Shell Announces Construction Of Manufacturing Factory In Indonesia

Construction of Fat Manufacturing Factory from Shell Indonesia. (Doc. Shell Indonesia)

JAKARTA - Complementing the lubricants Oil Blending Plant (LOBP) Shell located in Marunda, Bekasi, West Java, Shell Indonesia announced the plan to build its first fat manufacturing plant (GMP) in Indonesia.

Jason Wong, Global Executive Vice President of Shell Lubricants, said Shell's success was always built on the company's ability to meet and anticipate changing customer needs.

"Shell's investment in Indonesia affirms our commitment to make customer needs the main focus of business. Indonesia's rapid economic growth further emphasizes the importance of lubricant products, including obesity, to support the development of various industrial sectors. By ensuring consistent, efficient, and sustainable supply for customers, this project ensures that we will always be there for customers in the future," he said, in his official statement, Tuesday, March 5.

Later the new factory will be able to have a production capacity of up to 12 million liters of fat (greet) per year. This will help meet the demand for premium fat products that continue to increase in Indonesia.

Not only that, this factory will also implement the use of cutting-edge technology, including contact reactors, to increase production speed and efficiency.

The new fat factory (greease) will produce fat products with the Shell Gadus brand, which is often used in various implementations, such as bearing and gear.

In addition, this factory will have the ability to produce high-quality fat products (greets) in various types of packaging, such as drums, buckets (pails), and fluid bags (fluid bags), to meet customers' needs from various industries, including general manufacturing, pulp and paper, steel, melting, electricity, fleets, construction, and mining.