North Lombok Government Adopts Door-to-Door Approach to Boost Business Compliance with Investment Reports
The North Lombok Regency Government, through its Manpower, Investment, and One-Stop Integrated Services Office (Disnaker-PMPTSP), is implementing a door-to-door strategy to enhance business actors’ compliance in submitting Investment Activity Reports (LKPM). This step is taken to support the achievement of the 2026 investment realisation target, set at IDR 1.1 trillion by the regional government and IDR 2.85 trillion by the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) through the NTB DPMPTSP.
Disnaker-PMPTSP KLU Secretary, Eddy Susanto, stated that investment challenges are not only influenced by global economic conditions and geopolitical dynamics but also by the level of compliance among business actors in reporting their investment activities. “Conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe impact the global supply chain. This triggers intense competition in attracting investment. However, our biggest challenge is actually domestic, namely the level of LKPM reporting compliance that does not yet reflect the actual conditions on the ground,” he said on Thursday (9/7/2026).
Since 2023, the office has shifted its coaching pattern from classical socialisation to direct assistance at business locations. According to Eddy, this method makes it easier for officers to provide technical assistance regarding the OSS system while simultaneously verifying the actual investment conditions in the field. “This direct approach is far more effective. Our officers can provide instant technical assistance, resolve obstacles in the OSS System, and verify actual field conditions. As a result, the compliance score of business actors in North Lombok continues to climb,” he explained.
As part of this effort, the office held a Technical Guidance and Socialisation event for the Second Quarter and First Semester of 2026 LKPM, attended by 35 large, medium, and small-scale business actors. Based on Government Regulation Number 28 of 2025 and Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM Regulation Number 5 of 2025, medium and large business actors are required to submit LKPM every quarter, while small businesses must report every semester. Micro-enterprises are not required to submit the report.
Eddy revealed that, based on OSS system data, there were 127 business field classifications (KBLI) of companies in North Lombok that had received electronic warning letters for failing to submit LKPM. The breakdown includes 76 KBLI receiving a first warning, 43 KBLI a second warning, four KBLI a third warning, and four KBLI have reached the stage of temporary suspension of business activities. “A company’s KBLI can be revoked by the OSS Institution if they fail to report LKPM for two consecutive periods, or if they report LKPM with a zero value for four consecutive periods,” he explained.
Of that total, 28 KBLI have since fulfilled their obligations, resulting in the automatic revocation of their warning status by the system, while the remaining 99 KBLI are still undergoing the coaching process. As of 8 July 2026, the provisional investment realisation for the second quarter in North Lombok was recorded at IDR 222.52 billion, bringing the accumulated investment for the first semester of 2026 to IDR 596.05 billion. “This figure has already surpassed half of our regional target of IDR 1.1 trillion. We are optimistic that, with good synergy between the government and business actors’ compliance in filling out the LKPM, this year’s investment target can be secured together,” Eddy concluded.