According to the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/BKPM report, Indonesia’s investment realization in Q3 2025 reached IDR 491.4 trillion, an increase from previous quarters (IDR 465.2 trillion in Q1 and IDR 477.7 trillion in Q2). Foreign investment accounted for 43.1% of Q3’s total realization, reaching IDR 212 trillion. Year-to-date, total investment has hit IDR 1,434.3 trillion, absorbing 1.9 million workers and achieving 75.3% of the 2025 target. Foreign investment contribution stood at 44.9% or approximately IDR 644.6 trillion, while domestic investment reached IDR 789.7 trillion.
Singapore leads as the top source of foreign investment, contributing USD 12.6 billion from January to September 2025, equivalent to 31.3% of total foreign investment. Singapore’s geographic proximity, economic stability, and status as a regional financial hub make it the main gateway for foreign capital entering Indonesia. Other top investors include Hong Kong with USD 7.3 billion (18.1%), China USD 5.4 billion (13.5%), Malaysia USD 2.7 billion (6.8%), and Japan USD 2.3 billion (5.8%). Java dominates investment distribution with 48.3% or IDR 692.5 trillion, while other regions contribute 51.7% or IDR 741.8 trillion. The largest sectoral investment comes from basic metal industries at IDR 196.4 trillion (13.7%), followed by transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications at 11.4%, mining at 11%, other services at 9.1%, and housing, industrial estates, and offices at 7.3%.
