INDUSTRY.co.id - From a number of industrial actors, PT JababekaTbk is one of the developers of industrial Area that are quite prominent in the country. Through its founder Setyono Djuandi Darmono, the company has succeeded in builtJababeka City in Cikarang into an integrated city, and it makes the name Jababeka now a guarantee for investors to enter and build business in Indonesia.
Work closely with Sembcorp Development Indonesia Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of Sembcorp (Singapore), Jababeka develops a Kendal industrial area (KIK) designed to be an international standard industrial area with mixed-use development covering industrial and residential and commercial areas that meet growing demand for Competitive manufacturing costs in Indonesia.
Kendal Industrial Area is located about 21 km west of Semarang, and 20 km from Ahmad Yani International Airport, and 25 km from TanjungEmas Port. The Industrial Area of Kendal offers the availability of production land with a complete international standard infrastructure, including the availability of skilled labor that is competitive with wage labor which is also more competitive than other areas.
Chairman and Founder of PT Jababeka Group SetyonoDjuandiDarmono as the manager, said that he is ready to make KIK as his new Cikarang Central Java.
KIK is equipped with international standard infrastructure. There are already dozens of investors whose companies are ready to operate in KIK. Several companies have also committed to invest their capital here, Darmono told Industry.co.id in Jakarta on Thursday (1/11).
According to him, the presence of KIK will create 500 thousand new workers. For that, it hopes, Kendal community can fully support the presence of KIK and can take role by preparing its human resources, so it can be involved in terms of employment and benefits directly from the presence of KIK Can be felt immediately.
Development of the first phase will create employment of 500,000 workers, each 100,000 direct workers, 400,000 indirect workers. Labor is preferred from Kendal residents, he concluded.