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GE (General Electric) Targets 20 Locomotive Repair Per Year in Indonesia
United States company, General Electric (GE) intends to revitalize the railway locomotive in Indonesia, especially those serving the travel on the island of Java, and has 25 years of age.

GE president for Southeast Asia Stuart Dean, who is interested to power the locomotive back, said attracted  during the next decade with a target construction 20 locomotives a year.

"About 20-30 per cent can be done in Indonesia," said Dean to Vice President Jusuf Kalla in Jakarta, yesterday. Dean adds, GE undertakes repairs locomotives in Indonesia, although the majority are German-made locomotives.

According to Dean, GE also wanted to make a carriage factory in Indonesia that would cost cheaper than importing from abroad. GE has demonstrated the manufacture of high-tech locomotives with PT Inka.

Kalla welcomed GE's intention was mainly associated with the plan of a mass transportation facility in Java. However, Kalla asked that GE also glance at a railway outside Java, such as a coal haul road in Sumatra and Kalimantan.
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