Investment Realisation Reaches Rp 477.7 Trillion in Q2 2025, Up 11.5% Year-on-Year
JAKARTA, investor.id – The Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) announced that investment realisation in the second quarter of 2025 reached Rp 477.7 trillion. This figure represents approximately 25.1% of the 2025 full-year investment realisation target of Rp 1,905.6 trillion. The investment realisation recorded employment absorption of 665,764 workers.
"The Q2 2025 investment realisation of Rp 477.7 trillion represents an 11.5% increase compared to the same period last year," said Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM Rosan Perkasa Roeslani at a press conference at the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/BKPM office on Tuesday (29/7/2025).
Foreign direct investment accounted for Rp 202.2 trillion, or 42.3% of total investment realisation, whilst domestic direct investment contributed Rp 275.5 trillion, or 57.7% of the total.
In spatial terms, investment on Java Island totalled Rp 237.5 trillion, or 49.7% of total investment realisation, whilst investment outside Java reached Rp 240.2 trillion, or 50.3% of the total.
"The percentage comparison between investment in Java and outside Java is nearly equal. We hope investment will be more evenly distributed across all regions so that economic growth sectors and job creation become more widespread," Rosan explained.
The top five locations for Q2 2025 investment realisation were West Java at Rp 72.5 trillion (15.2%); DKI Jakarta at Rp 71.1 trillion (14.9%); East Java at Rp 38.6 trillion (8.1%); Central Sulawesi at Rp 31.6 trillion (6.6%); and Banten at Rp 29.7 trillion (6.2%).
By sector, Q2 2025 investment realisation was divided into the primary sector at 16%, the secondary sector at 39.7%, and the tertiary sector at 44.3%.
The top five subsectors for Q2 2025 investment realisation were basic metals, metal goods excluding machinery and equipment at Rp 67.1 trillion (14.1%); mining at Rp 53.6 trillion (11.2%); other services at Rp 44.8 trillion (9.4%); transportation, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp 44.2 trillion (9.3%); and trade and repairs at Rp 40 trillion (8.4%).
The top four source countries for foreign investment realisation were Singapore at US$4.2 billion (33.3%); Hong Kong at US$2.3 billion (18.6%); China at US$800 million (6%); and Malaysia at US$700 million (5.6%).
"The Q2 2025 investment realisation of Rp 477.7 trillion represents an 11.5% increase compared to the same period last year," said Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM Rosan Perkasa Roeslani at a press conference at the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/BKPM office on Tuesday (29/7/2025).
Foreign direct investment accounted for Rp 202.2 trillion, or 42.3% of total investment realisation, whilst domestic direct investment contributed Rp 275.5 trillion, or 57.7% of the total.
In spatial terms, investment on Java Island totalled Rp 237.5 trillion, or 49.7% of total investment realisation, whilst investment outside Java reached Rp 240.2 trillion, or 50.3% of the total.
"The percentage comparison between investment in Java and outside Java is nearly equal. We hope investment will be more evenly distributed across all regions so that economic growth sectors and job creation become more widespread," Rosan explained.
The top five locations for Q2 2025 investment realisation were West Java at Rp 72.5 trillion (15.2%); DKI Jakarta at Rp 71.1 trillion (14.9%); East Java at Rp 38.6 trillion (8.1%); Central Sulawesi at Rp 31.6 trillion (6.6%); and Banten at Rp 29.7 trillion (6.2%).
By sector, Q2 2025 investment realisation was divided into the primary sector at 16%, the secondary sector at 39.7%, and the tertiary sector at 44.3%.
The top five subsectors for Q2 2025 investment realisation were basic metals, metal goods excluding machinery and equipment at Rp 67.1 trillion (14.1%); mining at Rp 53.6 trillion (11.2%); other services at Rp 44.8 trillion (9.4%); transportation, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp 44.2 trillion (9.3%); and trade and repairs at Rp 40 trillion (8.4%).
The top four source countries for foreign investment realisation were Singapore at US$4.2 billion (33.3%); Hong Kong at US$2.3 billion (18.6%); China at US$800 million (6%); and Malaysia at US$700 million (5.6%).