Indonesian Defense Industry

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Private sector shipbuilder (Location in Sumatra Island region)

 

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Private sector shipbuilder (Location in Sumatra Island region)

Batamex Shipyard (the owner is actually a pretty woman) has made several tanker ships for Indonesian Navy. This is the latest one almost ready

 

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Indonesia Parliament ratify several defense cooperation with several country, France, India, Brazil, UAE, Cambodia

 

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Indonesian Defense Industry Priority Programs (Supported by Government) :

1. Submarine
2. Fighter Jet
3. Propellan
4. Cruise Missile
5. Rockets
6. Radar
7. Medium Weight Tank
8. UAV/UCAV
9. Military Satellite
10. Under water surveilance

 

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Jakarta, 23 March 2022

Thales Visits Infoglobal​

Thales team visits Infoglobal on March 23, 2022 at Infoglobal Office, Jakarta

Marketing Infoglobal

On March 23, 2022, Infoglobal receives a visit from the Thales team, a French company engaged in the defense sector. This visit is welcomed by Adi Sasongko as the President Director, at the Infoglobal Representative Office, Jakarta.

The visit by Thales was aimed at reviewing Infoglobal's capabilities in the aerospace and defense sector related to preparations for receiving Transfer of Technology (ToT) and Local Content & Offset (LCO) for the procurement of Rafale aircraft by the Indonesian Government.

Infoglobal has experiences in developing avionics instruments for combat aircraft and has implemented the AS9100 standard in its quality management system.


https://infoglobal.co.id/en/detailnews/162

 

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InfoGlobal becomes what we see now after Indonesia get arm embargo from US and Western nation since late 1990's until 2005. The first aircraft who gets InfoGlobal avionics is F5 Tiger, then Hawk100/200. Info Global avionics is also reported inserted to Indonesian F16 illegally during US arm embargo to Indonesia.

 

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US Hands Over Three CN235 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft to Malaysia​

According to the U.S. Embassy to Malaysia, the U.S. government has provided approximately $60 million in Maritime Security Initiative grant funding for the conversion of the three cargo aircraft to maritime surveillance configuration by
CN235 manufacturer PT Dirgantara Indonesia, with the program the first major U.S. security grant program in Malaysia. Other aid supplied under the Maritime Security Initiative includes Insitu ScanEagle drones donated to the Royal Malaysian Navy.

The CN235s are equipped with maritime surveillance radars, electro-optical infrared turrets, beyond line-of sight communications and roll-on/roll-off system operator stations. While neither the embassy or the Royal Malaysian Air Force has provided details on their sensor capabilities, PT Dirgantara Indonesia claims that the maritime surveillance radar is able to detect “small” targets up to 200 nautical miles away.

US Hands Over Three CN235 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft to Malaysia - Naval News

The United States formally handed over three CN235-220 maritime surveillance aircraft to the Royal Malaysian Air Force on June 27.

www.navalnews.com

Formal Hand Over of the MSA - Malaysian Defence

SHAH ALAM: The United States today formally handed over the three CN-235 transporters which had been converted to maritime surveillance aircraft (MSA). US Ambassador to Malaysia Edgard D. Kagan was present at the ceremony at the Subang airbase here, together with RMAF chief General Asghar Khan...

www.malaysiandefence.com