Suzuki Is Increasing Its Investment By 5 Trillion Rupiah For Factory Facilities In Indonesia

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Suzuki Is Increasing Its Investment By 5 Trillion Rupiah For Factory Facilities In Indonesia

Friday, 24 Jan 2025

Suzuki has announced plans to invest an additional IDR 5 trillion in developing its factories in Indonesia this year. Shodiq Wicaksono, the Director of PT Suzuki Indomobil Motor (SIM), stated that this new funding will be used to enhance production capacity and facilities across their various plants in Indonesia. "This IDR 5 trillion investment will partly go towards upgrading existing factory facilities," said Shodiq Wicaksono on Friday evening, January 17, 2025.

He added, "The IDR 5 trillion will also be spent on production equipment such as tools and machinery." With this significant investment, Suzuki aims to boost production capacity and introduce vehicles with more modern and efficient technology. Currently, Suzuki operates three main factories in Indonesia. The first is located in Cakung, East Jakarta, covering 85,000 square meters and focusing on assembling car and motorcycle engines. The second factory is in Bekasi, West Java, which has two plants: the first plant spans 124,000 square meters for body manufacturing and assembly, while the second plant covers 423,839 square meters for component production and vehicle assembly.

The largest Suzuki factory is situated in the GIIC Industrial Area in Cikarang, Bekasi, with an area of 1.3 million square meters. This facility is responsible for producing bodies, engines, transmissions, and other components. Some of the engines assembled here include the 1,000cc engine used in the Karimun and the 1,500cc K15B engine used in the Ertiga, XL7, Carry, and Jimny.

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