Investment Needs in 2025

Indonesia projects significant investment needs for 2025 to achieve ambitious economic growth targets. The total investment need is estimated to be in the range of IDR 7,329.28 to IDR 7,417.86 trillion.
The government has an important role in encouraging economic growth through various infrastructure projects and other development programs. For 2025, investment from the government is targeted to be in the range of IDR 540.35 to IDR 626.44 trillion, which is equivalent to 7.37% to 8.45% of total investment needs.
These funds will be directed to finance strategic projects that can increase connectivity, improve public services, and support priority sectors such as health, education and technology.
BUMN also plays a crucial role in the national investment ecosystem. The investment target from BUMN is in the range of IDR 467.42 to IDR 490.07 trillion, or around 6.36% to 6.62% of the total investment needs. BUMN is expected to be able to drive key sectors such as energy, transportation and telecommunications.
With strong financial support, BUMN can encourage economic growth through the development of basic infrastructure and projects that have a broad impact on the national economy.
The private or public sector holds the largest portion of total investment needs in 2025. The investment target from this sector is estimated to reach IDR 6,321.51 to IDR 6,300.35 trillion, or the equivalent of 86.25% to 84.93% of the total investment needs .
Private sector participation is very important to drive various economic sectors, including manufacturing, services and technology. With supportive incentives and policies in place, the private sector can play a major role in job creation, increased competitiveness and innovation.
To achieve its ambitious economic growth target by 2025, Indonesia needs large investments involving various parties, including the government, state-owned companies and the private sector.
The total investment needs estimated at IDR 7,329.28 to IDR 7,417.86 trillion reflect the national commitment to encourage inclusive and sustainable development.
With good synergy between these three sectors, Indonesia can realize strong and sustainable economic growth, as well as improve the welfare of society as a whole.
Source: Bappenas