Private investment commitments in the Nusantara Capital City (IKN) have now reached Rp75.77 trillion, up from Rp74.54 trillion from 67 investors reported by the IKN Authority in August 2026, with capital from domestic and foreign investors to accelerate infrastructure and ecosystem development. In addition, public-private partnership (KPBU) projects are valued at Rp134.22 trillion, one of IKN's four financing pillars alongside the state budget, pure private investment, and grants. The government targets IKN to operate as the political capital in 2028 under Presidential Regulation 79/2025.