Jakarta’s Investment Climbs Nearly 12% to $16 Billion in 2025
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- Jakarta recorded Rp 270.9 trillion ($16 billion) in total investment during 2025, an 11.99% increase driven by stronger investor confidence and economic stability in the capital.
- With robust domestic and foreign investment inflows, Jakarta contributed 14% to Indonesia’s total investment while maintaining steady economic growth and public optimism.
- Governor Pramono Anung said Jakarta’s investment performance and consumer confidence index demonstrate the city’s resilience and growing trust among investors.
Jakarta secured Rp 270.9 trillion (approximately $16 billion) in investment throughout 2025, marking an 11.99 percent increase from the previous year, Governor Pramono Anung announced on Wednesday.
The total investment consisted of Rp 175.3 trillion in domestic investment and Rp 95.6 trillion in foreign direct investment (FDI). “This achievement is a strong indicator of the high level of investor confidence in the Jakarta provincial administration,” Pramono said during a press conference at City Hall.
According to the governor, Jakarta’s investment inflows accounted for about 14 percent of Indonesia’s total national investment, positioning the capital as one of the country’s largest economic contributors.
Beyond the growing investment performance, Pramono also highlighted Jakarta’s steady economic expansion. In the third quarter of 2025, Jakarta’s economy grew by 4.96 percent year-on-year, signaling sustained recovery and macroeconomic stability. “This shows that Jakarta’s economic recovery and stability remain well maintained,” he said.
The governor further noted that public optimism toward the capital’s economic outlook had strengthened, citing the consumer confidence index (CCI), which reached 145.33 in December 2025. The figure reflects robust public sentiment about both current economic conditions and future prospects in Jakarta.
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