Foreign investment in Bali has shown robust growth, reaching a total of IDR 18.7 trillion by the third quarter of 2025, with Australia contributing the largest share of IDR 2.3 trillion. Other notable investors include Russia (IDR 2.26 trillion), Singapore (IDR 2.2 trillion), France (IDR 1.4 trillion), and the Netherlands (IDR 996 billion). The sectors attracting the most foreign investment are residential, industrial, and office developments; hotels and restaurants; other services; trade and repair; and transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications.
Domestic investment also performed strongly, totaling IDR 13.65 trillion by the same period. Leading sectors for domestic capital include hotels and restaurants (IDR 5.2 trillion), trade and repair (IDR 2.9 trillion), services (IDR 2.2 trillion), transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications (IDR 1.4 trillion), and residential, industrial, and office developments (IDR 824 billion). With a combined total investment realization of IDR 32.39 trillion against a 2025 target of IDR 45.62 trillion, Bali continues to demonstrate a positive and growing investment climate for both foreign and domestic investors.
