Pt Batamec Shipyard
PT Batamec Shipyard is an Indonesian shipyard in the Tanjung Uncang area of Batam, established in 1986 as PT Batamas Jala Nusantara and acquired by PT Teknologi Global Indonesia in March 2024. It builds new vessels and carries out docking and afloat repairs, conversions and steel fabrication for maritime, offshore and onshore industries. Newbuild experience covers AHTS and platform supply vessels, accommodation work barges, oil tankers, passenger vessels, landing craft, tugs and naval ships, including a Fleet Replenishment Tanker (Kapal Bantu Cair Minyak) for the Indonesian Navy. The yard's facilities include a graving dock, two syncrolifts, three slipways, jetties and seven open fabrication areas, and its clients include Indonesian government ministries, the Navy and state-owned and private shipping companies.
PT Batamec Shipyard
PT Batamec Shipyard is a national construction services company offering shipbuilding, ship repair and conversion, and steel fabrication for the maritime, offshore and onshore industries. Established in 1986 under the former name PT Batamas Jala Nusantara, the yard was acquired in March 2024 by PT Teknologi Global Indonesia. Between 2005 and 2014 it focused on offshore support vessels, including AHTS up to 28,000 BHP and 250 tonne bollard pull, accommodation work barges and platform supply vessels, and delivered its first multipurpose ship-shaped drilling vessel in 2014. It has since expanded into government and defence work, contracting in 2017 to build a Fleet Replenishment Tanker (Kapal Bantu Cair Minyak) for the Indonesian Navy.
Services
- New shipbuilding with full project management, financing, design and production engineering, materials procurement, and FAT/HAT/SAT realisation, ship registering and delivery
- Dry docking and afloat repairs: hull and steel work, replating, blasting and painting, piping, mechanical, electrical, carpentry and miscellaneous work
- Propulsion system maintenance, engine and equipment overhaul, shaft and propeller work, valve and sea chest overhaul, tank cleaning
- Vessel conversion, upgrading and repurposing, including helideck and crane installation and A-frame modification
- Steel fabrication; design support through pre-concept, concept and basic design phases
- Defence and security work, including combat system integration
Facilities
- Site of 97 hectares in Tanjung Uncang, Batam, with 555 m of jetty (Jetty 1: 350 m; Jetty 2: 125 m)
- Graving dock 145 m x 40 m x 7 m
- Two syncrolifts, each 100 m x 20 m x 8 m
- Slipway 1: 125 m x 40 m with 24 m high gantry crane; Slipway 2: 249 m x 40 m with two 100 t gantry cranes, 45 m height; Slipway 3: 152 m x 48 m with 100 t gantry crane
- Seven open fabrication areas with gantry/overhead cranes; total workshop area 24,000 m²
Vessel Types
- AHTS, platform supply and offshore support vessels, accommodation vessels and work barges
- Oil, chemical and LPG tankers; cargo and Ro-Ro vessels
- Naval ships, patrol vessels and fast patrol boats; landing craft utility
- Passenger vessels (Sabuk Nusantara series), tugboats and harbour tugs, speed boats, offshore containers
- Construction in steel, fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) and aluminium
Location
- Tanjung Uncang, Batam, Indonesia; contact via [email protected]