Q1 2026 Investment Realisation Reaches Rp 498.79 Trillion, Exceeding Target

JAKARTA – The Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM and CEO of Danantara Indonesia, Rosan Roeslani, reported the first-quarter 2026 investment realisation to President Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace on Tuesday (21/4/2026). The investment achievement at the start of this year was recorded at Rp 498.79 trillion, equivalent to 100.36% of the set target of Rp 497 trillion.

On a year-on-year (yoy) basis, the figure shows growth of 7.22%. Rosan explained that the composition of investment in the first quarter was relatively balanced between Domestic Investment (PMDN) and Foreign Investment (PMA).

“In the first quarter, I report that, alhamdulillah, we achieved Rp 498.79 trillion or 100.36% of the Rp 497 trillion target,” said Rosan after meeting the President.

In terms of distribution, investment outside Java was slightly higher at 50.37%, while Java contributed 49.63% or Rp 247.53 trillion. Meanwhile, the five provinces with the largest realisations include Jakarta, West Java, Banten, East Java, and Central Java.

The basic metals industry sector, including smelter projects, was the main contributor to investment with the highest value. This was followed by other services (Rp 60.2 trillion), mining (Rp 51.9 trillion), housing and industrial estates (Rp 47.9 trillion), and transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications (Rp 45.4 trillion).

For Foreign Investment (PMA), the total value entering reached Rp 249.94 trillion. Singapore remains the largest source country with US$ 4.6 billion, followed by Hong Kong (US$ 2.7 billion), China (US$ 2.2 billion), the United States (US$ 1.7 billion), and Japan (US$ 1 billion). The accumulated investment from these five countries accounts for around 29% of the total national realisation.

This solid achievement has a significant impact on the employment sector. A total of 706,569 new workers were absorbed, an increase of 18.93% yoy.

In the meeting, President Prabowo Subianto instructed that investment should not only be pursued in terms of quantity but must also be able to create quality jobs. The Head of State also emphasised the importance of improving the investment climate and carrying out deregulation to eliminate barriers that slow down the investment process.

“So continue to improve; earlier the President said, the investment climate in Indonesia. We see the benchmarking with ASEAN countries, with OECD regulations and others,” concluded Rosan.