Indonesia Indonesian Strategic Industries

[Panca]

Maung

 

[NEKO]

Anyone interested?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1397016067042512897

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That's a nice idea from them, although is not like Indonesian public are experts about armored vehicle at least maybe Pindad can get some inspiration or idea for their products.

 

[Var Dracon]

Anyone interested?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1397016067042512897

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Since Sanca MRAP is cancelled, I kinda wanted to see any MRAP design. Malaysia already has their own indigenous MRAP, probably from the experience of licensing Lipan Bara which is Thai First Win MRAP.

 

[R4duga]

Anyone interested?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1397016067042512897

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the one in this poster really reminds me of Terradyne product .

 

[Panca]

Old photo. I'm still wondering what SBS means?

 

[FPXAllen]

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Old photo. I'm still wondering what SBS means?

"Satu Biji Saja" or "Selama Bisa Show", probably?

Naaah, j/k. Hope someone with more knowledge can give the actual answer of what the abbreviation means.

 

[R4duga]

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Old photo. I'm still wondering what SBS means?

"sebatas buat showroom"

 

[Van Kravchenko]

Selama Bapak Senang

"sebatas buat showroom"

 

[Panca]

Making APC from basic harimau is better but definitely more expensive, why don't they continue this project with a better design than buying a kotak sabun. don't we still need a lot of battle taxi. also can be used for ambulance, mortar, etc.

 

[R4duga]

https://www.facebook.com/HumasPTPAL/posts/1664369433733536

 

[Madokafc]

Indonesia looks to enhance enforcement of offsets​

by Jon Grevatt




Indonesia has pledged to enhance the enforcement of defence-industrial co-operation guidelines, with the aim to strengthen local manufacturing and boost the country’s economic response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) in Jakarta said that the requirement is also aligned with President Joko Widodo’s stated intention to ensure that the country’s “defence budget supports investment” in Indonesia.

Indonesia has previously supported the procurement of defence equipment including Sukhoi Su-27 fighter aircraft from Russia through the countertrade of local commodities. (Royal Australian Air Force)
Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto said in a meeting of the MoD’s Defence Industry Policy Committee (KKIP) on 21 May that the MoD is committed to ensuring that the country’s defence budget “is properly managed so that it can help improve the national economy”. This focus, he said, is aligned with Widodo’s “investment” requirement.

Subianto also stated that the management of the defence budget also includes the management and enforcement of industrial co-operation that supports defence procurements from foreign suppliers.

“We have to find out how to implement countertrade, local content, offsets, transfers of technology, and defence investment in every procurement of defence and security equipment from abroad,” said Subianto in comments published by the MoD’s public relations bureau.

According to the MoD, Subianto emphasised to the KKIP the requirement for defence-industrial co-operation “recommendations and evaluations in all purchases of defence equipment”. This, he said, is to “ensure that Indonesia benefits from all aspects of every purchase of defence equipment from abroad”.

In addition, the MoD said that it hopes to support further development of the national defence industry through the implementation of a new “long-term strategic plan”. This plan, the MoD indicated, would be closely linked to requirements to support defence-industrial co-operation in all procurements of foreign defence equipment.

Indonesia looks to enhance enforcement of offsets

Indonesia has pledged to enhance the enforcement of defence-industrial co-operation guidelines, with the aim to strengthen local manufacturing and boost the country’s...

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[trishna_amrta]

Indonesia looks to enhance enforcement of offsets​

by Jon Grevatt




Indonesia has pledged to enhance the enforcement of defence-industrial co-operation guidelines, with the aim to strengthen local manufacturing and boost the country’s economic response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) in Jakarta said that the requirement is also aligned with President Joko Widodo’s stated intention to ensure that the country’s “defence budget supports investment” in Indonesia.

Indonesia has previously supported the procurement of defence equipment including Sukhoi Su-27 fighter aircraft from Russia through the countertrade of local commodities. (Royal Australian Air Force)
Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto said in a meeting of the MoD’s Defence Industry Policy Committee (KKIP) on 21 May that the MoD is committed to ensuring that the country’s defence budget “is properly managed so that it can help improve the national economy”. This focus, he said, is aligned with Widodo’s “investment” requirement.

Subianto also stated that the management of the defence budget also includes the management and enforcement of industrial co-operation that supports defence procurements from foreign suppliers.

“We have to find out how to implement countertrade, local content, offsets, transfers of technology, and defence investment in every procurement of defence and security equipment from abroad,” said Subianto in comments published by the MoD’s public relations bureau.

According to the MoD, Subianto emphasised to the KKIP the requirement for defence-industrial co-operation “recommendations and evaluations in all purchases of defence equipment”. This, he said, is to “ensure that Indonesia benefits from all aspects of every purchase of defence equipment from abroad”.

In addition, the MoD said that it hopes to support further development of the national defence industry through the implementation of a new “long-term strategic plan”. This plan, the MoD indicated, would be closely linked to requirements to support defence-industrial co-operation in all procurements of foreign defence equipment.

Indonesia looks to enhance enforcement of offsets

Indonesia has pledged to enhance the enforcement of defence-industrial co-operation guidelines, with the aim to strengthen local manufacturing and boost the country’s...

www.janes.com

MiG en route

 

[Panca]

Jalani Pengujian, Drone Kombatan Elang Hitam Mengangkasa Agustus 2021 - Jawa Pos

Jalani Pengujian, Drone Kombatan Elang Hitam Mengangkasa Agustus 2021

www.jawapos.com

 

[trishna_amrta]

Jalani Pengujian, Drone Kombatan Elang Hitam Mengangkasa Agustus 2021 - Jawa Pos

Jalani Pengujian, Drone Kombatan Elang Hitam Mengangkasa Agustus 2021

www.jawapos.com

It will look real nice when its done

 

[Van Kravchenko]

It will look real nice when its done

With 2 weapon carried and bright color?

Its over proud to call it Elang Hitam

They should call it Alap Alap (pregerine falcon)
i wonder what KF 21 will be named here ?

 

[Umigami]

With 2 weapon carried and bright color?

Its over proud to call it Elang Hitam

They should call it Alap Alap (pregerine falcon)
i wonder what KF 21 will be named here ?

AHOOL!!!

 

[Mandala]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1399009865608024065

 

[Umigami]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1399009865608024065

No local assembly offset?

 

[Van Kravchenko]

No local assembly offset?

Persumably just like H225 scheme with airbus.

You will need bigger workibg soace to do both manufacture and assembly. Espacially with ongoing orders

 

[Indos]

No local assembly offset?

There will be local assembly of course for Indonesian order, the final assembly factory has been built as we can see the physical building structure in Indonesia Aerospace.

If we don have export right, the local assembly and integration will only be for our KF21/IFX order