Malaysian exhibitors achieved RM123.26mil in sales at Construction Indonesia 2025, highlighting the strong demand for the country’s solutions in Indonesia’s growing construction and landscaping market.
The event, held from Sept 10 to 13 at the Jakarta International Expo, featured 12 Malaysian companies and the National Landscape Department (JLN), under Matrade.
Over four days, more than 100 business meetings connected Malaysian firms with Indonesian buyers and project partners.
The Malaysia Pavilion drew interest for its diverse products, ranging from construction software and waterproofing to advanced landscaping technologies, further reinforcing Malaysia’s role as a key partner in Indonesia’s urban development.
Sumi-Tech Industrial Supplies Sdn Bhd regional business APAC head Ng Kian Seng (left) presenting the safety and efficiency benefits of the company’s scaffolding and shoring systems to Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (centre) and Matrade Jakarta Trade Commissioner Suresh Kumar.
National Landscape Department (JLN) deputy director-general (development) Dr Mazifah Simis (centre) and her team led Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (right) and Matrade Jakarta Trade Commissioner Suresh Kumar (second from right) on a visit to Reka Setia Industries Sdn Bhd’s booth, part of JLN’s business delegation and known for its creative play space and fitness equipment designs.
AHN Vertex Sdn Bhd chief operating officer Abdul Hafiz Abdul Hamid engaging visitors with interactive presentations at the company’s booth.
JET Formwork IBS representatives presenting the innovative Plasform V5 system to Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (second from right) and Matrade Jakarta Trade Commissioner Suresh Kumar (back facing camera), showcasing its practical benefits. The lightweight, reusable and versatile plastic formwork is designed to speed up project timelines while reducing labour and material costs.
The National Landscape Department (JLN) team engaging with PT. Tropica Greeneries principal Anggia Murni (second from left) — one of Indonesia’s leading landscape architectural firms — and Kebun Raya Bali (Bali Botanic Garden) general manager Tito Triputra (right) to discuss ideas and potential future collaborations.
Alpine Pipe Manufacturing Sdn Bhd sales manager Nicholas Poon highlighting the company’s product manufacturing process to a visitor at the booth.
Soiltechnics Sdn Bhd director Kalaiarasu Balakrishnan (left) giving an overview of the company’s cutting-edge fully automated soil and geotechnical testing system to Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (centre) and Matrade Jakarta Trade Commissioner Suresh Kumar.
Topkrete Sdn Bhd managing director MK Wu (right) introducing the company’s innovative product to a visitor.
The team from PCSS Consultancy Sdn Bhd — 4D specialist Mohamad Khairun Ishak (second from left), managing director Andy Tiong (second from right) and valued solution consultant Muhammad Hishamuddin (right), welcoming the Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (centre) and Matrade Jakarta Trade Commissioner Suresh Kumar (left) to their booth. Together, they engaged in meaningful discussions about navigating the Indonesian market, sharing insights, building connections and reinforcing confidence in showcasing PCSS’s digital construction expertise with Matrade’s support.
Urban Forestry Sdn Bhd senior arborist Syahrul Nizam Bin Abdul Aziz (left) sharing insights on the company’s expertise and capabilities in arboriculture services and training during a business matching session with an Indonesian firm, while operations head Chong Yoong Shern (far left) listen in and managing director Muhammad Hariz Ibrahim (third from left) look on.
