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Selasa , 09 January 2018, 01:32 WIB
Inka to build factory to produce high speed trains
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- The state-owned rolling stock manufacturing company PT Industri Kereta Api (Inka) said it hopes to build a new factory in Banyuwangi to produce high speed trains this year.
The present market development forced the company to set eye on high technology, acting chief executive of PT Inka M. Nur Sodiq said here on Monday pointing to government plans to build medium speed train to link Jakarta and Surabaya,
Sodiq said unless the company has the technology and the factory it would not have chance of taking part in the big project, adding, "We would not be invited to the project tender."
He said Inka has been quite competitive in passenger train construction with 72 percent produced by Indonesians.
He said the Banyuwangi factory would have capacity four times larger than that of the Madiun factory.
"Our target is three units of carriage per day or twice more than 1.5 units per day on the average in Madium.
Sodiq said the project is in the phase of feasibility study, adding land clearing has been wrapped up.
Construction will be in two phases with the first phase to cost around Rp600 billion and the second phase Rp400 billion, bring the total cost toRp1 trillion.
The factory is expected to come on stream in mid 2019, Sodiq said.
Executive Vice President of Inka Bambang Kushendarto said in improving specifications , the company recruits foreign experts such as from Japan and Germany.
Inka has to increase its production capacity to meet growing demand including from abroad such as from Bangladesh, Bambang said.
Demand is also growing in the country such as from light train transit (LRT) project in Palembang and Greater Jakarta and long distance train of PT KAI, he said.
Sumber : Antara
http://en.republika.co.id/berita/en...to-build-factory-to-produce-high-speed-trains
http://en.republika.co.id/berita/en...to-build-factory-to-produce-high-speed-trains
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Indonesia's Inka begins eyeing African market
Reporter: Suharto - 9th January 2018
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia`s state-owned train manufacturer PT Industri Kereta Api (INKA) begins eyeing the African market as part of its business expansion after successfully marketing its train cars in Southeast Asia and South Asia.
"We first focused on the Southeast Asian market, and then on the South Asian markets. Now we begin eyeing the African market including Zambia," PT Inka acting president director M Nur Sodiq said here on Monday.
Sodiq said PT Inka is looking into the possibility of cooperation with Zambia in the procuement of 30 locomotives worth an estimated US$90 million.
"Inka has vision to become a`world class rolling stock company. Africa is a new market after we have entered the Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan and Pakistani markets," he said.
PT Inka executive vice president Bambang Kushendarto said the company is still negotiating with Zambia on the project.
"We are still in the process of negotiation. This is our first project with an African country to procure 30 electric diesel locomotives," he said.
The project serves as tripartite cooperation among Indonesia, Zambia and Sweden. Under the cooperation, Sweden has agreed to extend soft loans to Zambia to build infrastructures and facilities, while PT Inka acted as a rolling stock company.
The cooperation will last for two years, while it will take four years to construct the infrastructures.
"The first locomotive will be ready in 22 months. So we will only provide locomotives, while Sweden will build infrastructures," he said.
https://en.antaranews.com/news/114171/indonesias-inka-begins-eyeing-african-market
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Inka to build factory to produce high speed trains
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- The state-owned rolling stock manufacturing company PT Industri Kereta Api (Inka) said it hopes to build a new factory in Banyuwangi to produce high speed trains this year.
The present market development forced the company to set eye on high technology, acting chief executive of PT Inka M. Nur Sodiq said here on Monday pointing to government plans to build medium speed train to link Jakarta and Surabaya,
Sodiq said unless the company has the technology and the factory it would not have chance of taking part in the big project, adding, "We would not be invited to the project tender."
He said Inka has been quite competitive in passenger train construction with 72 percent produced by Indonesians.
He said the Banyuwangi factory would have capacity four times larger than that of the Madiun factory.
"Our target is three units of carriage per day or twice more than 1.5 units per day on the average in Madium.
Sodiq said the project is in the phase of feasibility study, adding land clearing has been wrapped up.
Construction will be in two phases with the first phase to cost around Rp600 billion and the second phase Rp400 billion, bring the total cost toRp1 trillion.
The factory is expected to come on stream in mid 2019, Sodiq said.
Executive Vice President of Inka Bambang Kushendarto said in improving specifications , the company recruits foreign experts such as from Japan and Germany.
Inka has to increase its production capacity to meet growing demand including from abroad such as from Bangladesh, Bambang said.
Demand is also growing in the country such as from light train transit (LRT) project in Palembang and Greater Jakarta and long distance train of PT KAI, he said.
Sumber : Antara
http://en.republika.co.id/berita/en...to-build-factory-to-produce-high-speed-trains
http://en.republika.co.id/berita/en...to-build-factory-to-produce-high-speed-trains
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Indonesia's Inka begins eyeing African market
Reporter: Suharto - 9th January 2018
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia`s state-owned train manufacturer PT Industri Kereta Api (INKA) begins eyeing the African market as part of its business expansion after successfully marketing its train cars in Southeast Asia and South Asia.
"We first focused on the Southeast Asian market, and then on the South Asian markets. Now we begin eyeing the African market including Zambia," PT Inka acting president director M Nur Sodiq said here on Monday.
Sodiq said PT Inka is looking into the possibility of cooperation with Zambia in the procuement of 30 locomotives worth an estimated US$90 million.
"Inka has vision to become a`world class rolling stock company. Africa is a new market after we have entered the Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan and Pakistani markets," he said.
PT Inka executive vice president Bambang Kushendarto said the company is still negotiating with Zambia on the project.
"We are still in the process of negotiation. This is our first project with an African country to procure 30 electric diesel locomotives," he said.
The project serves as tripartite cooperation among Indonesia, Zambia and Sweden. Under the cooperation, Sweden has agreed to extend soft loans to Zambia to build infrastructures and facilities, while PT Inka acted as a rolling stock company.
The cooperation will last for two years, while it will take four years to construct the infrastructures.
"The first locomotive will be ready in 22 months. So we will only provide locomotives, while Sweden will build infrastructures," he said.
https://en.antaranews.com/news/114171/indonesias-inka-begins-eyeing-african-market
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