INA has secured USD25 billion in investment commitments since its establishment

The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) has received investment commitments from its investment partners amounting to USD 25 billion since its establishment in 2020.

Based on INA’s data, the investment commitments came from leading investors in 15 countries, with seven additional new partners in 2024 — most of whom are investing in Indonesia for the first time.

“Globally, we already have commitments of around 25 billion US dollars (from several partners). Last year there were several more partners, but what I would like to highlight here are the types of investors — many of whom are first-time investors,” said INA's Director of Investments, Johan Batubara.

As part of its mandate, all of these investments are designed not only to create long-term value but also to support Indonesia's sustainable economic development agenda. This consistent execution confirms INA's increasingly recognized role as a trusted investment partner, capable of mobilizing and channeling long-term capital at scale for national impact.