Global Marine, Ketrosden Triamitra to Form JV to Tap Indonesian Market
Global Marines Systems, Ltd. announced that the company and Indonesia-based PT Ketrosden Triasmitra agreed to form a joint venture to provide subsea cable engineering and installation services to the telecommunications and oil & gas industries within the Indonesian market.
The partnership between the two companies will see the installation of more than 372.82 miles (600 kilometers) of cable this year as the companies collaborate on the Luwuk-Tutuyan and Jambi-Batam submarine cable projects, and another 1,242.74 miles (2,000 kilometers) projected over 2014.
The joint venture will address the Indonesian market and will own and operate cabotage compliant vessels. In addition, the joint venture will provide feasibility studies, marine survey, shallow and deep water installation and burial solutions.
“Global Marine, with its unparalleled history in the provision of services to the submarine cable industry, is the ideal partner to expand our expertise and quality of service for our customers in Indonesia,” stated Ketut Romadhi, Triasmitra's founder and CEO. “This partnership will position us well to further develop our telecommunications network and build upon our successes to date, while at the same our teams will have the benefit of learning from Global Marine’s long-standing experience in cable installation,” added Septono Karyadi, Triasmitra’s managing director.
“This is an important agreement for Global Marine,” stated Ian Douglas, Global Marine’s CEO. “We have worked closely with Triasmitra for many years and together have deployed a significant amount of cable in Indonesian waters. The joint venture represents each organization’s strong commitment to provide customers with a single source for quality subsea engineering and installation solutions.”
“After many years of collaboration on subsea installation and cable repair work, we are delighted to formalize our relationship with this agreement. This partnership supports Global Marine’s long history of success in providing subsea cable services to our global customer base, while simultaneously supporting Triasmitra’s continued growth and success in the Indonesian market,” added Global Marine’s Corporate Development Director, Mike Constable.
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