Rembang Regency Strengthens Investment Climate Through OSS RBA and LKPM Technical Guidance
Rembang — The Rembang Regency Government, through its Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Agency (DPMPTSP), held technical guidance on the Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach (OSS RBA) and Investment Activity Reports (LKPM) on Wednesday (11/06), as part of efforts to strengthen the regional investment ecosystem.
The event, held at Hotel Aston Inn Rembang, was attended by 38 business operators of various scales, ranging from micro, small and medium enterprises to large businesses. Additionally, eight Regional Apparatus Organisations (OPD) within the Rembang Regency Government were present as part of cross-sector synergy in investment oversight.
Head of Rembang Regency's DPMPTSP, Budiyono, emphasised the importance of integration and coordination between sectors in investment oversight. "In implementing the risk-based electronic business licensing system (OSS RBA), DPMPTSP serves as coordinator. However, technical aspects fall under the authority of the relevant OPDs. Therefore, through this event, we aim to align perceptions among related parties so that business licensing oversight can operate optimally in accordance with Government Regulation Number 5 of 2021," Budiyono said.
Budiyono added that improving business operators' understanding of LKPM is important for maintaining transparency, accountability and measurable investment realisation. "Synergy between the government and the business community is the key to successful regional investment. With a shared understanding, we hope investment in Rembang will continue to grow, delivering a positive impact on economic growth and employment," he concluded.
Technical Policy Analyst at the Central Java Provincial DPMPTSP, Lazuardi Rifki Muslim, who attended as a resource person, stated that the event was in line with central and regional government efforts to create a conducive investment climate and encourage sustainable investment realisation. He also stressed the importance of business operators' compliance in submitting LKPM reports periodically.
"Through LKPM, business operators not only fulfil administrative obligations but also possess proof of business legality in terms of fixed assets, workforce numbers, partnerships and potential export values that can boost business competitiveness," he explained.
Investment realisation in Rembang Regency during the first quarter of 2025 showed a significant increase. During the first 100 working days of Regent Harno and Deputy Regent Mochamad Hanies Cholil Barro', incoming investment was recorded at Rp375.35 billion, a sharp rise compared to the same period the previous year at Rp170.40 billion.
Through this event, business operators are expected to better understand the importance of integrating the OSS RBA system and LKPM reporting as part of professional, transparent and accountable investment governance.
The event, held at Hotel Aston Inn Rembang, was attended by 38 business operators of various scales, ranging from micro, small and medium enterprises to large businesses. Additionally, eight Regional Apparatus Organisations (OPD) within the Rembang Regency Government were present as part of cross-sector synergy in investment oversight.
Head of Rembang Regency's DPMPTSP, Budiyono, emphasised the importance of integration and coordination between sectors in investment oversight. "In implementing the risk-based electronic business licensing system (OSS RBA), DPMPTSP serves as coordinator. However, technical aspects fall under the authority of the relevant OPDs. Therefore, through this event, we aim to align perceptions among related parties so that business licensing oversight can operate optimally in accordance with Government Regulation Number 5 of 2021," Budiyono said.
Budiyono added that improving business operators' understanding of LKPM is important for maintaining transparency, accountability and measurable investment realisation. "Synergy between the government and the business community is the key to successful regional investment. With a shared understanding, we hope investment in Rembang will continue to grow, delivering a positive impact on economic growth and employment," he concluded.
Technical Policy Analyst at the Central Java Provincial DPMPTSP, Lazuardi Rifki Muslim, who attended as a resource person, stated that the event was in line with central and regional government efforts to create a conducive investment climate and encourage sustainable investment realisation. He also stressed the importance of business operators' compliance in submitting LKPM reports periodically.
"Through LKPM, business operators not only fulfil administrative obligations but also possess proof of business legality in terms of fixed assets, workforce numbers, partnerships and potential export values that can boost business competitiveness," he explained.
Investment realisation in Rembang Regency during the first quarter of 2025 showed a significant increase. During the first 100 working days of Regent Harno and Deputy Regent Mochamad Hanies Cholil Barro', incoming investment was recorded at Rp375.35 billion, a sharp rise compared to the same period the previous year at Rp170.40 billion.
Through this event, business operators are expected to better understand the importance of integrating the OSS RBA system and LKPM reporting as part of professional, transparent and accountable investment governance.