Suryacipta strives to meet client needs and exceed investors’ expectations. Seeking innovation, leveraging technologies and implementing continuous improvements are integral to the company’s vision of “Building a Better Indonesia.”
“We believe integrity, trust and outstanding ideas are of the utmost capital to develop our world-class projects,” said Suryacipta President Director Johannes Suriadjaja.
Suryacipta City of Industry
For more than 32 years, Suryacipta has managed the Suryacipta City of Industry in Karawang, West Java province. The 1,400-hectare industrial estate has successfully attracted over 150 manufacturing tenants, employing more than 34,000 people.
With an environment-friendly wastewater treatment facility and financially feasible solar panel systems, Suryacipta City of Industry is also leading the country’s renewable-energy drive.
Strengthening its business philosophy of trustworthiness, excellence and a customer-focused approach, 2020 saw Suryacipta inaugurate a pioneering integrated smart and sustainable township development in Subang, West Java.
Subang Smartpolitan
At 2,717 hectares, the Subang Smartpolitan township development is situated close to Patimban Seaport, which is set to become the largest port in Indonesia.
The project is creating momentum in terms of attracting direct investment and creating jobs in the region, and Suryacipta City of Industry and Subang Smartpolitan were recently designated top priority projects for investment by the Indonesian Ministry of Industry.
Subang Smartpolitan is in the new “corridor of economic expansion” in Subang. The project is equipped with Internet of Things-based infrastructure and is importantly surrounded by a highly qualified workforce.
As a complete ecosystem for work, life, learning and playing, Suryacipta is providing Subang Smartpolitan plots for manufacturing, commercial and residential use. An ideal investment destination for domestic and foreign investors, the first handover is expected in 2023.
Japan and Indonesia
“Since Japan and Indonesia established bilateral relations in 1958, much has been achieved,” Suriadjaja said.
“We continue building trust, gaining investment and growing a spirit of partnership, as well as collaborations with Japan in the infrastructure sector, including Patimban Seaport. Indonesia remains a key supplier of natural resources to Japan and both countries are active members of APEC (the Asia-Pacific Economic Forum) and G20 (Group of 20 economies).”
“As the only ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Countries) country in the G20, the upcoming G20 Summit in Indonesia will showcase the country as a leading investment destination and cement Indonesia’s increasingly important role within the global manufacturing supply chain. At Suryacipta, we are ready to cater to the increasing demand we see for Indonesia to become a leading Southeast Asian production base.”
