First-half result
Investment Minister and BKPM (Investment Coordinating Board) head Rosan Roeslani said Indonesia drew Rp 1,010.6 trillion of investment from January to June 2026. That was 7.2% more than a year earlier.
The full-year target is Rp 2,041.3 trillion, so 49.5% was reached in six months.
Meeting the full-year target will require a similar pace in the second half.
Foreign and domestic capital
PMA, or foreign-owned companies, contributed Rp 507.6 trillion, or 50.2%. PMDN, or domestic investors, contributed Rp 502.9 trillion, or 49.8%.
Singapore led source countries with 8.8 billion dollars. Hong Kong followed with 7.8 billion, then China with 3.9 billion, Japan with 1.9 billion and the United States with 1.7 billion dollars.
The split between foreign and domestic capital is almost even. Domestic investors are keeping pace with foreign ones.
Where the money went
Regions outside Java received Rp 507.8 trillion, up 6.7%. Java received Rp 502.8 trillion, up 7.7%.
The release gives no separate figure for Bali and no sector breakdown covering hotels or real estate. Provincial data usually follow later from local investment offices.
The backdrop
The data came out while the rupiah was near record lows and Bank Indonesia held its policy rate at 5.75%. A weak currency makes Indonesian assets cheaper in dollars but raises the risk for foreign investors.
BKPM figures count investment that companies have actually carried out, not announced plans. That is why they serve as a key gauge of real capital inflows.