In the first half of 2026, Jakarta has firmly established itself as Indonesia’s leading investment hub, attracting a substantial Rp 173.6 trillion, equivalent to $9.7 billion, in total investments. This influx of capital is split between Rp 106.5 trillion in domestic investments and Rp 67.1 trillion in foreign direct investment (FDI), underscoring the high level of investor confidence in the nation’s capital.
The second quarter of the year alone saw Jakarta securing investments amounting to Rp 94.9 trillion, or $5.3 billion, which represents 18.5% of the total investment realization across Indonesia. During this period, Jakarta not only led the country in domestic investment with Rp 58.6 trillion but also emerged as the second most favored destination for FDI, attracting Rp 36.3 trillion.
Officials attribute this robust performance to ongoing enhancements in the ease of doing business, improvements in public services, and the creation of a favorable investment climate in the city. These factors have collectively contributed to Jakarta’s appeal as a prime investment location.
Meanwhile, West Java claimed the second spot nationally in terms of investment, drawing Rp 138.1 trillion during the same period, illustrating its own growing attractiveness to investors.