I. Government Launches 55 Infrastructure Projects to Private Sector
 

I. The Ministry of Public Works (PU) plans to launch 55 infrastructure projects to the private sector through the Government and Business Entity Cooperation (KPBU/PPP) scheme, targeting financing of IDR 651.46 trillion. This aims to cover 34.19% of the USD 117.18 billion infrastructure funding gap in the 2025-2029 National Medium-Term Development Plan.

The total funding requirement is IDR 1,900 trillion (USD 117.18 billion). The government can only cover 60% (approximately IDR 678.91 trillion from central funds + IDR 473.28 trillion from regional funds), with the remaining 40% to be addressed through diversified financing. The KPBU/PPP scheme accounts for 34.19% (IDR 651.46 trillion), while another 5.34% (IDR 101.65 trillion) remains a funding gap.

The project breakdown includes:Water Resources Projects (24): 16 in the transaction phase, 8 in preparation, targeting IDR 160.62 trillion，Road Projects (19): 14 in the preparation phase at the Ministry of Finance, 5 advancing, targeting IDR 448.88 trillion，Regional Planning Projects (12): 11 in transaction, 1 in preparation, targeting IDR 42.04 trillion，The Ministry of Public Works emphasized that these projects focus not only on infrastructure development but also on creating sustainable social benefits.

Source: Indonesia Daily

II. Indonesia's Realized Investment Reached IDR 1,434.3 Trillion as of September

The Minister of Investment and Downstream Industry reported that as of September 2025, Indonesia's realized investment reached IDR 1,434.3 trillion, representing a 13.7% year-on-year increase and achieving 75.3% of the annual target. These investments have created 1.956 million job opportunities.

Geographic distribution shows:Investment realized outside Java: IDR 741.8 trillion (51.7%)，Investment realized within Java: IDR 692.5 trillion (48.3%)，By investment type:Domestic Investment (PMDN): IDR 789.7 trillion (55.1%)，Foreign Investment (PMA): IDR 644.6 trillion (44.9%)，Major investment regions include:West Java Province: IDR 218.2 trillion (15.2%)，Jakarta: IDR 204.2 trillion (14.2%)，East Java Province: IDR 105.1 trillion (7.3%)

Primary foreign investment sources:Singapore: USD 12.6 billion，Hong Kong, China: USD 7.3 billion，Mainland China: USD 5.4 billion，Key investment sectors:，Base metal, metal goods, and equipment manufacturing: IDR 196.4 trillion (13.7%)，Transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications: IDR 163.3 trillion (11.4%)，Mining: IDR 158.1 trillion (11%)

Source: Indonesia Daily