Jakarta, January 15, 2026 — Indonesia has witnessed a striking reversal in its foreign direct investment (FDI) metrics with the fourth quarter of 2025 ending on a high note. The recent data update indicates that the FDI growth rate has improved to 4.30%, a significant turnaround from the -8.90% observed in the third quarter of the same year.
This remarkable shift underscores a positive sentiment around Indonesia's economic landscape as foreign investors increasingly show confidence in the market's potential and stability. The Year-over-Year analysis highlights how Indonesia has not only bounced back from the prior negative trend but also outperformed the previous year's comparable period.
Analysts attribute this renewed vigor in FDI to various economic reforms and incentives rolled out by the Indonesian government, aiming to attract and secure international investments. With these strategic moves, Indonesia positions itself as a growing hub for economic opportunities in the region, laying the groundwork for sustained economic growth in the coming years.