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Jumat, 17 Oktober 2025

Q3 2025 Investment Realization Reaches IDR 491.4 Trillion: Downstreaming and Domestic Investment Drive Growth

Jakarta, October 17, 2025 — Indonesia once again recorded a positive achievement in national investment performance. Throughout the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, realized investment reached IDR 491.4 trillion, marking a 13.9% year-on-year increase and contributing 25.8% of this year’s national investment target. This achievement reaffirms that the business community continues to view Indonesia as a promising destination for investment and growth.

The Q3 2025 investment realization not only reflects a strong value increase but also generated 696,478 new direct jobs. Minister of Investment and Minister for Downstreaming/Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, emphasized the importance of ensuring that investment achievements deliver tangible benefits for the people.


“Beyond the numbers, the most important aspect is the quality of investment. Moving forward, we will continue to carefully evaluate to ensure that investments create positive impacts, especially in generating employment opportunities, promoting sustainable investments, and contributing to the development of Indonesia’s human resources,” said Rosan.


Not only strong in terms of figures, investment in the third quarter of 2025 also delivered a direct impact on society. A total of 696,478 direct workers were employed through investment projects, an increase of 7.1% compared to the same period last year. Cumulatively, as of September 2025, investments have created more than 1.95 million new jobs across various sectors.


Downstreaming as the Key Driver

Downstreaming policies continue to serve as the main driver of Indonesia’s investment growth. In Q3 2025, total realized investment in downstream industries reached IDR 150.6 trillion, accounting for 30.6% of total investment. This figure represents a 64.6% increase compared to the same period last year, underscoring the crucial role of downstreaming in building domestic value addition.


The mineral sector contributed the largest share with IDR 97.8 trillion, followed by plantation and forestry (IDR 35.9 trillion), oil and gas (IDR 15.4 trillion), and fisheries and marine (IDR 1.5 trillion). Central Sulawesi led downstream investment realization with IDR 28.7 trillion, followed by West Java (IDR 15.0 trillion) and North Maluku (IDR 14.3 trillion).


Investment More Evenly Distributed

The Q3 2025 results also demonstrate more balanced investment distribution across regions. Investment realization outside Java reached IDR 265.8 trillion (54.1%), surpassing Java’s IDR 225.6 trillion (45.9%). The top five provinces with the highest investment realization were West Java (IDR 77.1 trillion), Jakarta (IDR 63.3 trillion), Central Sulawesi (IDR 33.4 trillion), Banten (IDR 30.8 trillion), and East Java (IDR 30.4 trillion).


The basic metal industry remained the leading sector with IDR 62.0 trillion, followed by mining (IDR 55.9 trillion), transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications (IDR 52.6 trillion), and other services (IDR 44.3 trillion). This structure reflects an increasingly diverse foundation of Indonesia’s economic growth, no longer relying on a single industry.


Domestic Investment Strengthens, FDI Remains Strategic

Domestic investment (PMDN) continued to strengthen its role in driving the economy, reaching IDR 279.4 trillion (56.9%) of total investment—surpassing foreign direct investment (FDI) which stood at IDR 212.0 trillion (43.1%). This trend highlights the growing confidence and capability of domestic businesses.


Despite the larger share of domestic investment, FDI remains a vital contributor. FDI realization increased by 4.9% compared to the previous quarter (IDR 202.2 trillion). Singapore retained its position as Indonesia’s top investor with USD 3.8 billion, followed by Hong Kong (USD 2.7 billion), China (USD 1.9 billion), Malaysia (USD 1.0 billion), and the United States (USD 0.8 billion). The basic metal industry was the top FDI recipient sector, attracting USD 3.5 billion. The diversity of investment sources underscores Indonesia’s continued appeal as a global investment destination.


Toward the Annual Target

Cumulatively, from January to September 2025, total investment reached IDR 1,434.3 trillion, equivalent to 75.3% of the annual target of IDR 1,905.6 trillion. The government remains optimistic about meeting the year-end target, supported by ongoing regulatory simplification, accelerated licensing processes, and strengthened national competitiveness.


“I sincerely appreciate and thank all leaders across ministries and institutions for the strong synergy and collaboration in improving business licensing implementation. Going forward, we aim to further enhance system integration, including through the acceleration of digital Detailed Spatial Plan (RDTR) integration into the Online Single Submission (OSS) system. With such collaboration, I believe Indonesia’s investment climate will continue to improve,” Rosan concluded.


For further Information, please contact: 

Protocol and Public Relations Bureau 

Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry/BKPM 

Email: humas@bkpm.go.id


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