Indonesia's Investment Realisation Reaches Rp942.9 Trillion in First Half of 2025, Achieving 49.5% of Annual Target
JAKARTA — The Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) reported that investment realisation from January to June 2025 reached Rp942.9 trillion, achieving 49.5% of this year's target of Rp1,905.6 trillion.
Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM Rosan P. Roeslani explained that investment realisation increased by 13.6% year on year from Rp829.9 trillion in the same period last year.
"Investment realisation in the first semester stands at Rp942.9 trillion, representing a 13.6% increase," he said at a press conference on Tuesday (29/7/2025).
Rosan noted that first-half 2025 investment realisation absorbed 1.25 million workers.
In detail, foreign direct investment (FDI) during the first semester of 2025 reached Rp432.6 trillion, accounting for 45.9% of total realisation — a modest increase of Rp10.9 trillion compared with the same period last year.
Meanwhile, domestic direct investment (DDI) reached Rp510.3 trillion, contributing 54.1% of the total. This represented an increase of Rp102.1 trillion from Rp408.2 trillion in the first half of 2024.
"We can see that domestic investment has its own strength," he continued.
Spatially, investment realisation on Java totalled Rp466.9 trillion or 49.5% of total investment, whilst the remaining Rp476 trillion (50.5%) was distributed outside Java. Compared with the same period last year, investment on Java increased by Rp53.2 trillion.
Although investment outside Java was higher overall, the largest FDI and DDI figures remained on Java, particularly West Java with FDI of US$4 billion and DKI Jakarta with DDI of Rp90.4 trillion.
By subsector, investment realisation in basic metals, metal goods, non-machinery and equipment topped the list at Rp134.4 trillion (14.3%), followed by transportation, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp110.7 trillion (11.7%). BKPM recorded Rp102.2 trillion in investment in the mining subsector, followed by other services at Rp85.7 trillion (9.1%), and housing, industrial estates and offices at Rp75 trillion (8%).
Specifically for the second quarter (April to June 2025), investment realisation of Rp477.7 trillion grew 11.5% year on year. Consistent with the semester figures, Rosan noted that investment outside Java was slightly higher than on Java, at 50.3% or Rp240.2 trillion versus 49.7% or Rp237.5 trillion respectively.
Given these results, Rosan still faces the task of securing Rp962.7 trillion in investment for the remainder of the year. The first-half realisation has not yet met the target, as previously stated by President Prabowo Subianto.
Earlier, Prabowo had claimed during the closing ceremony of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) Congress 2025, held at the Edutorium of Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta, Central Java, on Sunday (20/7/2025), that Indonesia's investment realisation had already reached the target set in the 2025 state budget (APBN) of Rp1,905 trillion.
In his speech, the eighth President of Indonesia stated that Indonesia's investment had reached the APBN target four months ahead of the year-end deadline. "I was informed by the Minister of Investment that Indonesia's investment this month has already reached the target set by last year's state budget. Our 2025 APBN target has been reached by August, four months before year's end," he said.
Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM Rosan P. Roeslani explained that investment realisation increased by 13.6% year on year from Rp829.9 trillion in the same period last year.
"Investment realisation in the first semester stands at Rp942.9 trillion, representing a 13.6% increase," he said at a press conference on Tuesday (29/7/2025).
Rosan noted that first-half 2025 investment realisation absorbed 1.25 million workers.
In detail, foreign direct investment (FDI) during the first semester of 2025 reached Rp432.6 trillion, accounting for 45.9% of total realisation — a modest increase of Rp10.9 trillion compared with the same period last year.
Meanwhile, domestic direct investment (DDI) reached Rp510.3 trillion, contributing 54.1% of the total. This represented an increase of Rp102.1 trillion from Rp408.2 trillion in the first half of 2024.
"We can see that domestic investment has its own strength," he continued.
Spatially, investment realisation on Java totalled Rp466.9 trillion or 49.5% of total investment, whilst the remaining Rp476 trillion (50.5%) was distributed outside Java. Compared with the same period last year, investment on Java increased by Rp53.2 trillion.
Although investment outside Java was higher overall, the largest FDI and DDI figures remained on Java, particularly West Java with FDI of US$4 billion and DKI Jakarta with DDI of Rp90.4 trillion.
By subsector, investment realisation in basic metals, metal goods, non-machinery and equipment topped the list at Rp134.4 trillion (14.3%), followed by transportation, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp110.7 trillion (11.7%). BKPM recorded Rp102.2 trillion in investment in the mining subsector, followed by other services at Rp85.7 trillion (9.1%), and housing, industrial estates and offices at Rp75 trillion (8%).
Specifically for the second quarter (April to June 2025), investment realisation of Rp477.7 trillion grew 11.5% year on year. Consistent with the semester figures, Rosan noted that investment outside Java was slightly higher than on Java, at 50.3% or Rp240.2 trillion versus 49.7% or Rp237.5 trillion respectively.
Given these results, Rosan still faces the task of securing Rp962.7 trillion in investment for the remainder of the year. The first-half realisation has not yet met the target, as previously stated by President Prabowo Subianto.
Earlier, Prabowo had claimed during the closing ceremony of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) Congress 2025, held at the Edutorium of Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta, Central Java, on Sunday (20/7/2025), that Indonesia's investment realisation had already reached the target set in the 2025 state budget (APBN) of Rp1,905 trillion.
In his speech, the eighth President of Indonesia stated that Indonesia's investment had reached the APBN target four months ahead of the year-end deadline. "I was informed by the Minister of Investment that Indonesia's investment this month has already reached the target set by last year's state budget. Our 2025 APBN target has been reached by August, four months before year's end," he said.