Jakarta. Indonesia attracted Rp 1.54 quadrillion ($86 billion) in investment during the first nine months of 2026, reaching 75.4% of its full-year target, Investment and Downstreaming Minister Rosan Roeslani said Monday.

Investment realization reached Rp 528.7 trillion in the third quarter alone, helping support employment growth across the country.

"Total investment from January to September 2026 reached Rp 1.5392 quadrillion, or 75.4% of the target. Total employment absorption reached 2.19 million people," Rosan said in Jakarta.

Domestic investment accounted for Rp 761.4 trillion, or 49.5% of the total, while foreign direct investment contributed Rp 777.8 trillion, or 50.5%.

Investment outside Java slightly exceeded that on the country's most populous island, reaching Rp 779.4 trillion, or 50.6% of total realization. Java attracted Rp 759.8 trillion, representing the remaining 49.4%.

Jakarta remained the largest investment destination among Indonesia's provinces, attracting Rp 249.3 trillion, or 16.2% of the national total.

West Java ranked second with Rp 229.1 trillion, followed by Central Sulawesi with Rp 116 trillion, East Java with Rp 110.5 trillion, and North Maluku with Rp 96 trillion.

By sector, basic metals and fabricated metal products, excluding machinery and equipment, attracted the largest share of foreign investment, totaling Rp 216.6 trillion.

Meanwhile, transportation, warehousing and telecommunications led domestic investment, with Rp 117.8 trillion in realized capital spending.

Investment Under Prabowo Reaches Rp 3.92 Quadrillion
Rosan also reported that cumulative investment since President Prabowo Subianto took office on Oct. 20, 2024, had reached approximately Rp 3.92 quadrillion by the end of September 2026.

The investment generated employment for around 5 million people during the period, he said after attending a meeting with Prabowo at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta.

More than half of the investment recorded during Prabowo's presidency flowed to regions outside Java.

According to Rosan, investment outside Java reached Rp 2.03 quadrillion, or 51.8% of the national total, compared with Rp 1.89 quadrillion, or 48.2%, on Java.

Domestic investment during the period totaled approximately Rp 1.99 quadrillion, accounting for 50.9%, while foreign investment reached Rp 1.92 quadrillion, or 49.1%.

The government has identified Rp 13.03 quadrillion in investment requirements through 2029 to support Prabowo's ambition of accelerating Indonesia's annual economic growth to 8%.

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