Cape EMS Berhad, a company born and bred in Johor, an exclusive manufacturer of LigoWave’s product, welcomes a significant step towards advancing telecommunication infrastructure in Indonesia with Perusahaan Perseroan (Persero) Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia (PT INTI).
LigoWave, represented by Turker Hidirlar, CEO of iConn Networks, DBA LigoWave, and Persero PT INTI, represented by Tantang Yudha Santoso, Financial, Human Capital, Legal & Risk Management Director, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Cape EMS Berhad Malaysia, at Senai, Johor, witnessed by Liow Cai Tung, Member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly and the representative from the Embassy of Indonesia, Rossy Verona, Deputy Chief of Mission in Embassy Indonesia, Malaysia.
“This collaboration definitely helps to meet the growing demand for secure and reliable connectivity solutions for Indonesia and the region,” said Liow Cai Tung, Member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly.
“The state of Johor is very proud that MICCI is spearheading this initiative to encourage collaborative effortsbetween the two neighboring countries and enhance the technology development from USA to SEA,” she added, addressing Christina Tee, National President of Malaysia International Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MICCI).
As a means to meet Indonesia’s growing need for dependable and secure connectivity solutions, this partnership seeks to capitalise on the strengths of both organisations.
The MoU indicates LigoWave and PT INTI’s collaboration to localise the production of modern telecommunication equipment in Indonesia, such as wireless devices, Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, smart utility metres, and 5G technology.
Hidirlar emphasised the importance of this partnership in addressing the connectivity needs of Indonesia, stating “This MOU marks a significant milestone in our efforts to bring cutting-edge telecommunication solutions to Indonesia. By localising production and collaborating with PT.INTI, we are committed to supporting the nation’s technological infrastructure and driving innovation into Indonesia.”
Santoso added, “PT INTI is excited to partner with iConn Networks, DBA LigoWave, a leader in wireless networking solutions. This collaboration will not only enhance our production capabilities but also ensure that we are at the forefront of technological advancements in telecommunication. Together, we aim to provide high quality, locally manufactured products that meet the needs of our customers and support Indonesia’s digital transformation.”
The ceremony was also attended by Datuk Haji Mohd Rabin Bin Basir, Chairman of Cape EMS Berhad, LigoWave’s exclusive manufacturing partner.
Cape EMS Berhad will play a crucial role in the manufacturing knowhow transfer and quality assurance of the devices.
Among key objectives of the MoU is localised production in establishing manufacturing capabilities within Indonesia to produce LigoWave’s telecommunication equipment, market expansion which is enhancing market share for access points and other telecommunication products in Indonesia, technology transfer in facilitating technology transfer and training to support the development and deployment of innovative telecommunication solutions and also sustainable development: Supporting Indonesia’s regulatory requirements for local content and contributing to the country’s technological advancement and economic growth.
Supporting Indonesia’s National Programme Strategy in Digital Transformation
LigoWave will assist PT INTI in implementing Indonesia’s National Programme Strategy in Digital Transformation, which aims to enhance and broaden access to information and communications throughout the country, especially in isolated and underprivileged areas.
In order to improve digital infrastructure and connection and guarantee that all residents have access to information and communication technology, the agency is in charge of a range of programmes and projects.
The partnership between LigoWave and PT INTI is set to commence immediately, with both parties dedicated to achieving the outlined objectives and contributing to the growth of Indonesia’s telecommunication sector.
In a joint media release, potential market with the Operation of Satria-1 Satellite was also shared.
The satellite has a capacity of 150 Gbps for 150,000 service points, with each point requiring two access points. In 2023, 14,360 service points were installed, leaving a huge gap and for 2024, the plan is to install almost 30,000 remaining service points
iConn Networks, DBA LigoWave together with PT INTI to provide the connectivity hardware for these service points. This positions LigoWave’s devices as solutions for all service points.
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