North Kalimantan Investment Realisation Reaches Rp 27.4 Trillion in 2025
Investment realisation in North Kalimantan Province (Kaltara) throughout 2025 reached approximately Rp 27.4 trillion, equivalent to around 72 per cent of the investment target established by the central government through the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).
According to the Secretary of the Regional Office for Investment and Integrated One-Stop Services (DPMPTSP) Kaltara, Rahman Putrayani, the BKPM’s investment target for Kaltara in 2025 was approximately Rp 37 trillion. However, by year-end, investment achievement remained below this target.
“The central target is around Rp 37 trillion, whilst our realisation is approximately Rp 27.4 trillion, so roughly 72 per cent of the BKPM target,” Putrayani explained on Tuesday, 10 March 2026.
Despite falling short of the central government’s target, the investment achievement is considered reasonably satisfactory when compared to the target outlined in the Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD) of Kaltara. In that document, the regional investment target was set at approximately Rp 35 trillion, or around 80 per cent of the central target.
Putrayani explained that the failure to achieve the central government’s investment target was partly influenced by volatile global conditions. International geopolitical dynamics and economic tensions between nations have also impacted business operators’ investment decisions.
He noted that this situation has prompted some investors to postpone previously planned investment realisations.
“There is a kind of anomaly. Current global geopolitical conditions, including trade war dynamics between major nations, have caused many investors to adopt a wait-and-see stance,” he said.
He added that this situation is not unique to Kaltara but is also being experienced in various other regions across Indonesia. Changes in global policies and economic uncertainty have both influenced the flow of investment into the region.
Nevertheless, DPMPTSP Kaltara remains optimistic that investment trends will increase in the future. The regional government, according to Putrayani, continues to strengthen the investment climate through the simplification of licensing procedures and improved services to investors.