Mon, 29 Jun 1998

Servo sets up Indonesian base

JAKARTA (JP): Chemicals producer Servo Delden BV of the Netherlands has completed the construction of its manufacturing plant in Bekasi, West Java, and plans to make it a supplying base for the domestic and regional market.

The company's Indonesian unit, PT Servo Indonesia, president, Paul Van Der Velden, said during a ceremony to dedicate the plant last Thursday: "This is a suitable opportunity to declare that there is at least one international company from the Netherlands which is still convinced about Indonesia's economic potential for the future."

He said Servo Deldon used to supply the Asian market from its manufacturing plant in the Netherlands.

The new plant occupies a 6,000-square-meter plot in the Cikarang industrial complex.

It has the production capacity of 2,500 tons per year with 50 chemical products, including oil-field chemicals, coating additives, surfactant and specialties chemicals and pulp and