The Ministry of Investment and Downstream/BKPM organized a Cross-Government Framing Workshop to develop the Handbook on Obligations in International Investment Treaties. This strategic collaboration with APEC, Australia's DFAT, and National University of Singapore aims to enhance government officials' understanding of Indonesia's rights and obligations in international investment agreements.

Comprehensive Guide for Policy Makers

Deputy for Investment Cooperation of the Ministry of Investment and Downstream/BKPM Tirta Nugraha Mursitama emphasized the importance of the handbook as a strategic guide for policy makers at all government levels.

"This handbook will be very useful for all of us as state officials to understand and implement our obligations in every international investment agreement, to demonstrate our commitment to partner countries and foreign investors," said Tirta.

This initiative ensures every government decision aligns with applicable investment agreement provisions while preventing potential disputes that could harm the state.

Comprehensive Review of Investment Agreements

The handbook development project will include:

• Comprehensive review of bilateral and regional investment agreements signed by Indonesia
• In-depth assessment of applicable domestic regulations
• Case studies of investment disputes that have occurred
• Practical guidance for appropriate and accountable investment dynamics response

Australia's Support Strengthens Economic Cooperation

Minister Counsellor for Economic, Investment and Infrastructure of the Australian Embassy Jonathan Gilbert emphasized the importance of cross-sector and cross-country synergy to create a stable and predictable investment climate.

"We all know that investment requires close involvement from various parties to build an attractive investment environment and facilitate economic relations, not only between Indonesia and Australia, but also with all APEC members," Gilbert stated.

DFAT Australia's support marks the continuation of both countries' commitment to strengthening economic cooperation, particularly in investment.

Cross-Ministry Collaboration Forum

This workshop serves as an initial forum to build collective awareness across ministries and institutions, ensuring international obligations management is conducted harmoniously and coordinately.

The Ministry of Investment and Downstream/BKPM encourages active participation from all participants and expects constructive input during the handbook development process.

Impact on Regional Investment Ecosystem

This handbook will significantly impact regions in creating a healthy, competitive, and sustainable investment ecosystem. Comprehensive understanding of international obligations will help regions:

• Formulate investment policies aligned with international standards
• Prevent detrimental investment disputes
• Increase foreign investor confidence
• Strengthen regional investment competitiveness

DPMPTSP Sintang Regency's Commitment

DPMPTSP Sintang Regency is committed to implementing this handbook guidance to improve investment service quality according to international standards. This will strengthen Sintang Regency's position as a trusted and professional investment destination.

With deep understanding of international investment treaty obligations, DPMPTSP is ready to provide investment facilitation that is not only attractive but also minimizes dispute risks for investors.

Towards Sustainable Investment

This strategic step aligns with Indonesia's commitment to creating a healthy, competitive, and sustainable investment ecosystem supporting national and regional development agendas.

International Standard Investment Information

For investment consultation with international standards in Sintang Regency, contact:

Address: Jl. Pattimura No. 1, Kel. Tanjung Puri Kec. Sintang, Kabupaten Sintang, Kalimantan Barat
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Phone: 0565-2060001

South Korean Investment in Indonesia Reaches USD11.3 Billion in the Last 5 Years

South Korean investors' interest in Indonesia remains high. This is marked by the inauguration of Dongsung Chemical, a South Korean chemical company that produces polyurethane (PU), on Wednesday (30/04), in Karawang, West Java.

Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, who participated in the factory operational inauguration ceremony, conveyed the importance of this investment as an indicator that Indonesia remains an attractive investment destination, even for companies with high-technology products.

Dongsung Chemical's Largest Production Facility

Built on a 82,000 square meter land with a building area of 23,000 square meters, this factory is the largest production facility owned by the company, even exceeding production capacity in its home country.

Dongsung Chemical's products are used in various sectors, such as:

• Automotive industry (seats, headrests, interior linings)
• Footwear (shoe soles and adhesives)
• Household goods (mattresses, sofas, waterproof coatings)
• Manufacturing and construction (sealants, adhesives, surface protection)

Indonesia as a High-Technology Production Hub

Minister Rosan emphasized the importance of this investment as an indicator that Indonesia remains an attractive investment destination, even for companies with high-technology products.

"The presence of this factory once again proves that Indonesia is not only an investment destination that remains attractive to investors but is also trusted to become a center for the production and export of high-technology products. This investment will create jobs and strengthen Indonesia's position in the global supply chain," said Rosan.

Open for Business and Industrial Downstream

On this occasion, Rosan also stated that the government actively continues to enhance cooperation with Indonesia's strategic partners to invest in the country. Moreover, according to him, currently, based on the direction of President Prabowo, Indonesia is very open for business, especially those aligned with the government's agenda in promoting industrial downstream and creating quality jobs.

South Korea: Indonesia's Strategic Investor

In the last five years (2020-2024), South Korea has been recorded as the 7th largest source of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Indonesia, with a total investment of USD11.3 billion.

Rosan believes that the cooperation between South Korea and Indonesia that has been going well must be maintained and even enhanced. "I believe the actual investment realization figures are much larger, as there are investments from Korea entering through other countries such as Malaysia or Singapore," continued Minister Rosan.

Karawang as a Global Strategic Hub

For Dongsung Chemical, the factory in Karawang is an important part of the company's long-term growth plan. Dongsung Chemical Chairman Baek Jeong-ho said that his investment in Indonesia is not only to increase production capacity but also part of the company's strategy to continue growing.

"This new factory in Indonesia is the best PU system production base in Southeast Asia, serving as a global strategic hub reaching from Asia, Latin America, to Europe. This is not just an expansion of production facilities but also an important milestone in expanding Dongsung Chemical's technology and global vision," said Baek.

Positive Trend of South Korean Investment

Based on data from the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industries/BKPM, in the first quarter of 2025, South Korea recorded an impressive investment performance by ranking seventh as the largest country of origin for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Indonesia. During this period, South Korea's investment value reached USD683.29 million spread across various sectors.

This trend reflects the consistent interest and optimism of South Korean investors toward investment opportunities in Indonesia.

Supporting Domestic Industry Collaboration and Sustainable Investment

Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries/Deputy Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Todotua Pasaribu attended the launch of PT Lenovo Indonesia's latest products that have met the Domestic Component Level (TKDN) requirements in Batam (29/4). These new products include the Lenovo K14 Gen 3 and ThinkCentre Neo 50a Gen 5, which were officially launched today.

"On this occasion, we appreciate the collaboration between PT Sat Nusapersada and Lenovo Indonesia to produce two new products in Indonesia and meet TKDN regulations. This collaboration is expected to enhance the empowerment of domestic industries," said Deputy Minister Todotua.

Government Commitment to Contributing Investors

Deputy Minister Todotua added that the government is committed to providing support to investors who have contributed to national economic growth. This is also part of the government's strategy to not only attract new investments but to provide full facilitation and support to existing investors who have proven their contribution through:

• Job creation
• Technology transfer
• Strengthening local industries

"The government is present to ensure that investments that have been made truly receive support to develop and become sustainable. We pay serious attention to investors who have shown positive impacts on the economy, especially in the regions where they operate," said Deputy Minister Todotua.

Profile of PT Lenovo Indonesia

PT. Lenovo Indonesia is a multinational technology company operating in more than 60 countries and selling its products in around 180 countries. Lenovo sells and produces various electronic goods in Indonesia, including:

• PC/Notebooks
• Smart home devices
• Data center products

Since 2019, PT Lenovo Indonesia has partnered with PT. Sat Nusapersada (Tbk) in developing its products.

Batam: Electronics Industry Hub and Strategic Investment

Batam City, as part of Riau Islands Province, has long been a magnet for manufacturing sector investments, particularly in electronics. The total investment realization in Riau Islands Province for the First Quarter of 2025 reached IDR13.22 trillion, ranking 12th by location.

From this total realization:

• Domestic Direct Investment (PMDN): IDR3.69 trillion with 5,001 projects
• Foreign Direct Investment (PMA): USD595.65 million with 2,126 projects

Penciptaan Lapangan Kerja Meningkat 8,5% dengan 594.104 Tenaga Kerja Terserap

Di tengah ketidakpastian ekonomi global, Indonesia kembali mencatatkan pertumbuhan investasi yang positif. Realisasi investasi sepanjang Triwulan I 2025 mencapai Rp465,2 triliun, naik 2,7% dibandingkan Triwulan IV 2024 dan meningkat signifikan 15,9% dibandingkan periode yang sama tahun lalu. Capaian ini telah memenuhi 24,4% target realisasi investasi tahun 2025 sebesar Rp1.905,6 Triliun.

Kinerja investasi ini juga membawa dampak positif pada penciptaan lapangan kerja, dengan serapan tenaga kerja langsung mencapai 594.104 orang, meningkat 8,5% dibandingkan Triwulan I 2024. Hal ini disampaikan oleh Menteri Investasi dan Hilirisasi/Kepala Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal (BKPM) Rosan Perkasa Roeslani dalam Konferensi Pers Realisasi Investasi Triwulan I 2025, pada Selasa (29/04).

Ketahanan Ekonomi Nasional di Tengah Dinamika Global

Menurut Rosan, capaian ini mencerminkan ketahanan ekonomi nasional serta berjalannya strategi pemerintah dalam menjaga daya tarik dan iklim investasi di tengah dinamika global.

"Kalau kita lihat trennya sangat baik, karena di tahun 2025 ini, kenaikannya investasi dibandingkan tahun 2024 itu 15,9%, di mana kenaikan yang cukup tinggi, ini kami lihat dari appetite yang masuk dan realisasi investasi yang terus berjalan, insyaAllah angka itu bisa kita capai," ujar Rosan.

Rosan menambahkan bahwa ketegangan perdagangan global seperti kenaikan tarif impor Amerika Serikat belum berdampak langsung terhadap arus investasi ke Indonesia. Angka realisasi investasi mencerminkan pengeluaran modal untuk proyek fisik seperti pembangunan pabrik, infrastruktur, dan fasilitas produksi yang melibatkan kalkulasi bisnis dan risiko jangka panjang.

"Capaian ini menjadi indikator yang sangat baik dan positif di tengah meningkatnya tensi geopolitik dan geoekonomi. Alhamdulillah, kami melihat minat investasi, baik dari dalam maupun luar negeri, terus meningkat di Indonesia," jelas Rosan.

Sektor Industri Manufaktur Dominasi Realisasi Investasi

Sektor industri manufaktur mendominasi realisasi investasi berdasarkan sektor usaha, dengan nilai Rp67,3 triliun, diikuti:

• Transportasi dan telekomunikasi (Rp66,5 triliun)
• Pertambangan (Rp48,6 triliun)

Distribusi Investasi Semakin Berimbang

Distribusi investasi antara Pulau Jawa dan luar Pulau Jawa juga semakin berimbang:

• Luar Jawa: Rp235,9 triliun (50,7% dari total investasi)
• Jawa: Rp229,3 triliun (49,3% dari total investasi)

Pertumbuhan investasi di luar Jawa sebesar 17,4% mempertegas arah pemerataan pembangunan nasional. Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah menjadi salah satu motor pertumbuhan luar Jawa dengan capaian realisasi Rp32,7 triliun, menempatkannya dalam lima besar nasional bersama DKI Jakarta (Rp69,8 triliun) dan Jawa Barat (Rp68,5 triliun).

PMA dan PMDN Tumbuh Seimbang

Di tengah tekanan eksternal, Penanaman Modal Asing (PMA) tetap berkontribusi signifikan sebesar Rp230,4 triliun, atau 49,5% dari total realisasi investasi. Sementara angka Penanaman Modal Dalam Negeri (PMDN) sebesar Rp234,8 triliun atau 50,5%.

Lima sektor penyumbang angka PMA terbesar adalah:

1. Industri logam dasar, barang logam, bukan mesin dan peralatan lainnya (US$3,6 miliar)
2. Pertambangan (US$1,2 miliar)
3. Transportasi, gudang dan telekomunikasi (US$1,1 miliar)
4. Jasa lainnya (US$1,1 miliar)
5. Industri kimia dan farmasi (US$0,9 miliar)

Singapura tetap menjadi sumber investasi terbesar (US$4,6 miliar), diikuti Hong Kong, Tiongkok, Malaysia, dan Jepang.

Program Hilirisasi Dorong Investasi

Program hilirisasi sumber daya alam terus menjadi pilar utama dalam mendorong investasi. Pada Triwulan I 2025, realisasi investasi di sektor hilirisasi mencapai Rp136,3 triliun atau 29,3% dari total investasi nasional.

Kontribusi terbesar berasal dari:

• Sektor mineral (Rp97,60 triliun)
• Sektor perkebunan dan kehutanan (Rp31,12 triliun)
• Minyak dan gas bumi (Rp6,55 triliun)
• Perikanan dan kelautan (Rp1,03 triliun)

Target Pertumbuhan Ekonomi 5,3%

Memasuki tahun 2025, pemerintah menargetkan realisasi investasi sebesar Rp1.905,6 triliun, naik 11,14% dari capaian tahun lalu sebesar Rp1.714,2 triliun, guna menopang target pertumbuhan ekonomi nasional sebesar 5,3%.

"Dengan fondasi yang kuat dan reformasi struktural yang terus berjalan, Indonesia optimistis dapat menjaga momentum pertumbuhan investasi sekaligus memperkuat fondasi ekonomi nasional di tengah tantangan global," pungkas Rosan.

Job Creation Increases by 8.5% with 594,104 Workers Absorbed

Amid global economic uncertainties, Indonesia has once again recorded positive investment growth. Investment realization throughout the first quarter of 2025 reached IDR465.2 trillion, up 2.7% compared to Q4 2024 and significantly increased by 15.9% compared to the same period last year. This achievement has fulfilled 24.4% of the 2025 investment realization target of IDR1,905.6 trillion.

This investment performance has also had a positive impact on job creation, with direct labor absorption reaching 594,104 people, an 8.5% increase compared to Q1 2024. This was announced by the Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Rosan Perkasa Roeslani during the Q1 2025 Investment Realization Press Conference on Tuesday (29/04).

National Economic Resilience Amid Global Dynamics

According to Rosan, this achievement reflects national economic resilience and the implementation of government strategies in maintaining investment attractiveness and climate amid global dynamics.

"If we look at the trend, it's very good, because in 2025, the investment increase compared to 2024 is 15.9%, which is quite high. We see this from the incoming appetite and ongoing investment realization, and God willing, we can achieve that figure," said Rosan.

Rosan added that global trade tensions, such as the increase in US import tariffs, have not directly impacted investment flows to Indonesia. Investment realization figures reflect capital expenditure for physical projects such as factory construction, infrastructure, and production facilities involving long-term business calculations and risks.

"This achievement is a very good and positive indicator amid increasing geopolitical and geoeconomic tensions. Alhamdulillah, we see investment interest, both from domestic and foreign sources, continuing to increase in Indonesia," explained Rosan.

Manufacturing Industry Sector Dominates Investment Realization

The manufacturing industry sector dominates investment realization by business sector, with a value of IDR67.3 trillion, followed by:

• Transportation and telecommunications (IDR66.5 trillion)
• Mining (IDR48.6 trillion)

More Balanced Investment Distribution

The investment distribution between Java and outside Java has also become more balanced:

• Outside Java: IDR235.9 trillion (50.7% of total investment)
• Java: IDR229.3 trillion (49.3% of total investment)

Investment growth outside Java of 17.4% emphasizes the direction of national development equity. Central Sulawesi Province has become one of the growth engines outside Java with a realization of IDR32.7 trillion, placing it in the national top five alongside DKI Jakarta (IDR69.8 trillion) and West Java (IDR68.5 trillion).

Balanced Growth in Foreign and Domestic Investment

Amid external pressures, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) continues to contribute significantly with IDR230.4 trillion, or 49.5% of total investment realization. Meanwhile, Domestic Direct Investment (DDI) amounts to IDR234.8 trillion or 50.5%.

The five sectors contributing the largest FDI figures are:

1. Basic metal industries, metal goods, non-machinery and other equipment (US$3.6 billion)
2. Mining (US$1.2 billion)
3. Transportation, warehousing, and telecommunications (US$1.1 billion)
4. Other services (US$1.1 billion)
5. Chemical and pharmaceutical industries (US$0.9 billion)

Singapore remains the largest source of investment (US$4.6 billion), followed by Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, and Japan.

Downstream Program Drives Investment

The natural resource downstream program continues to be a main pillar in driving investment. In Q1 2025, investment realization in the downstream sector reached IDR136.3 trillion or 29.3% of total national investment.

The largest contributions came from:

• Mineral sector (IDR97.60 trillion)
• Plantation and forestry sector (IDR31.12 trillion)
• Oil and gas (IDR6.55 trillion)
• Fisheries and marine (IDR1.03 trillion)

5.3% Economic Growth Target

Entering 2025, the government is targeting investment realization of IDR1,905.6 trillion, up 11.14% from last year's achievement of IDR1,714.2 trillion, to support the national economic growth target of 5.3%.

"With a strong foundation and ongoing structural reforms, Indonesia is optimistic about maintaining investment growth momentum while strengthening the national economic foundation amid global challenges," concluded Rosan.

Korea Selatan Catat Investasi USD11,3 Miliar di Indonesia Selama 5 Tahun Terakhir

Wakil Menteri Investasi dan Hilirisasi/Wakil Kepala Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal (BKPM) Todotua Pasaribu menghadiri Indonesia-Korea Business Roundtable yang diselenggarakan oleh The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) dan Asosiasi Pengusaha Indonesia (APINDO), Senin (28/4/2025) di Jakarta. Forum ini menghadirkan lebih dari 20 pimpinan perusahaan terkemuka asal Korea Selatan sebagai ajang dialog untuk memperkuat kerja sama investasi antara kedua negara.

Apresiasi Komitmen Investasi Korea Selatan

Dalam sambutannya, Wamen Investasi dan Hilirisasi menyampaikan apresiasi terhadap Korea Selatan atas kepercayaan dan komitmen mereka pada peluang dan iklim investasi di Indonesia. Beliau menjelaskan capaian realisasi investasi di Indonesia terus mengalami peningkatan signifikan.

"Di tengah tantangan ekonomi global, Indonesia tetap resilience mencatatkan rata-rata pertumbuhan ekonomi di atas 5% dalam beberapa tahun terakhir. Tahun lalu, semua komponen ekonomi tumbuh positif. Konsumsi rumah tangga dan investasi berkontribusi masing-masing sebesar 54% dan 29% terhadap PDB Indonesia, diikuti oleh konsumsi pemerintah dengan angka 8% dan net ekspor dengan angka 2%," ungkap Todotua.

Prestasi Investasi Korea Selatan di Indonesia

Selama lima tahun terakhir (2020-2024), Korea Selatan tercatat telah mengucurkan investasi ke Indonesia setidaknya sebesar USD11,3 miliar dan menjadi negara sumber investasi asing terbesar ke-7 di Indonesia. Kontribusi investasi Korea Selatan terutama di sektor:

• Utilitas (listrik, gas, dan air)
• Industri otomotif
• Industri mesin dan elektronik

Komitmen Pemerintah Tingkatkan Iklim Investasi

Todotua menekankan komitmen Kementerian Investasi dan Hilirisasi/BKPM dalam menciptakan iklim investasi yang probisnis, termasuk melakukan revisi regulasi.

"Ada tiga hal yang menjadi target utama kami untuk mendorong peningkatan investasi dan meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi, yaitu:

1. Penyederhanaan layanan perizinan
2. Perbaikan iklim investasi yang lebih kondusif
3. Peningkatan daya saing investasi di Indonesia

Hal ini kami lakukan untuk lebih memberikan kepastian pada para pelaku usaha," jelasnya.

Penandatanganan Nota Kesepahaman

Pada kesempatan tersebut, dilaksanakan penandatanganan Nota Kesepahaman antara APINDO dengan FKI untuk mempererat kerja sama ekonomi antara Indonesia dengan Korea Selatan.

Sebagai penutup, Wamen Investasi dan Hilirisasi mengajak para pengusaha Korea Selatan untuk meningkatkan investasi berkualitas di Indonesia, dengan fokus pada:

• Penciptaan nilai tambah yang nyata
• Transfer teknologi dan keterampilan
• Integrasi dengan rantai pasok global

Investasi berkualitas diharapkan mampu memberikan manfaat luas di berbagai sektor strategis di Indonesia.

Jakarta, 8 Januari 2025 - Dalam upaya memastikan tercapainya target investasi nasional tahun 2024 sebesar Rp1.650 triliun, Wakil Menteri Investasi dan Hilirisasi sekaligus Wakil Kepala BKPM, Todotua Pasaribu, memimpin rapat konsolidasi penting pada Kamis (8/1) di Jakarta. Fokus utama rapat tersebut adalah evaluasi capaian realisasi investasi triwulan IV (Oktober-Desember 2024) sekaligus meninjau proses pengumpulan data dari pelaku usaha melalui sistem Online Single Submission (OSS).

Dalam forum tersebut, Todotua Pasaribu menegaskan bahwa meskipun tantangan ekonomi dan investasi global tidak dapat diabaikan, dirinya tetap optimis bahwa target ambisius tersebut akan dapat dicapai. “Kami tetap yakin bahwa kerja keras bersama, pengawasan yang baik, dan partisipasi aktif pelaku usaha akan membantu kita mencapai target investasi tahun 2024,” ungkap Todotua dengan penuh keyakinan.

Imbauan Bagi Pelaku Usaha: Segera Sampaikan LKPM

Wakil Menteri juga menekankan pentingnya pelaku usaha segera menyampaikan Laporan Kegiatan Penanaman Modal (LKPM) triwulan IV. Laporan ini wajib dilaporkan oleh pelaku usaha menengah dan besar, sementara untuk usaha kecil, laporan dilakukan untuk periode semester II (Juli-Desember 2024).

“Batas waktu penyampaian LKPM adalah Jumat, 10 Januari 2025. Kami mengimbau agar seluruh pelaku usaha yang belum menyampaikan laporan segera memenuhi kewajibannya,” jelasnya. Proses pelaporan ini bertujuan untuk memastikan data investasi dapat tercatat dengan akurat sehingga kebijakan strategis yang dirumuskan pemerintah bisa lebih tepat sasaran.

Pentingnya Ketepatan Waktu dalam Pelaporan

Todotua mengingatkan bahwa keterlambatan pelaporan dapat memengaruhi proses pengambilan keputusan yang strategis. Dengan data yang lengkap dan terverifikasi, pemerintah dapat memetakan peluang dan kendala investasi di seluruh wilayah. "Kita perlu berkolaborasi untuk menciptakan ekosistem investasi yang kondusif, dan data yang valid menjadi fondasi utamanya," tegasnya.

OSS Sebagai Solusi Efisiensi Pelaporan

Dalam mendukung upaya pencatatan data investasi, sistem OSS yang dikelola oleh Kementerian Investasi dan Hilirisasi/BKPM terus dioptimalkan. Platform ini memungkinkan pelaku usaha untuk menyampaikan laporan secara daring, memudahkan proses pelaporan tanpa harus datang langsung ke kantor pemerintah.

Laporan LKPM meliputi berbagai informasi penting, seperti:

• Perkembangan proyek investasi
• Penyerapan tenaga kerja
• Kendala yang dihadapi selama proses investasi

Komitmen Mewujudkan Pertumbuhan Ekonomi

Rapat ini juga menjadi bukti nyata komitmen pemerintah dalam mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi melalui peningkatan realisasi investasi. Dengan target Rp1.650 triliun, pemerintah berharap dapat mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi di berbagai sektor dan membuka lebih banyak lapangan kerja.

“Dengan adanya sinergi dari seluruh pihak, kami optimis target investasi ini tidak hanya menjadi angka, tetapi juga membawa manfaat nyata bagi perekonomian nasional,” tutup Todotua Pasaribu.

DPMPTSP Kabupaten Sintang mengikuti Sosialisasi dan Workshop Kegiatan Penilaian Kinerja Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu dan Kinerja Percepatan Peaksanaan Berusaha Pemerintah Daerah Tahun 2024 yang dilaksanakan oleh Kementerian Investasi/BKPM pada Selasa, 28 Mei 2024 di Jakarta.

Penyampaian Laporan Kegiatan Penanaman modal (lkpm) periode triwulan I tahun 2024 dapat dilakukan melalui https://oss.go.id mulai 20 maret hingga 20 april 2024

Penanam modal skala usaha menengah dan besar wajib untuk menyampaikan lkpm periode triwulan i (januari-maret) tahun 2024 melalui sistem oss pada menu pelaporan.

Dinas Penanaman Modal dan Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu Kabupaten Sintang membuka layanan konsultasi dalam rangka penyampaian LKPM di Bagian Penanaman Modal Dinas Penanaman Modal dan Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu Kabupaten Sintang

Pada Tanggal 20 Maret sampai dengan 20 April 2024 sesuai dengan jam kerja.

Kementerian Investasi/bkpm juga membuka layanan konsultasi virtual dalam rangka fasilitasi pelaku usaha untuk menyampaikan LKPM (Klinik LKPM) melalui zoom meeting dengan kuota terbatas pada:

tanggal : 20 maret  - 20 april 2024
waktu : 09.00-12.00 wib
kuota : 100 peserta/hari
tautan pendaftaran : https://linktr.ee/lkpm2024

kendala penyampaian LKPM yang dialami oleh pelaku usaha dapat disampaikan melalui surel ke alamat This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. dengan subyek:

Kendala Penyampaian LKPM, Kendala Pelaporan LKPM, atau juga dapat mengisi form melalui tautan https://linktr.ee/lkpm2024

DPMPTSP Kabupaten Sintang menjadi Koordinator Pelaksanaan Forum Organisasi Perangkat Daerah (OPD) Kabupaten Sintang Tahun 2024 Bidang Transformasi Ekonomi. Kegiatan dilaksanakan pada Senin, 4 Maret 2024 bertempat di Ruang Rapat Bappeda Kabupaten Sintang.

Forum OPD dilaksanakan dalam rangka Penyusunan Rencana Kerja Pemerintah Daerah (RKPD) Kabupaten Sintang Tahun 2025. Dalam forum ditentukan program dan kegiatan prioritas yang dapat diselaraskan dengan usulan Musrenbang Kecamatan, penajaman indikator dan target kinerja program dan kegiatan, penyepakatan lokasi kegiatan, dan penyesuaian pendanaan program dan kegiatan.