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flag Indonesia's Nusantara capital project faces delays and funding shortfalls due to shifting priorities and low private investment.

flag Private investors remain cautious about Indonesia’s Nusantara capital, with only $4 billion in commitments by September 2025—far below the expected 80% private funding—due to low population, shifting government priorities under President Prabowo, and stalled development. flag The project, redefined as a “political capital” rather than a green city, now ranks lower in national development plans, weakening confidence. flag Retail and hospitality sectors are holding back, with only one of six planned hotels operational, and construction halted on others, as businesses wait for demand.

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