Jakarta’s investment performance in 2025 concluded the year with solid results, demonstrating resilience and steady growth amid continued global economic uncertainty. As Indonesia’s primary business and financial hub, Jakarta remained one of the country’s leading investment destinations, supported by a mature economic ecosystem, strong domestic demand, and sustained efforts by the Provincial Government to improve the investment climate.
During the fourth quarter of 2025, Jakarta’s investment realization reached IDR 66.8 trillion, contributing 13.4% of national investment realization and positioning Jakarta as the second-largest contributor nationally. This performance reflected steady year-end investment activity, with domestic investment remaining the primary driver, complemented by foreign investment inflows.
Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) played a particularly significant role during the quarter. Investment realization from domestic investors reached IDR 44.1 trillion, placing Jakarta as the top contributor nationally for DDI. This figure represented a 54.7% year-on-year increase, indicating strong confidence among domestic businesses in Jakarta’s economic fundamentals and overall business environment. The growth in domestic investment also highlights the effectiveness of ongoing efforts to streamline licensing, improve business facilitation, and maintain regulatory certainty.
At the same time, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Jakarta reached approximately IDR 22.7 trillion, equivalent to USD 1.4 billion, contributing nearly 9% of national FDI realization. While global economic uncertainty and shifting regional investment patterns continued to influence foreign capital flows, Jakarta remained an attractive location for service-oriented investments, particularly in sectors such as telecommunications, logistics, digital services, and corporate headquarters activities. Combined, domestic and foreign investment in the fourth quarter grew by 33.3% (IDR 66.8 trillion) compared to the same period in 2024 (IDR 50.1 trillion), reflecting strong year-end performance.
Looking at the full-year picture, Jakarta recorded a cumulative investment realization of IDR 270.9 trillion throughout 2025, marking a 12% year-on-year increase compared to 2024 (IDR 241.9 trillion). This figure represented approximately 14% of Indonesia’s total annual investment realization, reflecting Jakarta’s consistent contribution at the national level. The DDI remained the dominant driver, reaching IDR 175.3 trillion, while FDI totalled IDR 95.6 trillion, equivalent to around USD 6 billion. This composition reflects participation from both domestic and foreign investment sources, contributing to overall investment activity in the province.
Furthermore, investment realization in Jakarta throughout 2025 was supported by solid performance across several key sectors. The transportation, warehouse, and telecommunications sector recorded the largest share, reaching IDR 93.4 trillion, or 34% of total investment. This was followed by the other services sector with IDR 63.2 trillion (23%), and the trade and reparation sector, which contributed IDR 34.9 trillion (13%). Meanwhile, the housing, industrial estate, and office building sector recorded IDR 21.2 trillion (8%), while the construction sector reached IDR 21.4 trillion (8%).
Moreover, based on region, South Jakarta recorded the highest investment realization at approximately IDR 105.3 trillion in 2025. This was followed by Central Jakarta with IDR 70.2 trillion, North Jakarta with IDR 38.7 trillion, West Jakarta with IDR 29.5 trillion, and East Jakarta with IDR 27.1 trillion. The Thousand Islands (Kepulauan Seribu) recorded investment realization of approximately IDR 192 billion. These figures present the regional distribution of investment realization in Jakarta in 2025.
To sustain investment momentum, the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta continues to maintain and strengthen a conducive investment climate through enhanced risk-based supervision, improved licensing services, and consistent monitoring of investment realization. These efforts include facilitating the resolution of business licensing issues through the Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS-RBA), strengthening compliance with the Investment Activity Report (LKPM), and supporting partnerships between large enterprises and micro, small, and medium enterprises. In parallel, the Jakarta Government actively promotes priority projects through structured initiatives such as the Jakarta Investment Festival (JIF) 2025, supported by the preparation of Investment Project Ready to Offer (IPRO) documents, market-sounding activities, and direct engagement with potential investors.
To conclude, Jakarta’s investment performance in 2025 reflects a combination of strong domestic investor confidence, ongoing foreign investment activity, and consistent policy support. With its established business ecosystem, strategic sector focus, and continued investment facilitation initiatives, Jakarta remains well-positioned to attract sustainable investment that supports economic growth, job creation, and the city’s long-term vision as a global city.