• The Jet Technologies Jakarta team (left to right): David Reece (sales director Australia),  Arman Mampuk (sales director Indonesia), Yanuar Emilius (office manager, Indonesia) and Jack Malki (director).
    The Jet Technologies Jakarta team (left to right): David Reece (sales director Australia), Arman Mampuk (sales director Indonesia), Yanuar Emilius (office manager, Indonesia) and Jack Malki (director).
Close×

Sydney-based packaging printing specialist Jet Technologies has established a full-service branch in Jakarta, Indonesia, notching another milestone in its international expansion that started with a similar move to New Zealand in 2010.

Jet Technologies’ director, Jack Malki, said the company had been examining the potential of the Indonesian market for some time. He said the final decision to establish a full branch in the country was finalised after considerable research into a range of potential Asian markets.

“The sophistication of the Indonesian printing, labelling and packaging segments, given the country’s wide ranging FCMG manufacturing industry and the vast size of its market potential, swayed us heavily in our decision,” he said.

“Moreover, we were influenced by the presence of many of our competitors, both in the labelling and packaging area.”

Jet has appointed Arman Mampuk, formerly with Cyber, the Indonesian agents for Ryobi, as the office's sales manager. Yanuar Emilius has been appointed office manager, after a career spanning 11 years in Europe and Indonesia that has included a series of administrative responsibilities with Ferrostaal Indonesia.

“These two newly created positions further strengthen the support that Jet Technologies is able to offer our clients throughout the region,” Malki said.

Food & Drink Business

Western Australia’s first AgTech-focused landing pad, PropaGATE, is bringing global innovation to the state’s doorstep, connecting international solutions with local industries to address real-world challenges, starting with wastewater in beer production.

Entries are now open for the 2025 Melbourne Royal Wine Awards, an annual opportunity for Australian winemakers to have their wines benchmarked against peers and receive feedback from expert judges to improve quality and inspire innovation.

The Western Australian Food Industry Education Collaboration (WAFEC) program is working to connect talented STEM students with food and beverage businesses across the state.