Jakarta has emerged as a key investment hub in Indonesia, with total investments reaching IDR 204.13 trillion (approximately USD 12.3 billion) in Q3 2025, marking a 6.4% growth compared to 2024. The capital city contributed 14.24% of national investment and generated employment for over 338,310 workers, primarily in services, transportation, trade, and food and beverage sectors, reinforcing Jakarta’s role as a central economic driver.
Governor Pramono Anung highlighted that rising investor interest reflects confidence in Jakarta’s economic stability and governance. To sustain this momentum, the local government is streamlining licensing, optimizing the Public Service Mall, and promoting investment through the Jakarta Investment Festival and Jakarta Investment Center. Additionally, non-traditional sectors such as sport tourism, including the Jakarta International Marathon and Jakarta Running Festival, are being developed to attract further investment.
