Investment sees strong 20.8% boost in 2024 - Indonesian govt plans 15.5% increase in 2025 funding


Stable growth: Pedestrians in front of the Bank Indonesia headquarters in Jakarta. Indonesia contributes over 40% to the Asean economy, and the govt is confident that the country is more attractive than its peers in the region. — Bloomberg

JAKARTA: Indonesia booked strong growth in investment last year on the back of decent quarterly growth, thanks to well preserved political stability and economic fundamentals.

Investment and Downstream Minister Rosan Roeslani said in a press conference last Friday that total investment grew by 20.8% last year compared to the previous year.

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