Jakarta Records Highest National Investment Realisation in Q1 2025 at Rp 69.8 Trillion
Investment realisation in DKI Jakarta Province increased in 2025. Based on data from the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Jakarta's investment realisation in Q1 2025 (January–March) was the largest nationally, reaching Rp 69.8 trillion from a total of 114,451 investment projects.
The figure contributed 15% of total national investment realisation and represented a sharp increase compared to Rp 58.4 trillion recorded in the same period in 2024.
Head of DKI Jakarta's Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (PMPTSP), Benni Aguscandra, said that domestic investment (PMDN) realisation in Jakarta also remained the highest compared to other regions in Indonesia at the start of 2025, reaching Rp 42.2 trillion or 18% of total national domestic investment realisation.
Meanwhile, foreign direct investment (PMA) realisation in Jakarta was recorded at US$1.7 billion, contributing 11.9% of total national FDI realisation.
"This is inseparable from the direction of the Governor of DKI Jakarta, who has instructed all his staff to consistently provide ease for investors, from simplifying permits to providing adequate infrastructure," said Benni in a statement on Wednesday (30 April).
Benni claimed the results were attributable to various programmes undertaken by the PMPTSP Agency to drive investment growth. "We will continue to ensure Jakarta remains an attractive investment destination," he pledged.
He added that the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is also committed to continuing to drive inclusive and sustainable investment growth, in order to strengthen Jakarta's position as a national and global economic hub.
Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM, Rosan Roeslani, revealed that three sectors made the largest contributions to investment realisation in Jakarta in Q1 2025. These were transport, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp 24.5 trillion, followed by other services at Rp 16.6 trillion, and housing, industrial estates and office space valued at Rp 8.6 trillion.
"The transport, warehousing and telecommunications sector is one of the reasons why investment in Jakarta has increased," Rosan said.
The figure contributed 15% of total national investment realisation and represented a sharp increase compared to Rp 58.4 trillion recorded in the same period in 2024.
Head of DKI Jakarta's Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (PMPTSP), Benni Aguscandra, said that domestic investment (PMDN) realisation in Jakarta also remained the highest compared to other regions in Indonesia at the start of 2025, reaching Rp 42.2 trillion or 18% of total national domestic investment realisation.
Meanwhile, foreign direct investment (PMA) realisation in Jakarta was recorded at US$1.7 billion, contributing 11.9% of total national FDI realisation.
"This is inseparable from the direction of the Governor of DKI Jakarta, who has instructed all his staff to consistently provide ease for investors, from simplifying permits to providing adequate infrastructure," said Benni in a statement on Wednesday (30 April).
Benni claimed the results were attributable to various programmes undertaken by the PMPTSP Agency to drive investment growth. "We will continue to ensure Jakarta remains an attractive investment destination," he pledged.
He added that the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is also committed to continuing to drive inclusive and sustainable investment growth, in order to strengthen Jakarta's position as a national and global economic hub.
Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM, Rosan Roeslani, revealed that three sectors made the largest contributions to investment realisation in Jakarta in Q1 2025. These were transport, warehousing and telecommunications at Rp 24.5 trillion, followed by other services at Rp 16.6 trillion, and housing, industrial estates and office space valued at Rp 8.6 trillion.
"The transport, warehousing and telecommunications sector is one of the reasons why investment in Jakarta has increased," Rosan said.