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Fincantery visited PT NTP
12 Desember 2024
Mr. Nerio Parodi as Fincantieri's Country Manager Indonesia visited PT NTP (photo: NTP)
Bandung -- PT Nusantara Turbin dan Propulsi (PT NTP) received a visit from Fincantieri S.p.A. Naval Vessel Division represented by Mr. Nevio Parodi as Fincantieri's Country Manager Indonesia, accompanied directly by Mr. Tedi Permadi as Director of Operations and Commerce of PT NTP, and Mr. Nicki Subianto as VP of Business Development and Marketing of PT NTP and his staff, to discuss strategic cooperation and to introduce PT NTP's facilities and capabilities. (NTP)
Propulsion system of Paolo Thaon Di Revel PPA class ship (image: Fincantieri)
In March 2024, Fincantieri and the Indonesian Ministry of Defence have signed a 1.18 billion euro contract for the supply of two Paolo Thaon Di Revel class (PPA) units. The ships are powered by CODAG propulsion with 2x Diesel Engine (MTU MTU 20V 8000 M91L) + 1 Marine Gas Turbine (GE LM2500+G4). According to Janes, Indonesia has secured a 1.25 billion US dollar funding from several European financial institutions for the acquisition of two PPAs.
The GE LM2500+G4 gas turbine (photo: GE)
PT Nusantara Turbin dan Propulsi (NTP), is a company providing the maintenance business of aero engines and industrial turbines and servicing MRO market. PT NTP is a subsidiary company of Indonesian Aerospace.
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Indonesia secures offset arrangements in contract for Italian PPAs
By Ridzwan Rahmat27 December 2024
Jakarta has secured a slew of offset arrangements in its contract for two multirole offshore patrol ships (Pattugliatore Polivalente d'Altura: PPA) with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.
Documents that were provided to Janes on 22 December by a source close to the matter indicate that these arrangements include the provision of a full-scale naval simulator and assistance for Indonesia to develop an indigenous electric vehicle design and production capability in-country.
Fincantieri first disclosed in March 2024 that it has signed a EUR1.18 billion (USD1.23 billion) contract for two PPAs with the Indonesian Ministry of Defense (MoD), and these vessels will be operated by the Indonesian Navy.
The PPA is a class of 143 m frigate-like warships that can be configured for a wide spectrum of missions ranging from ‘light' low-tempo maritime surveillance operations to ‘full combat' higher-end warfighting scenarios.
The Italian Navy has thus far commissioned three of the vessels as the Thaon di Revel-class PPAs, and these warships were inducted between March 2022 and September 2023.
Indonesia secures offset arrangements in contract for Italian PPAs
Jakarta has secured a slew of offset arrangements in its contract for two multirole offshore patrol ships (Pattugliatore Polivalente d'Altura: PPA) with Italian...
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What's your opinion about this? Aren't Japanese known to be very restrictive when it comes to know-how and technology sharing?
I feel like this isn't a good offer in reality.
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Indonesia and Japan agree to resume stalled talks on transfer of defense equipment
Indonesia’s government says it has agreed with Japan to resume talks on the joint development of naval vessels that have stalled in recent yearsJanuary 7, 2025 at 5:10 a.m. EST
Yesterday at 5:10 a.m. EST
Japan’s Defense Minister Gen Nakatani, right, is shown the the way by his Indonesian counterpart Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin as they inspect honor guards during a welcoming ceremony prior to their meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim)
By Niniek Karmini and Edna Tarigan | AP
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia’s government said it agreed with Japan on Tuesday to resume talks on the joint development of naval vessels that have stalled in recent years.
Visiting Japanese Defense Minister Gen. Nakatani discussed ways to deepen a defense partnership with his Indonesian counterpart, Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin, in a meeting Tuesday and agreed to continue negotiations on joint development of naval ships and other military equipment and on technology transfer, Defense Ministry spokesperson Brig. Gen. Frega Wenas said.
“In principle, both defense ministers welcomed cooperation on promoting military equipment,” Wenas said. “Of course, it needs to be explored further where the joint development would occur and whether it would involve ships or other defense equipment.”
Japan is unable to export finished frigates or submarines under its current guidelines on transfer of defense equipment and technology, and it is believed that joint development is the most feasible way to make transfers.
Japanese media said Nakatani, who arrived in Jakarta on Sunday for an Indonesia-Japan defense ministerial meeting, would present a proposal for joint development of destroyers that stalled in recent years.
The Japanese government is envisioning frigates based on its Monogami class design, in which President Prabowo Subianto earlier showed interest when he was defense minister. The ships can be operated by a crew of about 90, half the number of conventional destroyers.
However, negotiations stalled under former President Joko Widodo as the Indonesian government invested huge amounts in the relocation of its capital , Japan’s Kyodo News agency reported.
Tokyo has also proposed joint development of Monogami class frigates with Australia and Germany, and Canberra is expected to make a final decision on the partnership in the second half of this year.
Nakatani declined to comment to the media after his meeting with Sjamsoeddin. He said in a statement ahead of the talks that he hoped to deepen defense engagement with Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
“Southeast Asian countries are in a strategically important region and occupy key points on our sea lanes,” Nakatani said, “I would like to take this visit as an opportunity to further develop our cooperative relationship with Indonesia.”
Japan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement Tuesday that the two ministers agreed to establish consultations on mutual maritime security, including defense equipment and technology cooperation.
Defense is considered to be one of Subianto’s priorities. He wants to strengthen the military by buying submarines, frigates and fighter jets and plans to increase defense cooperation with other countries.
Nakatani is to pay a courtesy call on Subianto before returning to Tokyo on Wednesday.
His visit is also expected to help lay the groundwork for a meeting between Subianto and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba later this week.
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Associated Press journalist Haruka Nuga in Bangkok contributed to this report.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...473b28-ccdf-11ef-be73-ad8966084721_story.html
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1/ The Black Eagle MALE UAV Development Program and the National (Cruise) Missile each require a significant budget, reaching hundreds of billions of rupiah (See Infographic).
2/ Until 2022 alone, the National (Cruise) Missile has absorbed a budget of more than 80 billion, while the Black Eagle has reportedly reached hundreds of billions.The question is, is the budget that has been spent directly proportional to the research results obtained?
2/ Until 2022 alone, the National (Cruise) Missile has absorbed a budget of more than 80 billion, while the Black Eagle has reportedly reached hundreds of billions.The question is, is the budget that has been spent directly proportional to the research results obtained?
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