Investment realisation in West Sumbawa Regency (KSB) has reached only 25 per cent during the first semester, covering the January to June 2025 period. The regency has been assigned an investment realisation target of Rp46 trillion by the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/BKPM for 2025. Head of the KSB One-Stop Integrated Services and Investment Office (DPMPTSP), Kamaluddin, expressed optimism that the 2025 target could still be achieved.

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The government has issued a regulation to simplify the business licensing process in Indonesia through Government Regulation Number 28 of 2025. Deputy for Investment Climate Development at the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/BKPM, Riyatno, explained that under this simplification, the verification system will be carried out automatically for company licensing applications through service level agreements (SLAs).

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The government has simplified and accelerated the business licensing process in Indonesia. This policy was established through the issuance of Government Regulation Number 28 of 2025, forming part of the deregulation package driven by President Prabowo to strengthen Indonesia’s competitiveness.

The government has officially issued Government Regulation (PP) Number 28 of 2025 on the implementation of risk-based business licensing. The policy is regarded as a significant breakthrough in strengthening the national investment climate. The Ministry of Investment/BKPM stated that the new regulation will promote legal certainty, simplify bureaucracy, and accelerate investment processes.

The Ministry of Communications and Informatics (Komdigi) has recently taken firm action, blocking access to three Private Scope Electronic System Operators (PSE), including e-commerce giant eBay, airline KLM, and Bath & Body Works (PT Dunia Luxindo). The measure was taken after all three failed to register or update their data in accordance with ministry regulations, despite receiving repeated warnings.

JAKARTA (IndoTelko) - The Ministry of Communications and Digital of the Republic of Indonesia (Komdigi) has terminated access to three Private Scope Electronic System Operators (PSE) that have failed to demonstrate genuine commitment to fulfilling their registration obligations.

Jakarta, FORTUNE - The Ministry of Communications and Digital (Komdigi) has officially cut access to, or blocked, three private-scope electronic system operators (PSE): PT Dunia Luxindo (bathandbodyworks.co.id), eBay Inc (ebay.com), and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (klm.com). The decisive action was taken because the three companies failed to fulfil their PSE registration obligations in accordance with prevailing regulations in Indonesia.

The recent Mount Rinjani disaster has exposed critical gaps in Indonesia's hiking safety measures, prompting urgent calls for comprehensive regulatory reforms. Proposed changes include mandatory hiking permits, special safety training for guides, upgraded early warning systems with weather sensors and communication tools, and increased ranger patrols during peak seasons.

The government has begun socialising Government Regulation (PP) Number 28/2025 on the Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing, which was officially issued on 5 June 2025. The new regulation replaces PP 5/2021 and marks an improvement to the risk-based business licensing system, making it more measurable, digital and integrated through the Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach (OSS-RBA).

JAKARTA — The Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industries/BKPM considers that the implementation of Government Regulation (PP) Number 28/2025 will strengthen investor confidence in Indonesia’s investment climate. Deputy for Investment Climate Development at the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industries/BKPM, Riyatno, expressed optimism that the investment target of Rp1,905.6 trillion for 2025 will be easier to achieve following the new regulation.

Todotua conveyed this before regional heads and deputy regional heads attending the Second Wave of Regional Head and Deputy Regional Head Leadership Orientation at the Institute of Domestic Governance (IPDN) campus in Jatinangor, Sumedang Regency, West Java, on Wednesday, 25 June 2025.

JAKARTA - Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Deputy Head of BKPM Todotua Pasaribu introduced the Fictive Positive (FikPos) principle, which began implementation in the risk-based Online Single Submission (OSS) business licensing system from early June 2025.

JAKARTA. To advance the business world and provide legal certainty, Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Deputy Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Todotua Pasaribu has introduced the Fictive Positive (FikPos) principle in the licensing sector. This principle has been implemented in the risk-based Online Single Submission (OSS) business licensing system since early June.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Thomas Tri Kasih Lembong expressed optimism that the second cabinet reshuffle could increase investment realisation in the second half of the year. The cabinet reshuffle announced by President Joko Widodo the previous Wednesday was expected to have a positive impact on investor confidence.

The government, through the Ministry of Communication and Digital of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemkomdigi), has officially cut access to three Private Scope Electronic System Operators (PSE) that failed to comply with registration obligations in Indonesia. The three digital entities are PT Dunia Luxindo (Bath & Body Works), eBay Inc. (eBay), and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM).

The Indonesian government has introduced major updates to its business licensing system through the issuance of Government Regulation No. 28 of 2025 (PP 28/2025). This regulation replaces PP No. 5 of 2021, simplifying procedures whilst enhancing legal clarity and compliance. For both local and foreign businesses, understanding the new licensing system is essential for market entry and legal operations in Indonesia. From PP 5/2021 to PP 28/2025: What Has Changed?