Five Countries Dominate Indonesia's Investment, Contribution Reaches 29%

JAKARTA, investor.id - Minister of Investment and Downstreaming, also CEO of Danantara, Rosan Roeslani, reported the top five investor countries for the first-quarter 2026 investment realisation. The five countries include Singapore, Hong Kong, China, the United States, and Japan. The investment contribution from these five countries reached 29% of the total investment realisation entering Indonesia in the first quarter. “Singapore approximately US$4.6 billion, Hong Kong US$2.7 billion, China US$2.2 billion, the United States US$1.7 billion, Japan US$1 billion,” Rosan revealed after meeting President Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace, Jakarta, on Tuesday (21/4/2026). In his report, Rosan stated that the first-quarter 2026 investment realisation reached Rp 498.79 trillion, or 100.36% of the Rp 497 trillion target. Annually, the figure grew by 7.22%. The investment composition was relatively balanced between domestic investment (PMDN) and foreign investment (PMA). PMDN contributed around 49.89%, while the remainder came from foreign investors. From the sectoral perspective, the basic metal industry, including smelters, was the largest contributor. This was followed by other services, mining, housing and industrial estates, as well as transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications. Rosan assessed that this composition reflects the strength of Indonesia’s economic relations with its main partners in the region and globally. Furthermore, Rosan revealed that direct interactions with investors continue to be conducted through various working visits, either independently or accompanying President Prabowo on trips to several countries. In every visit, according to him, meetings with business actors are always scheduled, both in large forums and limited meetings, to strengthen investment commitments. Indonesia Records New Investments from Japan to China