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Indonesia Secures Rp 6.3 Trillion in Investment Commitments at London Forum
Indonesia secured about Rp 6.3 trillion in investment commitments at the Indonesia Investment Forum in London on November 5.
The commitments cover tin processing, an AI data centre and heavy equipment assembly in Indonesia.
Titanium Capital plans to invest Rp 4.16 trillion in tin processing, Axelera plans a €50 million AI data centre in Batang, and BlackInk Co-operation Limited plans a US$77 million assembly facility in Jakarta.
The forum brought together about 100 delegates from industry, banking and government to discuss investment opportunities.
The commitments are plans, not confirmed completed investments, and Indonesia’s investment minister said the government is working to make rules and approvals more predictable.
In London, the minister also discussed possible continued investment by Prudential in insurance and financial services, with Indonesia aiming to raise insurance penetration to 3.2% by 2027.
Indonesia secured investment commitments worth about Rp 6.3 trillion, or US$385.1 million, at the Indonesia Investment Forum 2026 in London.
The commitments cover tin processing, an AI data centre and a heavy-equipment assembly facility.
The agreements were signed or presented at the forum on November 5, in the presence of Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani.
The forum brought together about 100 delegates from industry, banking and government.
Rosan said Indonesia was working to improve investment certainty and predictability through policy and regulatory changes.
- Who
- Indonesia and three companies: Titanium Capital, Axelera and BlackInk Co-operation Limited.
- What
- They signed or presented three strategic investment agreements worth about Rp 6.3 trillion in total.
- When
- November 5, 2026.
- Where
- The Indonesia Investment Forum in London, England.
- Why
- The forum promoted investment opportunities and connected potential investors with relevant stakeholders. The companies’ specific reasons are not stated.
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The government issued Regulation No. 28 of 2025, authorising the ministry to issue approvals and permits automatically when application requirements are met.
Three strategic investment agreements were signed or presented at the Indonesia Investment Forum in London.
Detik published its report on the investment commitments.
- Total commitments
- About Rp 6.3 trillion (US$385.1 million)
- Titanium Capital
- Rp 4.16 trillion (US$252.1 million) for tin processing
- Axelera
- EUR 50 million (US$56 million) for an AI data centre at KEK Industropolis Batang
- BlackInk Co-operation Limited
- US$77 million for a heavy-equipment assembly facility and parts at Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung
- Forum attendance
- About 100 delegates from industry, banking and government
What people are saying
When deciding to invest, I always say that investors do not like uncertainty. Investors want certainty, predictability, and credible processes.
Indonesia continues to work to improve the investment climate.