Fabrication Technology Indonesia (FTI) is an industrial exhibition dedicated towards encouraging trade exchange between global, regional as well as local fabrication industry players. Focused on the need to introduce the latest fabrication and foundry processes and output offerings, introduce international technological solutions and cutting-edge innovations, boost the capabilities of local manufacturers to meet domestic and export demands, also encourage the use of locally-sourced and produced raw materials for the production of metal products.

Market Prospects

• The Indonesian government is putting tighter supervision on steel imports and offering energy price incentives to domestic producers.
• This is aimed at boosting the competitiveness of Indonesian steel. In order to achieve this, the upstream processes comprising fabrication and foundry need to be developed so that Indonesia can be a self-sufficient metal producing market.
• With accelerating macroeconomic growth, especially from high demand originating from infrastructure and construction projects, Indonesia's total annual installed production capacity is currently estimated at 8 - 9 million tons, implying there are plenty of developers in Indonesia who prefer to import steel from abroad for their projects, rather than using locally-made steel.
• Since 2017, the World Band ranked Indonesia as top in ASEAN for the contribution in the manufacturing sector to the world economy.
• In addition, data from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Indonesia is also ranked 4th in the world among 15 countries whose manufacturing industry`s contribution to gross domestic product (GDP) is above 10 percent.
• The expansion of various manufacturing sectors will boost infrastructure, machinery production and metal raw materials needs from the metal sector.

Why you should exhibit in FTI