Jakarta recorded positive investment growth in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its cumulative investment realization for January–September to the highest level among Indonesia’s provinces. The Department for Investment and One-Stop Services of the Jakarta Provincial Government report, based on data from the Ministry of Investment and the Downstream Industry (BKPM), presents a picture of investment activity across the city’s sectors and administrative areas. The report provides an overview of Jakarta’s investment performance during the third quarter and the first nine months of 2026, including contributions from domestic and foreign investors, key economic sectors, and administrative areas.
During July–September alone, Jakarta attracted IDR 75.7 trillion in investment, an increase of 19.49% compared with IDR 63.3 trillion in the same period of 2025. This placed Jakarta second among Indonesia’s provinces, contributing 14.3% of national investment realization during the quarter. The result demonstrates Jakarta’s consistent contribution to national investment activity and adds to its cumulative performance for the first nine months of the year. These results highlight Jakarta’s positive investment performance during the third quarter of 2026.
Looking more closely at Jakarta’s investment performance during the third quarter of 2026, domestic and foreign investment recorded different trends. Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) reached IDR 53.6 trillion, increasing by 31.32% year on year. Jakarta ranked first nationally for DDI, representing 20.7% of Indonesia’s domestic investment realization. Meanwhile, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) reached USD 1.34 billion, equivalent to IDR 22.1 trillion according to the report. FDI was 2.0% lower year on year, placing Jakarta fifth nationally with an 8.2% share.
Viewed over January–September, Jakarta’s cumulative investment reached IDR 249.3 trillion, rising by 22.1% from IDR 204.2 trillion in the corresponding period of 2025. This placed Jakarta first nationally, with a 16.2% contribution to Indonesia’s total. Cumulative DDI reached IDR 160.1 trillion, while FDI totaled USD 5.4 billion, equivalent to IDR 89.1 trillion or 11.5% of the national FDI total. Both domestic and foreign investment recorded year-on-year growth, contributing to Jakarta’s overall investment performance during the first nine months of 2026.
The distribution across sectors offers a clearer picture of the economic activities receiving investment. Transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications led in January–September, with IDR 76.3 trillion, representing 31% of Jakarta’s total investment realization. Other services followed with IDR 69.3 trillion, or 28%, while trade and repair attracted IDR 34.3 trillion, or 14%. These sectors are consistent with Jakarta’s role as a center for business, services, trade and connectivity.
Jakarta’s investment performance during the first nine months of 2026 indicates continued growth, supported by contributions from both domestic and foreign investors. To maintain this positive trend, the Jakarta Provincial Government continues to improve investment services, address business challenges, and promote investment opportunities across various sectors. It is also strengthening investment planning and coordination with relevant stakeholders to support future investment activities. These initiatives aim to create a more favorable investment environment, attract further investment, and support Jakarta’s long-term economic development.