp249.3 trillion, followed by West Java with Rp229.1 trillion and Central Sulawesi with Rp116 trillion.
Singapore was the largest foreign investor, contributing US$14 billion, or 29.6 per cent. Hong Kong followed with US$12.8 billion, or 27.2 per cent, while China contributed US$5 billion, or 10.5 per cent, Rosan said.
Basic metals and metal products excluding machinery and equipment drew the most foreign investment, at Rp246.6 trillion. Transport, warehousing and telecommunications led domestic investment with Rp117.8 trillion.
Rosan also reported Rp480 trillion in downstream investment. Minerals accounted for Rp335.1 trillion, followed by plantations and forestry at Rp83.6 trillion, oil and gas at Rp54 trillion, and fisheries and marine activities at Rp7.3 trillion. Areas outside Java attracted 78 per cent of downstream investment, or approximately Rp373.1 trillion.
