Investment in Downstream Sector Reaches IDR 147.5 Trillion, IMA Advocates for Manufacturing Strengthening
The downstream investment in Indonesia reached IDR 147.5 trillion in Q1 2026, representing 29.6% of the national total. This growth signals a robust domestic economic structure amid global challenges.
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In Q1 2026, Indonesia's downstream investment hit IDR 147.5 trillion, accounting for 29.6% of total national investment. The Indonesian Mining Association's Secretary General, Tony Wenas, emphasized the need to shift focus towards strengthening the manufacturing sector as a key off-taker.
He noted that the mining industry's obligations for value addition have been completed, and the current challenge is to create a deeper industrial ecosystem. This includes advancing the processing of raw materials into higher-value finished products. Wenas highlighted the importance of fostering industries that convert copper cathodes into wire rods and copper foils, which are critical for national demand.
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