The government has set the 2025 investment realization target at Rp1,905.6 trillion, an increase of 11.14 percent compared to the previous year. By the first quarter, 24.4 percent of that target had already been achieved.

Amid global turbulence in the post-pandemic period, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Indonesia contributed on par with Domestic Investment (DI). Although the share of foreign investment in the first quarter of this year was not as large as in the fourth quarter of last year, it still provided a positive boost for Indonesia’s investment growth.

In the first quarter of 2025, FDI rose by 12.7 percent to Rp230.4 trillion, while DI grew by 19.1 percent to Rp234.8 trillion.

Key sectors consistently supporting both FDI and DI include Basic Metal Industry, Fabricated Metal Products (excluding Machinery and Equipment), Transportation, Warehousing and Telecommunications, as well as Mining.

By location, the largest investment realizations were recorded in Jakarta, West Java, East Java, Central Sulawesi, and Banten, respectively.