Indonesia has announced key economic metrics for 2025, sharing that the country attracted Rp 900.9 trillion (approximately US$53 billion) in foreign direct investments (FDI) last year. The government likewise shared that Indonesia was able to exceed its investment target for 2025. 

In addition, the government also proudly shared that jobs for 2.71 million people were created last year.

Which Country is Indonesia's Top Investor?

According to a report by Jakarta Globe, Singapore FDI topped the list for 2025, bringing in US$17.4 billion. Hong Kong and China are second and third, respectively. Hong Kong invested US$10.6 billion in Indonesia, while China invested US$7.5 billion.

Malaysia and Japan complete the top five with investments worth US$4.5 billion and US$3.1 billion, respectively.

The report also notes that West Java, in particular, has become very popular among investors. West Java is followed by Central Sulawesi and Jakarta.

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Indonesia Exceeds Investment Target

ANTARA News' report states that 2025 was a good year for Indonesia as the country actually exceeded its investment target for the year.

"We have achieved and even slightly exceeded the investment realization target for 2025, set at Rp1,905.6 trillion," said Investment and Downstreaming Minister Rosan Roeslani.

Rosan pointed out that the number is a 12.7% year-on-year (YoY) growth, which is a good indicator that investors continue to be confident in Indonesia and its economy.

In addition to this, Rosan also announced that 2.71 million jobs were created in 2025.

According to the minister, the Indonesian government remains committed to push for sustainable economic growth.

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