The continuously rising investment figures (see tables below) over the past couple of years give rise to optimism that Indonesia can expect to see more investment in the years ahead, particularly as the Indonesian government has been unveiling a series of economic stimulus packages since September 2015. With these packages the central government aims to attract more investment by deregulation and by offering fiscal incentives to (potential) investors. The BKPM targets investment realization in Indonesia to grow to IDR 594.8 trillion in 2016. In the soon-to-be-released ninth economic stimulus package the central government is expected to allow bigger foreign ownership in sectors including cinema/film, tourism, leisure, trade, e-commerce, sugar and rubber industries, minimarkets and department stores.