In the first half of 2026, Jakarta emerged as Indonesia’s leading hub for investments, securing a total of Rp 173.6 trillion, equivalent to $9.7 billion. This impressive figure comprises Rp 106.5 trillion in domestic investment and Rp 67.1 trillion in foreign direct investment (FDI), underscoring the robust confidence investors have in the nation’s capital.
During the second quarter alone, Jakarta attracted investments amounting to Rp 94.9 trillion, or $5.3 billion, which represented 18.5% of Indonesia’s overall investment realization for that period. The capital city distinguished itself as the top destination for domestic investment, with a notable Rp 58.6 trillion, while also securing Rp 36.3 trillion in foreign direct investment, positioning it as the country’s second-largest FDI recipient.
Officials attribute Jakarta’s strong investment performance to ongoing enhancements in the ease of doing business, improvements in public services, and a generally favorable investment climate. These factors have played a crucial role in attracting both domestic and international investors to the city.
Meanwhile, West Java followed Jakarta as the second most popular investment destination in Indonesia, drawing in Rp 138.1 trillion in investments during the same period. This highlights the competitive investment landscape within the country, with multiple regions vying for investor attention.
