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TABLE OF CONTENTS I. QUARTER II AND JANUARY JUNE 2013 : In Comparison With 2012 II. QUARTER II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin III. JANUARY JUNE 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor IV. JANUARY JUNE 2013 : Indonesian Labor Absorption V. Projection of Investment Realization Based on Gross Fixed Capital Formation and Import of Capital Goods 2

I. Quarter II and January June 2013 : In Comparison with 2012 3

Rp. Trillion Quarter II and January - June 2013 : In Comparison With 2012 Investment Realization Progress in Quarter II 2013 400 300 200 100 0 Q I 2013 Q II 2013 Jan-Jun Target 2013*) TOTAL 93.0 99.8 192.8 390.3 DDI 27.5 33.1 60.6 117.7 FDI 65.5 66.7 132.2 272.6 DDI : Domestic Direct Investment FDI : Foreign Direct Investment *) Strategic Planning BKPM 2010 2014 The value of investment in Quarter II is investment realization during three months period of report (April - June 2013) based on investment realization report Oil and Gas, Banking, Non-Bank Financial Institution, Insurance, Leasing and Home are excluded The investment value is in Rp. Trillion (T) and with the currency rate of US$.1 = Rp. 9,300,- Investment Realization in Quarter II of 2013: Rp. 99.8 T, increases around 7.3% from Quarter I 2013 (Rp. 93.0 T) or increases around 29.8% from Quarter II of 2012 (Rp. 76.9 T) Investment Realization in January-June 2013 : Rp. 192.8 T, increases around 30.2% from that in January June 2012 (Rp. 148.1 T) 4

Quarter II and January - June 2013 : In Comparison With 2012 Investment Realization Progress in Quarter II 2013 Rp. Trillion 200 150 100 50 0 Q I Q II Jan-Jun 2012 71.2 76.9 148.1 2013 93.0 99.8 192.8 2012 2013 Q I Q II Jan-Jun Q I QII Jan-Jun Target 2013*) Achievement**) DDI 19.7 20.8 40.5 27.5 33.1 60.6 117.7 51.5% FDI 51.5 56.1 107.6 65.5 66.7 132.2 272.6 48.5% TOTAL 71.2 76.9 148.1 93.0 99.8 192.8 390.3 49.4% Quarter II 2013 y-o-y q-o-q Jan-Jun 2013 y-o-y *) Strategic Planning BKPM 2010 2014 **) Towards 2013 target DDI 59.1% 20.4% FDI 18.9% 1.8% TOTAL 29.8% 7.3% DDI 49.6% FDI 22.9% TOTAL 30.2% 5

Quarter II and January - June 2013 : In Comparison With 2012 Investment Realization in Quarter II and Semester I 2013 Compared to The Same Period in 2012 : DDI and FDI Quarter II 2012 Quarter II 2013 FDI Rp.56.1 T (73.0%) DDI Rp.20.8 T (27.0%) FDI Rp. 66.7 T (66.8%) DDI RP. 33.1 T (33.2%) January June 2012 January June 2013 FDI Rp.107.6 T (72.7%) DDI Rp.40.5 T (27.3%) FDI Rp. 132.2 T (68.6%) DDI Rp. 60.6 T (31.4%) T = Trillion 6

Quarter II and January - June 2013 : In Comparison With 2012 Investment Realization in Quarter II and Semester I 2013 Compared to The Same Period in 2012 : Java and Outside Java Quarter II 2012 Quarter II 2013 Outside Java Rp.34.7 T (45.1%) Java Rp.42.2 T (54.9%) Outside Java Rp. 38.9 T (39.0%) Java Rp. 60.9 T (61.0%) January June 2012 January June 2013 Outside Java Rp.68.3 T (46.1%) Java Rp.79.8 T (53.9%) Outside Java Rp. 83.3 T (43.2%) Java Rp. 109.5 T (56.8%) T = Trillion 7

II. Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin 8

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Sector Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment Others Rp. 12.4 T (37.6%) Mining Rp. 5.2 T (15.8%) Others US$. 2.9 B (40.9%) Mining US$. 1.2 B (17.3%) Food Rp. 5.0 T (15.0%) Transport Equipment and Other Transport US$. 1.0 B (14.0%) Electricity, Gas and Water Supply Rp. 3.0 T (9.1%) Transportation, Storage and Telecommunication Rp. 3.6 T (10.7%) Paper and Printing Rp. 3.9 T (11.8%) Chemical and Pharmaceutical US$. 0.6 B (7.6%) Metal, Machinery and Electronic US$. 0.7 B (9.5%) Transportation, Storage, and Telecommunication US$. 0.8 B (10.7%) T = Trillion B= Billion 9

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Sector Domestic Direct Investment NO SECTOR INVESTMENT (Rp Billion) PROJECT 1 Mining 5,233.79 20 2 Food 4,957.54 143 3 Paper and Printing 3,917.71 40 Transportation, Storage, and 4 3,550.75 25 Telecommunication 5 Electricity, Gas and Water Supply 3,021.11 25 Metal, Machinery and Electronic 6 2,803.58 29 7 Non Metallic Minerals 2,147.18 15 8 Construction 2,106.17 9 9 Food Crops and Plantation 1,664.57 87 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 10 1,268.56 56 11 Trade and Repair 769.31 17 Transport Equipment and Other 12 Transport 633.21 12 13 Other Services 249.86 20 Housing, Industrial Estate and 14 Office 190.17 7 15 Livestock 182.39 20 16 Textile 174.52 28 17 Hotel and Restaurant 169.92 27 18 Rubber and Plastic 60.46 36 19 Other 27.05 4 Leather Goods and Footwear 20 0.10 4 21 Wood 0.00 5 22 Forestry 0.00 5 23 Fishery 0.00 7 TOTAL 33,127.98 641 Foreign Direct Investment NO SECTOR INVESTMENT (US$ Million) PROJECT 1 Mining 1,242.04 208 2 Transport Equipment and Other Transport 1,005.88 103 3 Transportation, Storage, and Telecommunication 760.21 68 4 Metal, Machinery and Electronic 684.12 192 5 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 544.99 136 6 Food 542.19 223 7 Electricity, Gas and Water Supply 470.36 51 8 Food Crops and Plantation 372.55 146 9 Construction 334.84 52 Housing, Industrial Estate and 10 Office 250.40 85 11 Non Metallic Minerals 220.20 43 12 Paper and Printing 180.43 34 13 Textile 160.53 66 14 Trade and Repair 130.26 649 15 Rubber and Plastic 74.28 72 16 Hotel and Restaurant 65.74 133 17 Other Services 55.16 410 18 Other 30.34 61 19 Forestry 22.63 9 20 Wood 12.67 29 21 Livestock 8.24 10 Leather Goods and Footwear 22 3.84 25 23 Fishery 0.62 27 Medical Instrument, Precision, 24 Optical and Watches 0.00 2 TOTAL 7,172.51 2,834 10

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Location Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment Others Rp. 13.3 T (40.4%) East Java Rp. 10.5 T (31.7%) Others US$. 2.0 B (27.4%) West Java US$. 1.6 B (23.1%) South Kalimantan Rp. 1.7 T (5.1%) T = Trillion Riau Rp. 2.0 T (6.0%) Banten Rp. 2.3 T (6.9%) East Kalimantan Rp. 3.3 T (9.9%) Papua US$. 0.5 B (7.2%) East Java US$. 0.8 B (11.3%) Special Territory of Jakarta US$. 1.0 B (13.4%) Banten US$. 1.3 B (17.6%) B= Billion 11

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Location Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment NO LOCATION INVESTMENT (Rp. Billion) PROJECT 1 East Java 10,500.16 145 2 East Kalimantan 3,280.69 27 3 Banten 2,301.79 25 4 Riau 1,985.79 34 5 South Kalimantan 1,686.79 21 6 West Java 1,628.27 55 7 North Sumatera 1,410.74 68 8 West Nusa Tenggara 1,329.85 9 9 Jambi 1,302.66 19 10 Special Territory of Jakarta 1,279.29 37 11 Bali 1,064.99 15 12 Aceh 746.48 9 13 Central Java 595.23 29 14 Central Kalimantan 548.76 23 15 South Sumatera 533.46 14 16 West Sulawesi 441.23 5 17 South Sulawesi 367.54 13 18 Riau Islands 323.60 29 19 North Maluku 279.72 1 20 West Sumatera 239.00 9 21 Southeast Sulawesi 233.99 2 22 West Kalimantan 172.27 8 23 Lampung 162.48 11 24 Papua 160.40 7 25 Central Sulawesi 153.75 2 26 Special Region of Yogyakarta 107.33 10 27 Bangka Belitung Islands 95.80 2 28 Gorontalo 84.36 1 29 Bengkulu 81.97 1 30 West Papua 19.55 5 31 East Nusa Tenggara 6.46 2 32 North Sulawesi 3.58 2 33 Maluku 0.00 1 TOTAL 33,127.98 641 NO LOCATION INVESTMENT (US$. Million) PROJECT 1 West Java 1,653.90 400 2 Banten 1,263.98 151 3 Special Territory of Jakarta 960.71 872 4 East Java 812.63 245 5 Papua 514.41 22 6 East Kalimantan 487.20 105 7 North Sumatera 230.84 112 8 South Sulawesi 150.99 17 9 West Kalimantan 134.69 44 10 Riau 132.87 54 11 Central Kalimantan 124.67 65 12 Riau Islands 97.03 66 13 Central Java 91.14 52 14 South Sumatera 83.08 48 15 North Maluku 79.02 9 16 South Kalimantan 59.38 33 17 West Nusa Tenggara 57.68 80 18 Bali 50.34 230 19 Bangka Belitung Islands 47.62 12 20 Aceh 29.39 19 21 West Papua 24.83 18 22 Southeast Sulawesi 19.23 17 23 West Sumatera 16.27 29 24 North Sulawesi 15.44 15 25 Lampung 10.81 16 26 Jambi 6.11 17 27 Special Region of Yogyakarta 4.62 24 28 Maluku 4.12 19 29 Gorontalo 3.78 6 30 Bengkulu 3.75 12 31 East Nusa Tenggara 1.87 20 32 Central Sulawesi 0.03 4 33 West Sulawesi 0.00 1 TOTAL 7,172.51 2,834 12

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Country of Origin Singapore US$. 1.4 B (19.0%) Others US$. 3.3 B (45.9%) Japan US$. 1.1 B (16.1%) B= Billion Mauritius US$. 0.4 B (6.2%) South Korea US$. 0.5 B (6.3%) United States of America US$. 0.5 B (6.5%) 13

Quarter II 2013 : Sector, Location and Country of Origin Investment Realization in Quarter II 2013 : Based on Country of Origin NO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INVESTMENT (US$. MILLION) PROJECT 1 Singapore 1,364.16 519 2 Japan 1,154.62 278 3 United States of America 467.20 70 4 South Korea 454.16 215 5 Mauritius 440.88 23 6 Brazil 275.63 2 7 Netherlands 267.90 70 8 Malaysia 222.77 164 9 Hong Kong 188.83 53 10 Taiwan 143.44 55 11 China 113.71 96 12 United Kingdom 112.64 87 13 British Virgin Island 82.42 89 14 Jordan 30.50 2 15 India 27.35 26 16 Luxembourg 23.58 8 17 Switzerland 21.75 18 18 France 13.20 44 19 Seychelles 10.46 7 20 Belgium 8.98 4 21 Italy 8.97 20 22 Thailand 8.48 7 23 Canada 7.41 8 24 Turkey 5.71 5 25 Australia 4.51 73 26 Germany 4.48 38 27 Iran 1.45 2 28 West Samoa 1.26 3 29 Uzbekistan 1.20 2 30 Bulgaria 1.06 1 NO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INVESTMENT (US$. MILLION) PROJECT 31 United Arab Emirates 0.99 10 32 Austria 0.46 5 33 Portugal 0.30 1 34 Philippines 0.25 2 35 Ireland 0.20 1 36 Liberia 0.19 2 37 Slovenia 0.11 2 38 Sweden 0.05 11 39 Morocco 0.05 1 40 Denmark 0.03 4 41 Egypt 0.00 1 42 Cayman Islands 0.00 28 43 Guatemala 0.00 1 44 Panama 0.00 5 45 Brunei Darussalam 0.00 1 46 Pakistan 0.00 3 47 Saudi Arabia 0.00 1 48 New Zealand 0.00 3 49 Channel Islands 0.00 1 50 Hungary 0.00 2 51 Iceland 0.00 1 52 Isle of Man 0.00 2 53 Norway 0.00 2 54 Poland 0.00 1 55 Russia 0.00 2 56 Spain 0.00 7 57 Joint Countries 1.702,13 745 TOTAL 7,172.51 2,834 14

III. January - June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin and Economic Corridor 15

January June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization in January - June 2013 : Based on Sector Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment Others Rp. 21.3 T (35.2%) Mining Rp. 11.2 T (18.5%) Others US$.5.3 B (37.1%) Mining US$.2.6 B (18.4%) Transportation, Storage and Telecommunication Rp.9.5 T (15.7%) Transport Equipment and Other Transport US$.1.9 B (13.2%) Electricity, Gas And Water Supply Rp.4.8 T (7.8%) Paper and Printing Rp.4.9 T (8.0%) Food Rp.8.9 T (14.8%) Food US$.0.9 B (6.7%) Metal, Machinery and Electronic US$.1.7 B (12.1%) Chemical and Pharmaceutical US$.1.8 B (12.5%) T = Trillion B= Billion 16

January - June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization in January June 2013 : Based on Sector Domestic Direct Investment NO Sector Investment (Rp Billion) Project 1 Mining 11,204.76 42 2 Transportation, Storage and 9,521.20 51 Telecommunication 3 Food 8,936.47 224 4 Paper and Printing 4,873.83 60 5 Electricity, Gas and Water Supply 4,746.42 35 Metal, Machinery and Electronic 4,573.28 57 6 7 Non Metallic Mineral 3,435.42 30 8 Food Crops and Plantation 2,924.31 144 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 2,790.58 90 9 10 Construction 2,207.17 16 Real Estate, Industrial Estate and 1,640.17 14 11 Business Activities 12 Textile 986.38 50 13 Trade and Repair 773,23 43 Motor Vehicles and Other Transport 672.85 18 14 Equipment 15 Rubber and Plastic 543.24 61 16 Other Services 270.75 36 17 Hotel and Restaurant 223.28 43 18 Livestock 197.89 25 19 Wood 49.35 9 20 Other 49.33 9 Medical Instrument, Precision, Optic 5.53 1 21 and Watch Leather Goods and Footwear 0.10 5 22 23 Forestry 0 5 24 Fishery 0 8 TOTAL 60,625.53 1,076 NO Sector Investment (US$ Project Million) 1 Mining 2,618.33 415 2 Motor Vehicles and Other Transport 1,872.26 152 Equipment 3 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 1,773.17 226 4 Metal, Machinery and Electronic 1,726.05 313 5 Food 947.66 379 Transportation, Storage and 812.03 101 6 Telecommunication 7 Paper and Printing 759.69 54 8 Electricity, Gas and Water Supply 688.32 85 9 Food Crops and Plantation 686.88 273 10 Textile 394.86 108 Real Estate, Industrial Estate and 367.12 164 11 Business Activities 12 Construction 365.53 80 13 14 Foreign Direct Investment Trade and Repair 345.76 1,149 Non Metallic Mineral 250.23 68 15 Rubber and Plastic 196.34 113 16 Other Services 192.44 673 17 Hotel and Restaurant 96.91 240 18 Other 48.45 98 Leather Goods and Footwear 29.26 44 19 20 Forestry 24.00 20 21 Wood 13.56 34 22 Livestock 9.92 13 23 Fishery 1.83 40 Medical Instrument, Precision, Optic 0.11 5 24 and Watch TOTAL 14,220.73 4,847 17

January - June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization of January June 2013 : Based on Location Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment Other Rp. 21.3 T (35.2%) East Java Rp. 19.5 T (32.2%) Other US$. 4.7 B (32.7%) West Java US$. 3.0 B (21.0%) Special Territory of Jakarta Rp. 3.2 T (5.2%) North Sumatera Rp. 3.4 T (5.6%) South Kalimantan Rp. 5.1 T (8.4%) East Kalimantan Rp. 8.1 T (13.4%) Papua US$. 1.3 B (9.5%) East Java US$. 1.4 B (10.0%) Special Territory of Jakarta US$. 1.4 B (10.1%) Banten US$. 2.4 B (16.7%) T = Trillion B= Billion 18

January - June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization in January June 2013 : Based on Location Domestic Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment NO Location Investment (Rp Billion) Project 1 East Java 19,512.08 248 2 East Kalimantan 8,126.64 51 3 South Kalimantan 5,107.04 31 4 North Sumatera 3,401.70 75 5 Special Territory of Jakarta 3,152.13 81 6 Banten 3,027.78 44 7 West Java 2,496.07 92 8 Aceh 2,268.57 29 9 Riau 2,135.15 36 10 Central Java 1,607.93 82 11 West Nusa Tenggara 1,344.61 18 12 Jambi 1,302.66 19 13 Central Kalimantan 1,225.45 55 14 Bali 1,089.95 20 15 South Sumatera 815.36 25 16 West Sulawesi 573.42 6 17 South East Sulawesi 558.32 5 18 South Sulawesi 445.50 22 19 West Kalimantan 374.93 21 20 North Maluku 362.08 2 21 Riau Islands 337.53 38 22 West Sumatera 244.78 12 23 Central Sulawesi 197.66 4 24 Lampung 176.95 13 25 Papua 174.07 8 26 Bangka Belitung Islands 124.00 3 27 Special Region of Yogyakarta 122.45 11 28 Bengkulu 109.61 2 29 Gorontalo 84.36 1 30 West Papua 62.79 9 31 North Sulawesi 47.21 7 32 East Nusa Tenggara 16.79 3 33 Maluku 0.00 3 TOTAL 60,625.53 1,076 NO Location Investment (US$ Million) Project 1 West Java 2,993.14 639 2 Banten 2,373.33 294 3 Special Territory of Jakarta 1,438.13 1,587 4 East Java 1,417.63 361 5 Papua 1,347.31 40 6 Riau 721.54 84 7 East Kalimantan 623.53 183 8 Central Sulawesi 516.82 18 9 North Sumatera 406.13 163 10 Central Java 332.55 99 11 South Sulawesi 317.27 38 12 West Nusa Tenggara 269.21 160 13 West Kalimantan 251.50 77 14 Riau Islands 201.19 85 15 South Sumatera 195.70 75 16 Central Kalimantan 173.20 132 17 North Maluku 137.83 16 18 South Kalimantan 95.97 71 19 Aceh 69.79 37 20 Bali 61.49 313 21 Bangka Belitung Islands 58.57 24 22 South East Sulawesi 37.11 40 23 North Sulawesi 34.52 51 24 West Sumatera 31.43 49 25 West Papua 29.58 29 26 Jambi 22.46 29 27 Lampung 18.26 27 28 Bengkulu 16.97 18 29 Special Region of Yogyakarta 11.62 39 30 Maluku 9.07 32 31 East Nusa Tenggara 4.12 26 32 Gorontalo 3.78 9 33 West Sulawesi 0.66 2 TOTAL 14,220.73 4,847 19

January June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization in January June 2013 : Based on Country of Origin Others US$.6.9 B (47.1%) Japan US$.2.3 B (16.2%) Singapore US$.1.9 B (13.9%) United States of America US$.1.3 B (9.5%) B= Billion United Kingdom US$.0.6 B (4.6%) South Korea US$.1.2 B (8.7%) 20

January June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Investment Realization in January - June 2013 : Based on Country of Origin NO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INVESTMENT (US$. MILLION) PROJECT 1 Japan 2,306.28 446 2 Singapore 1,980.15 850 3 United States of America 1,352.90 114 4 South Korea 1,228.89 389 5 United Kingdom 656.65 135 6 Netherlands 598.42 120 7 Mauritius 453.33 34 8 Malaysia 378.12 290 9 Brazil 275.63 2 10 Hong Kong 234.75 108 11 British Virgin Islands 233.57 147 12 China 173.92 195 13 Taiwan 150.13 86 14 Australia 139.01 143 15 Luxembourg 122.26 16 16 Switzerland 105.74 30 17 Jordan 83.06 4 18 Canada 72.25 12 19 India 57.09 59 20 France 55.30 65 21 Germany 25.00 62 22 Belgium 17.11 13 23 Thailand 16.17 20 24 United Arab Emirates 13.55 17 25 Italy 11.17 26 26 Seychelles 10.46 9 27 Turkey 9.71 12 28 Denmark 4.04 7 29 Panama 3.85 6 30 Cayman Islands 2.26 32 31 Puerto Rico 1.89 1 32 Iran 1.45 3 33 West Samoa 1.26 3 NO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INVESTMENT (US$. MILLION) PROJECT 34 Uzbekistan 1.20 2 35 Bulgaria 1.11 2 36 Austria 0.62 9 37 Spain 0.56 10 38 Saudi Arabia 0.40 4 39 Portugal 0.30 1 40 Philippines 0.25 7 41 Ireland 0.20 1 42 Liberia 0.20 2 43 Slovenia 0.15 3 44 Sweden 0.05 15 45 Morocco 0.05 1 46 Czech 0.00 1 47 Russia 0.00 5 48 Egypt 0.00 3 49 Argentina 0.00 1 50 Guatemala 0.00 1 51 Brunei Darussalam 0.00 1 52 Maldives 0.00 1 53 Pakistan 0.00 6 54 Yemen 0.00 1 55 New Zealand 0.00 3 56 Channel Islands 0.00 1 57 Finland 0.00 1 58 Hungary 0.00 3 59 Iceland 0.00 1 60 Isle of Man 0.00 2 61 Norway 0.00 2 62 Poland 0.00 2 63 Cyprus 0.00 1 64 Scotland 0.00 1 65 Slovakia 0.00 1 66 Joint Countries 3,440.26 1,296 TOTAL 14,220.73 4,847 21

January June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Economic Corridor SUMATERA KALIMANTAN SULAWESI MALUKU AND PAPUA JAVA BALI AND NUSA TENGGARA 22

US$. Million Rp. Billion January June 2013 : Sector, Location, Country of Origin, and Economic Corridor Economic Corridor Kalimantan Rp. 25.5 T (13.2%) DDI and FDI Sulawesi Rp. 10.3 T (5.4%) Maluku and Papua Rp. 14.8 T (7.6%) Bali and Nusa Tenggara Rp. 5.6 T (2.9%) Java Rp. 109.5 T (56.8%) 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 DDI 10,916.3 FDI 29,918.4 14,834.1 1,906.5 2,451.3 Sumatera Java Kalimantan Sulawesi Bali and Nusa Tenggara 598.9 Maluku and Papua Sumatera Rp. 27.1 T (14.1%) T = Trillion 10,000 8,000 8,566.4 Based on Economic Corridor in the first semester of 2013, the highest realization of DDI and FDI is located in Java Corridor. The further highest realization of DDI is in Kalimantan, Sumatera, Bali and Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, also in Maluku and Papua Corridor. The further highest realization of FDI is in Sumatera, Maluku and Papua, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, also in Bali and Nusa Tenggara Corridor. 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 1,742.0 1,144.2 909.5 334.8 Sumatera Java Kalimantan Sulawesi Bali and Nusa Tenggara 1,523.8 Maluku and Papua 23

IV. Quarter II 2013 : Indonesian Labor Absorption 24

Quarter II 2013 : Indonesian Labor Absorption Indonesian Labor Absorption Quarter II 2013 DDI 239,810 FDI 386,566 TOTAL 626,376 Direct Indonesian labor absorption in Quarter II 2013 period reaches 626,376 people. The highest labor absorption is reached by FDI, that is 386,566 people (61.71% from the total labor absorption). It is estimated that the investment of DDI and FDI will have the multiplier effects, around four times towards indirect labor absorption. 25

V. Projection of Investment Realization Based on Gross Fixed Capital Formation and Import of Capital Goods 26

Quarter II 2013: Investment Projection Based On Gross Fixed Capital Formation Projection of Investment Realization Based on Gross Fixed Capital Formation and Import of Capital Goods Growth of Gross Fixed Capital Formation, Import of Capital Goods and Investment Realization (BKPM) With a Gap of 9 Months 40 14 35 12 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 10 8 6 4 2 0 Growth of Import of Capital Goods With a Lag of 9 Months Growth of Investment Realization (BKPM) Growth of Gross Fixed Capital Formation Until March 2013 BKPM s investment realization has a gap of 3 to 9 months with the import of capital goods A decline in import of capital goods can lead to weakened Gross Fixed Capital Formation and can lead to decreased investment realization activity that requires large imported machineries (with a gap of 3 to 9 months) The performance of investment realization in 2014 and 2015 must be anticipated 27

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