IMOX: Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo, Batam

IMOX 2024: Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo, Batam

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IMOX : Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo : Event Name
Category: Railway Shipping and Aviation
Event Date: 31 July – 02 August, 2024
Frequency: Annual
Location: Radisson Golf & Convention Center Batam – Jl. Sudirman, Sukajadi, Kec. Batam Kota, Kota Batam, Kepulauan Riau 29432, Indonesia
Organizer: BATAM MARKETING OFFICE – Gedung AMP (Lantai 2, Ruang G), Jl. Raja H. Fisabilillah No.5, Kel. Teluk Tering, Kec. Batam Kota, Batam, Kep. Riau 29444, Indonesia
Phone: (+62-778) 4173 552 / (+62-778) 4173 545
Email: info[at]fireworksid.com
Timings: 09:00 AM to 17:00 PM
Tickets: Visitor Registration Required – Click Here!

IMOX 2024: Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo – Overview

Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo (IMOX) 2024 is an international maritime and offshore event that brings an international congregation of companies together in Indonesia’s largest shipbuilding industry, Batam. This unique event which seeks to bring together more than 3,000 industry professionals to tackle the pertinent concerns of the booming shipbuilding, maritime and offshore industries in Indonesia, from its technological front to the changing market trends. The international character of Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo (IMOX), presents unparalleled marketing, education and networking opportunities. Indonesia Marine & Offshore Expo (IMOX), offers you the ideal platform to explore new maritime, offshore, Oil & Gas and shipbuilding opportunities in Indonesia.

About The Venue: Radisson Golf & Convention Center Batam

Radisson Golf and Convention Centre, Currently acclaimed as Batam’s best 5 Star venue, the centre boasts adequate exhibition and conferences facilities and also ample parking space for visitors and exhibitors. Its location is also central for shipbuilders who wants to visit the event and a stone throw away from other industries.

Admission to Exhibition:

Admission is restricted to trade professionals only and there is no charge to visit the exhibition. Please refer to our conference information for delegate costs.
To register for a visitor badge to visit the exhibition, you can do so online before show days, or on show days with your business card.
Visitor badges are non-transferable due to security reasons. You may be asked by security personnel to present proof of identification before entry into the exhibition.
Minors aged 16 years and below will not be allowed entry into exhibition halls.

Attire:

All visitors must be in proper attire. Those in shorts and slippers will not be allowed entry.
The Organiser reserves the right to refuse admission to visitors who are not appropriately dressed.

Facts Of The Shipbuilding Industry In Indonesia

Indonesia’s Shipping Industry Estimated at USD 20 Billion Indonesia’s Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) wants to develop the country’s shipping industry. The Board said the industry has a multiplier effect which is able to spur growth in other sectors of the economy and create employment. “The potential for the shipping industry is huge – the demand for ships not only for cargo, but also passenger ships, ferries, fishing boats and so on. So, we are inviting investors to fill that demand,” said Franky Sibarani, head of BKPM. The Indonesian Chamber of Trade and Industry values the shipping industry at US$20 billion. This is before taking into account the potential of the country’s maritime economy worth US$171 billion.

Massive Number Of Shipyards And Supporting Industries In Batam, Indonesia

Currently there are more than 70 shipyards located in Batam and more than 500 supporting industries for this sector.

Indonesian Government Provides Road Map and Strong Backing For The Shipbuilding industry

The Indonesian Ministry of Industry has prepared a road map for Indonesia’s shipbuilding industry development in 2012-2025. The industry is also expected to produce and repair all types of vessels from small to large. One aim, by 2020, the national shipbuilding industry cluster is able to produce vessels with a capacity of 200 thousand tons deadweight. The Government will improve ship design and engineering capabilities to support, through the development of Center National Ship Design and Engineering (PDRKN). Industrial raw materials and components locally, as well as the development of human resource skills enhancement shipbuilding center also continues to increase. The government also will secure and optimize the utilization of the domestic market as a base load for the development of the shipping industry. In addition, cooperation with the shipping industry in other countries that have been developed will also be encouraged.