Approximately 90% of planned industrial land in Indonesia remains undeveloped, presenting enormous investment potential. On Sumatra Island, the total industrial land area is about 185,400 hectares, with only 13,000 hectares (around 7%) being utilized. On Java Island, the total industrial land area is approximately 350,500 hectares, with only 34,000 hectares utilized. However, the Activity and Land Use Suitability Permit (KKPR) is incomplete, the integration of Regional Spatial Plans (RDTR) with the Online Single Submission System (OSS) is slow, and there are obstacles in the land acquisition and release process. The government aims to integrate 2,000 RDTRs into the OSS system by 2025; as of mid-2025, only 367 integrations have been completed, with the rest still undergoing synchronization and digitization processes.
Approximately 90% of planned industrial land in Indonesia remains undeveloped, presenting enormous investment potential. On Sumatra Island, the total industrial land area is about 185,400 hectares, with only 13,000 hectares (around 7%) being utilized. On Java Island, the total industrial land area is approximately 350,500 hectares, with only 34,000 hectares utilized. However, the Activity and Land Use Suitability Permit (KKPR) is incomplete, the integration of Regional Spatial Plans (RDTR) with the Online Single Submission System (OSS) is slow, and there are obstacles in the land acquisition and release process. The government aims to integrate 2,000 RDTRs into the OSS system by 2025; as of mid-2025, only 367 integrations have been completed, with the rest still undergoing synchronization and digitization processes.