Indonesia Targets Rp 2,175 Trillion Investment by 2026 Across Key Sectors
Indonesia aims to attract Rp 2,175 trillion in investments by 2026, primarily targeting housing, industrial zones, renewable energy, and waste management. In 2024, housing investments are projected to reach Rp 140.4 trillion, a 14.24% increase from the previous year, supported by government initiatives including a digital industrial zone and a three million house program. The country also emphasizes renewable energy, with a goal of sourcing 76% of electricity from green sources by 2034, and highlights a US$ 900 million geothermal energy project set for this year.
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Indonesia's Minister of Investment and CEO of Danantara, Rosan P Roeslani, announced a target of Rp 2,175 trillion in investments by 2026, focusing on housing, industrial zones, renewable energy, and waste management. In 2024, investments in housing and related sectors reached Rp 140.4 trillion, a 14.24% increase from Rp 122.9 trillion in 2023.
The government supports two programs to enhance these sectors: a digital industrial zone and a three million house initiative. The Nongsa Special Economic Zone is expected to attract investment in large-scale data centers.
Renewable energy is prioritized, with a goal of 76% of electricity from green sources by 2034. The potential for geothermal energy investment is highlighted, with a US$ 900 million project expected this year.
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