Foreign Investment in Bali Reaches IDR 18.7 Trillion, Australia Tops the List

BALI – The Bali Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (PMPTSP) recorded that the value of Foreign Investment (PMA) on the Island of the Gods reached IDR 18.7 trillion in the third quarter of 2025.

This figure shows the high level of interest from international investors in strategic sectors in Bali, which continue to grow despite global dynamics that remain volatile.

Australia was the country that contributed the highest value of foreign investment in Bali at Rp 2.3 trillion. This was followed by Russia with an investment value of Rp 2.26 trillion, Singapore (Rp 2.2 trillion), France (Rp 1.4 trillion), and the Netherlands (Rp 996 billion).

The five sectors with the highest foreign investment realization in Bali are housing, industrial estates, and offices; hotels and restaurants; other services; trade and repairs; and transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications.

“The investment targets for both PMA and PMDN have increased (from last year),” said Sukra on Wednesday (3/12/2025).

By the third quarter of 2025, the total combined realization of FDI and DDI investments had reached Rp 32.39 trillion, showing a significant achievement approaching the annual target.

For Domestic Investment (PMDN), the realization up to the third quarter of 2025 stood at Rp 13.65 trillion, with hotels and restaurants being the most dominant sector with a value of Rp 5.2 trillion.

The trade and repair sector followed with IDR 2.9 trillion, then the service sector with IDR 2.2 trillion, transportation and telecommunications with IDR 1.4 trillion, and housing and industrial areas with IDR 824 billion.