Jakarta. Indonesia has met its national investment target for 2025, with total realized investment expected to reach Rp 1,905 trillion ($113.9 billion), Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani said on Tuesday.

In a social media post, Rosan said the achievement provides a critical foundation for job creation, business expansion, and sustainable grassroots economic growth.

“As we approach the end of 2025, we are grateful that the national investment target of Rp 1,905 trillion has been achieved, God willing,” Rosan wrote.

He said the outcome reflected the collective efforts of multiple stakeholders, as well as strategic initiatives by the Ministry of Investment to foster a conducive investment climate, strengthen investor confidence, and ensure that incoming capital delivers tangible benefits to the public.

Looking ahead, Rosan acknowledged that challenges will intensify as the government sets more ambitious targets.

“The 2026 investment target will increase to Rp 2,175 trillion, requiring us to continue adapting, strengthen human resources, and work faster and more effectively,” he said.

Rosan added that the ministry remains committed to rolling out progressive policies, ensuring professional and efficient services, and prioritizing the creation of high-quality employment opportunities as Indonesia seeks to sustain investment-driven growth.