Kudus Regency Investment Realisation Reaches 68.45 Per Cent by End of May 2025
BETANEWS.ID, KUDUS – Investment in Kudus Regency has been quite positive in 2025. By the end of May, investment realisation had already reached approximately 68.45 per cent, or more than half of the target of Rp1.22 billion.
The Head of the Kudus Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Harso Widodo, stated that the investment target in the Kota Kretek area for 2025 was approximately Rp1.22 billion. Of that target, around Rp835 million had been achieved by the end of May.
"This means that realisation up to May has been quite positive. It has already exceeded half of the target value, at approximately 68.45 per cent," Harso said at his office recently.
He revealed that the positive investment realisation in 2025 was due to several factors, including growing awareness among business operators to begin reporting their business activities.
"In addition, we have also been conducting extensive guidance and supervision of business operators, primarily carried out in person rather than through digitalisation," he explained.
The compliance of business operators, he added, was also inseparable from regulations issued by the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) and the Ministry of Investment. According to him, under BKPM Regulation Number 6 of 2021, business operators are required to report their business activities annually.
"If they do not, we can issue a warning for non-compliance, which could lead to the revocation of their business permits," he explained.
He disclosed that as of May 2025, Kudus Regency had approximately 25,432 licensed businesses. Of these, 25,429 were Domestic Investment (PMDN) enterprises, whilst only three were Foreign Investment (PMA) businesses.
"Of the 25,432 businesses, 25,358 are classified as Micro and Small Enterprises (UMK), and 74 others are categorised as non-UMK businesses," he stated.
The Head of the Kudus Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), Harso Widodo, stated that the investment target in the Kota Kretek area for 2025 was approximately Rp1.22 billion. Of that target, around Rp835 million had been achieved by the end of May.
"This means that realisation up to May has been quite positive. It has already exceeded half of the target value, at approximately 68.45 per cent," Harso said at his office recently.
He revealed that the positive investment realisation in 2025 was due to several factors, including growing awareness among business operators to begin reporting their business activities.
"In addition, we have also been conducting extensive guidance and supervision of business operators, primarily carried out in person rather than through digitalisation," he explained.
The compliance of business operators, he added, was also inseparable from regulations issued by the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) and the Ministry of Investment. According to him, under BKPM Regulation Number 6 of 2021, business operators are required to report their business activities annually.
"If they do not, we can issue a warning for non-compliance, which could lead to the revocation of their business permits," he explained.
He disclosed that as of May 2025, Kudus Regency had approximately 25,432 licensed businesses. Of these, 25,429 were Domestic Investment (PMDN) enterprises, whilst only three were Foreign Investment (PMA) businesses.
"Of the 25,432 businesses, 25,358 are classified as Micro and Small Enterprises (UMK), and 74 others are categorised as non-UMK businesses," he stated.