Focusing on Strategic Areas, INA’s Investment Reaches IDR 65.4 Trillion

The total cumulative investment of the Indonesia Investment Authority or INA until May 2025 reaches IDR65.4 trillion. The direction of INA’s investments, particularly in 2024, focuses on four strategic areas: transportation and logistics, green energy and transformation, digital infrastructure, and health. According to INA data, as of December 2024, there were a total of 15 transactions, with a cumulative value of IDR60.9 trillion. This consists of INA’s contribution of IDR24.9 trillion and investor partners’ contributions of IDR36 trillion. This positive trend continued as the value increased to IDR65.4 trillion by May 2025.

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CEO of INA, Ridha Wirakusumah, stated that INA's investment approach is consistent with discipline, based on strong fundamentals, and oriented towards the creation of long-term value. Additionally, it focuses on ensuring meaningful development impacts for Indonesia. INA, Wirakusumah continued, seeks resilience through investments in sectors and industries that meet essential and long-term needs. "We invest in things that are important for Indonesia today and will continue to be needed by future generations," he stated in a press release.