#Investment
Nusantara Capital authority secures Rp225 trillion in investments
The Nusantara Capital (IKN) Authority has announced a significant financial milestone, marking one year under President Prabowo Subianto’s administration, confirming that the development of Indonesia’s new capital is now supported by a strong and increasingly independent financial foundationand no longer reliant solely on state funding.
Chandra Asri Group to invest US$1 billion in regional energy transformation
Chandra Asri Group has announced plans to invest US$1 billion (Rp16.6 trillion) to accelerate its energy transformation and strengthen its integrated business operations across Southeast Asia.
Danantara’s waste-to-energy push sparks surge in waste management stocks
Indonesia’s waste-to-energy (WTE) initiative, championed by State investment management agency BPI Danantara and backed by Patriot Bonds funding, has ignited a rally in several waste management-related stocks on the local exchange.
Freeport, government still finalizing 12 percent share divestment deal
President Director of copper and gold miner PT Freeport Indonesia, Tony Wenas, has clarified that discussions on the government’s planned acquisition of an additional 12 percent stake in the mining company are still ongoing, despite earlier statements from the Investment Minister suggesting that the deal has been agreed upon.
Economist questions BPS methodology behind Q2 growth
Concerns have mounted over Indonesia’s official economic growth data after the Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reported second-quarter (Q2) 2025 growth of 5.12 percent, with an economist arguing that it does not match leading indicators.
China commits US$250 B to green investment, Indonesia is key hub
Indonesia is now a leading destination for Chinese green investment, particularly in nickel, precursor materials, and solar panel manufacturing, making it a key part of the global green industry value chain, according to the Net Zero Industry Policy Lab's report, “China’s Green Leap Outward.”
Indonesia sets the stage as a global leader in energy transition with ICMMS 2025
Indonesia takes a bold step forward in global energy transition as the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry, in partnership with Fastmarkets, is hosting the 2025 International Critical Minerals and Metals Summit (ICMMS).
Seventy-five listed companies named in Tempo-IDNFinancials’ 52 Index
The Night of Appreciation for Listed Companies on Friday evening, September 19, 2025, awarded 75 companies − with a total market capitalization of Rp9.67 quadrillion (US$577 billion) and representing 78.41 percent of the entire market capitalization of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) − as Tempo-IDNFinancials 52 Index top performers.
Indonesia targets US$100 billion AI investment to boost digital economy: Airlangga
Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Airlangga Hartarto, emphasized the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) investments to accelerate the nation's growth, citing the government’s ongoing efforts to integrate AI and digital technology into the country’s economic framework and global tech companies’s interest to invest some US$100 billion in the technology.
Danantara eyes investment in Vale’s HPAL smelter projects
Indonesia’s sovereign wealth agency, BPI Danantara, is exploring potential investment in mining company PT Vale Indonesia’s (INCO) high-profile smelter projects.
Concerns raised over government plan to shift US$13.2 B to Himbara for fossil fuel financing
A proposal by the government, led by Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, to move Rp200 trillion (US$13.2 billion) from the state’s reserves held by the Indonesian Central Bank (BI) to the State-Owned Banks Association (Himbara) has sparked concern among economic experts and environmental advocates.
Venteny expects to secure Rp300-400 billion loan from Japanese investors
Technology-based financial services firm PT Venteny Fortuna International (VTNY) is expected to secure additional loans worth Rp300–400 billion (US$24.3 million) from Japanese investors by the end of 2025.