Indonesia recorded IDR 528.7 trillion in realised investment in the third quarter of 2026, bringing total investment for the January–September period to IDR 1,539.2 trillion, or 75.4% of the government's annual target of IDR 2,041.3 trillion, according to the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry/BKPM. 

Investment and Downstreaming Minister Rosan Roeslani presented the figures to President Prabowo Subianto during a meeting at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta on 19 October. As reported by ANTARA News on 20 October, investment during the first nine months of 2026 increased by approximately 7.3% from IDR 1,434.3 trillion in the corresponding period of 2025. 

The ministry also reported that investment during the January–September period absorbed 2,194,496 workers. 

Foreign direct investment accounted for IDR 777.8 trillion, or 50.5% of total realised investment, while domestic investment contributed IDR 761.4 trillion, equivalent to 49.5%. 

Investment outside Java reached IDR 779.4 trillion, representing 50.6% of the national total, compared with IDR 759.8 trillion, or 49.4%, in Java, according to figures reported by Tirto. 

At the provincial level, Jakarta recorded the highest investment realisation at IDR 249.3 trillion, accounting for 16.2% of the national total. West Java followed with IDR 229.1 trillion, while Central Sulawesi recorded IDR 116 trillion. East Java and North Maluku registered IDR 110.5 trillion and IDR 96 trillion, respectively. 

Investment in downstream industries was also concentrated outside Java. According to Tirto, downstreaming investment outside Java reached IDR 373.1 trillion, accounting for approximately 78% of the total, while Java recorded IDR 106.9 trillion. 

BKPM published further details on third-quarter investment by business sector, project location and investor origin on 20 October. The figures are based on quarterly investment activity reports submitted by medium-sized and large businesses through Indonesia's Online Single Submission (OSS) system.