As a good corporate citizen and partner of Jakarta, Siemens launched the Asian Green City Index and the Jakarta21 Initiative to help the city develop a roadmap for becoming a true world-class metropolis by mid-century. Siemens has been active in the country since 1855. Around one-sixth of the power consumed in Indonesia is generated, transmitted and distributed using Siemens technology.
In fiscal 2012 (October 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012), Siemens’ sales to customers in Indonesia amounted to EUR 248.5 million and new orders totaled more than EUR 178.9 million. Siemens currently has about 1,830 employees in Indonesia.
Siemens began its business activities in Indonesia in 1855 by installing the country’s first ten telegraph systems for the Dutch Ministry of Colonial Affairs. The company’s first local office opened in Surabaya in 1909. Siemens has been a key partner in Indonesia’s development from the very beginning, taking part in the electrification of Java and providing power systems to illuminate the Sultan’s palace in Jogjakarta.
Siemens supplied PT Kaltim Nitrate, Indonesia’s new ammonium nitrate plant in Bontang, East Kalimantan, with a PCS7 distributed control system (DCS). The integrated automation system ensures a more efficient production workflow, greater reliability and safety, user-friendly operating and easy maintenance.
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Jakarta 12520
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