Indonesia is one of the world’s leading destinations for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). The factors driving investment into Indonesia differ from those in other emerging markets. Surveys and investment data indicate that Indonesia is particularly attractive to foreign investors due to:

• its large and increasingly skilled labour pool, which remains competitively priced; and

• its abundant natural resources, which support a wide range of industrial and downstream activities.

These structural advantages are reinforced by Indonesia’s large domestic market, strategic geographic location, and continued policy reforms aimed at improving the investment climate.

 

Why Indonesia?

 

5 Main Strategies of Indonesia’s Economic Transformation

National Dev’t Planning/RP JMN 2025-2029 (Source: BKPM).

Indonesia aspires to become a United, Sovereign, Developed & Sustainable Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia by 2045. Strategies for national transformation:

• Strengthening national defense and security system through food, digital economy, green economy, and blue economy

• Continuing infrastructure development and expanding agro-maritime industry in production centers

• Strengthening human resources development, science, technology, education, health, sports, and people with disabilities

• Continuing downstream processing and developing industries based on natural resources to increase added value within country

Indonesia will focus on attracting 9 strategic sectors with the greatest potential to drive economic growth:

1. New renewable strategy

2. Downstreaming industry

3. Food security

4. Semiconductor

5. Digital economy & data center

6. Export-oriented manufacturing industry 

7. Healthcare 

8. Nusantara capital city (IKN)

9. Education and vocational 

 

BRI FDI Service Solution

For information detail investment inquiries and assistance in exploring opportunities in Indonesia: bbri.id/investmentguidebook.

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