By 2024, Indonesia's investment realisation reached IDR1.7 trillion and employed 2,456,130 workers, according to Minister of Investment and Downstream/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Rosan Perkasa Roeslani. This result exceeded the target set at IDR1.6 trillion. The investment breakdown shows that foreign investment dominated at IDR 900.2 trillion, followed by domestic investment of IDR 814 trillion. Investment realisation outside Java stood at IDR 895.4 trillion, compared to IDR 818.8 trillion within Java. In his statement, Rosan conveyed the positive response from the business community to the government's policies and initiatives aimed at promoting equal distribution.

The downstream sector contributed to the IDR 408.7 trillion investment realisation, including IDR 245.2 trillion from the mineral sector (nickel, bauxite, copper, tin) and IDR 67.1 trillion; forestry (pulp & paper) IDR 64 trillion; oil and gas (petrochemical industry) IDR 23.1 trillion; electric vehicle ecosystem (electric vehicle batteries) IDR 8.4 trillion. Moving forward, the downstream is expected to expand into new sectors and commodities. Rosan emphasised that Indonesia still has significant potential for growth, considering its economic contribution to ASEAN is up to 40%, and Foreign Direct Investment entering ASEAN in 2024 was USD 240 billion. The investment target for 2025 is IDR 1.9 trillion, it will be driven by downstream and regulatory reforms to create a conducive investment climate.
Source:
 https://finance.detik.com/berita-ekonomi-bisnis/d-7759960/realisasi-investasi-indonesia-capai-rp-1-714-triliun-serap-2-4-juta-tenaga-kerja