The new plant integrates localized research and development with full-scale production, specifically engineered for Indonesia’s unique operating conditions. By shifting assembly closer to the end-user, XCMG aims to reduce delivery times while supporting the transition toward low-carbon infrastructure. The site functions as a hub for both manufacturing and a broader circular economy initiative, which includes remanufacturing parts and managing used-equipment lifecycles to maximize efficiency.
This development strengthens XCMG’s thirty-year presence in the archipelago, where it currently supports a fleet of over 30,000 machines through a three-tier maintenance network. The company now oversees an end-to-end chain of R&D, production, and service within Indonesia. With nearly 80% of its local workforce comprised of Indonesian citizens, the project emphasizes job creation and skill development. This expansion aligns with XCMG’s broader corporate strategy, which recently earned the firm a spot on the Fortune China ESG Impact List for its focus on intelligent and green industrial growth.
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