The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) and its investment partners have deployed around 74.5 trillion rupiah (US$4.7 billion) within the Southeast Asian nation since the sovereign wealth fund was established in 2021, with nearly three-quarters going into the transport and logistics, and digital and artificial intelligence industries.
INA invested 33.3 trillion rupiah of the total, while its investment partners put in 41.2 trillion rupiah, the wealth fund says in a statement on July 1.
The figure was as of end-2025, and was 22.3% higher than the 60.9 trillion rupiah deployed in 2024.
Transport and logistics assets accounted for 44% of the total, while 29.5% went into digital and artificial intelligence-related assets.
INA managed 146.2 trillion rupiah of assets last year.
According to Oki Ramadhana, chief executive officer of INA, the wealth fund’s journey since 2021 “reflects how global investors’ confidence in Indonesia has translated into long-term investments across strategic sectors”.
“Amid an increasingly complex global environment, INA remains committed to strong governance, long-term value creation, and disciplined investment practices,” he says.
“Looking ahead, INA will continue to deliver on its mandate by strengthening investment partnerships, connecting long-term capital with strategic investment opportunities, and supporting Indonesia’s economic development through sustainable investment.”
