#中国投资者涌向印尼

In recent years, China has become one of the largest sources of foreign investment in Indonesia. According to statistics from the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), in 2023, approximately 1,200 investment projects from China have been approved in Indonesia, with a total approved investment amount of around $5 billion, an increase of about 28% compared to 2022. In terms of actual foreign direct investment (FDI), data from the Indonesian Statistics Bureau (BPS) shows that in 2023, direct investment inflow from China was approximately $2.8 billion, accounting for about 15% of Indonesia's total net foreign investment inflow for the year. In terms of industry distribution, the manufacturing sector accounts for about 40% of the investment, energy and minerals for about 22%, infrastructure and port projects for about 18%, and the digital economy and e-commerce for about 10%. Geographically, Java Island attracts about 55% of Chinese-funded projects, while Sumatra and Kalimantan account for 15% and 10%, respectively. At the same time, bilateral trade volume has also increased, with the total goods trade between China and Indonesia in 2023 being approximately $85 billion, a year-on-year increase of about 12%. These figures reflect the ongoing expansion of Chinese capital in Indonesia's manufacturing, infrastructure, and new economy sectors, but also raise discussions about investment transparency, environmental impact, and localized employment.