All Indonesia articles
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NewsNew service centre reduces repair times for local industries
Sulzer has extended its global network of service centres with the opening of a new facility in Balikpapan, Indonesia.
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Features
Regional markets: Focus on Pacific Rim
When we profiled the North Pacific industrial gases business last year, we noted how in 2018 the region had for the first time in history eclipsed the size of the European market to become the second-largest industrial gas market in the world, at a value of almost $20bn.
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Regional markets – Focus on South Pacific Rim
In 2017, the South Pacific gases market was valued at approximately $3.3bn. This total covers the South East Asian markets of the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
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Air Liquide Engineering & Construction selected as provider
Air Liquide Engineering Construction has been selected as a technology licensor by Pertamina, the state-owned national oil gas company of Indonesia.
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Admiral Valve selects representatives in Southeast Asia
CPV Manufacturing’s parent company Admiral Valve has appointed Exion Asia (a registered company in Singapore) and Encord (a registered company in Malaysia) as its authorised representatives in the countries of Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia.
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IIG Indonesia’s ASU enters full-scale operation
According to The Gas Review, about 50km east of Jakarta in West Java by highway lies the Karawang International Industrial City, where many Japanese automobile manufacturers and other companies have a presence, including IIG Indonesia, the local subsidiary of Iwatani.
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Aneka Gas releases Q3 2017 results
Aneka Gas Industri Tbk (AGII), Indonesia’s largest gas company, has released its Q3 2017 financial results for the nine months ended on 30 th September 2017, with a 47% increase in net income to Rp 67bn ($5m).
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Features
Regional markets – Focus on South Pacific Rim
Last month, the regional spotlight shined on the North Pacific, where economic growth had averaged at 7.5% per annum (p.a.) over the past decade. In the South Pacific, commendable levels of growth have also been achieved over the same period, averaging at 6.8% p.a.
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SIAD commissions ASU in Jakarta
SIAD Macchine Impianti, S.p.A, has commissioned and sold a new air separation unit (ASU) to PT. Iwatani Industrial Gas Indonesia in Jakarta.
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H2 infrastructure to underpin Asian Games
The South Sumatran government has announced an integrated zero-emission hydrogen (H 2 ) power and mobility infrastructure deal for the Asian Games when Indonesia plays host to the sporting event in 2018.
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Regional markets – Focus on South East Asia
A mixed outlook has prevailed in South East Asia in recent years, as undoubted growth prospects have been visibly tempered by an uncharacteristically volatile economic landscape in China and the many splintered effects of this on global markets such as commodities.
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Regional markets – Focus on South Pacific Rim
Tourism and public infrastructure spending funded by development partners still sustain the economies of the South Pacific and while the latter may have slowed slightly in the region in recent times, growth is widely expected to pick-up in the near term as infrastructure spending rises again in most South Pacific ...
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Oxymat offers product and service training in Indonesia
Oxymat A/S, a pressure swing adsorption (PSA) generator system supplier, ventured to Indonesia earlier this year to offer extensive products and services training to a local partner in the country.
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The industrial gas world in 2016 – Part 4
As 2015 draws to a close, gas world looks ahead at what projects, plants and developments we can expect to see in the industrial gas business in 2015. Here we focus on projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Features
Regional markets: Focus on Southeast Asia
As explained in the analysis of the South Pacific Rim market in gasworld’s August issue, a mixed outlook currently exists in the Asia-Pacific regions as it picks up the tailwind of China’s much-publicised economic slowdown. This month gasworld explores how the emerging markets of the Southeast Asia are faring in ...
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Caloric boosts Indonesia market position
The fourth Indonesia hydrogen plant sold in four years by Caloric is a clear indicator of the strength the company has in this region with this latest project on behalf of a local supplier of technical gases.
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Features
Regional markets: Focus on South Pacific
A decidedly mixed market is in progress in the Asia-Pacific region, both economically and in terms of industrial gas drivers/applications. The double-digit growth in China has slowed and the outlook in Japan has been varied for some time; yet many emerging economies in the region still enjoy healthy growth.
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Japanese companies looking to Indonesia market
With its population of 250 million and growing personal consumption, Indonesia is expanding both economically and in industrial gas terms. For this reason, it is also the focus of a number of leading players in the Japan gases industry.
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Samator Group – Global knowledge, local content
Samator aims to keep its competitive edge in Indonesia marke, as explained in an interview with Rachmat Harsono, Executive Vice-President of Corporate Finance and Strategic Planning at Samator Group.
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Asia-Pacific – The industrial evolution
Singapore was the perfect backdrop to gasworld’s thirteenth industrial gas conference, and second event in South East Asia. Gas professionals gathered, hungry for information on the drivers for growth and the emerging opportunities the region will offer over the next five years.
