BATAMEX Shipyard was previously a foreign own shipyard but later taken over by Indonesian businesswomen and become a national shipbuilding company.
Maya Miranda Ambarsari Officially Owns the Majority Shares of PT Batamec Shipyard
Sunday, 27 October 2019 - 08:19
Maya Miranda Ambarsari with husband at PT Batamec Shipyard. documentation picture
Jakarta . Akuratnews - Indonesian entrepreneur Maya Miranda Ambarsari took over the ownership of shares in a shipyard company and changed the status of Foreign Investment (PMA) to Domestic Investment (PMDN)
The largest shipbuilding company in Indonesia which is engaged in the construction of new ships, repair and conversion of ships, which has been established since 1985, is now officially owned by the nation.
"After more than 35 years as PMA, finally PT Batamec Shipyard officially became a company owned by a national subsidiary, a local company with an international scale," said Owner and President Director of PT Batamec Shipyard Maya Miranda Ambarsari via an electronic message received by Akuratnews. Sunday (27/10) ).
PT Batamec has various complete facilities for ship building and repair. Namely standing on an area of about 70 hectares with facilities such as a graving dock equipped with 2 grantry cranes with a capacity of 160 tons and a height of 32 meters.
The company, which is located in Batam, has received an ISO 9001: 2008 award regarding quality management systems, as well as safety and health systems from BS OHSAS 18001: 2007, as well as an ISO 14001: 2004 environmental management system.
This 46-year-old entrepreneur said that he wanted to acquire the business because he was optimistic about the business prospects in shipping. Moreover, Indonesia as a maritime country certainly needs the best ships produced by the nation's children.
“I see Batamec as a market leader for shipyard companies in Indonesia. With more than 35 years of experience since its establishment in 1984, Batamec already has a very professional system of work, production and power men so that it can produce the best ships, "said Maya.
The wife of Andreas Reza also said that her decision to take over the ownership of Batamec's shares was not just for profit, but as an opportunity to jointly develop Indonesia.
In addition, the courage of this woman who was born on July 9, 1973 to enter into a business that had stopped for about 1.5 years, because she saw that this company with more than 500 employees would bring benefits.
Batamec itself is currently capable of producing various types of vessels ranging from tankers, cargo ships, liquid oil auxiliary vessels, stretchers, and others depending on demand. The request did not only come from within the country, Batamec even produced ships ordered directly from abroad such as Norway.
Previously, around August 2019, Maya had also just acquired the share ownership of PT Tawu Inti Bati (an oil processing factory) which originally owned a foreign company or PMA. This means that within three months, the winner of "Best Achiever in Women Entrepreneurs" has acquired two PMAs to become PMDN.
In addition, Maya is also one of the owners of an E commerce company - JD.ID online shopping, a shareholder in PT. Merdeka Copper and Gold Tbk, the owner of guest houses in elite areas (Elliottii), beauty clinics, and has a foundation for social activities, namely "Miranda Learning House".
Maya has a background in law and is a graduate of the Master of International Business, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne - Australia. (dk / accuratenews).
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