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The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA), established in 2021 with $5 billion in capital, is prioritizing investments in digital infrastructure, healthcare, and renewable energy to enhance economic development and attract foreign partners. The fund, now managing approximately $10 billion, has expanded its investment strategy to include hybrid capital and private credit.

INA has already formed partnerships to invest in Indonesia's tech and AI sectors and has made notable investments in geothermal energy. INA aims to support Indonesian companies seeking international expansion while remaining committed to domestic investments.