Indonesia attracted USD 59 billion in investment during the first half of 2025—nearly half of its full-year target of USD 119 billion. According to Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani, 30% of this figure came from downstream projects, which are key to the government’s economic transformation agenda. The performance exceeded earlier projections and signals strong investor interest in Indonesia’s efforts to add value to natural resources through domestic processing.

To support downstream growth, a national task force has conducted pre-feasibility studies for 18 strategic projects worth USD 38.6 billion, projected to create over 270,000 jobs. These projects span sectors such as minerals, agriculture, plantations, and fisheries. With strong first-half results and a clear downstream strategy, Indonesia is on track to meet its economic growth goals while ensuring long-term sustainability and inclusive job creation. Rosan confirmed that Danantara Indonesia will oversee the next phase of implementation and financing for these projects. 

Source: https://expatindonesia.id/2025/indonesia-secures-usd-59-billion-investment-in-first-half-of-2025/