Indonesia targets 2018 investment growth at 10-14 percent: investment chief

JAKARTA (Reuters) – Indonesian investment board chief Thomas Lembong said on Tuesday that 2018 direct investment growth is targeted to grow at around 10-14 percent.

Lembong told reporters he expects the e-commerce sector and services sector would help boost investment growth in 2018, as these usually can expand by up to 80 percent and 40 percent per year, respectively.

For 2017, Indonesia had set a target of about 11 percent expansion. Data on full-year 2017 is not yet available.

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