Dressta expands presence in Indonesia

Dressta is expanding its presence in the important Indonesian construction machinery market. Dressta’s exclusive dealer for Indonesia, Intraco Penta Prima Servis, now has a branch located in Surabaya. This branch is an exclusive location for Dressta brand machinery intended to serve customers in the region. Intraco Penta has a long history of distributing construction machinery in Indonesia and has a team of experienced staff. The firm provides parts and service support for the Dressta brand to the cons
August 12, 2019 Read time: 2 mins
Dressta is expanding its coverage for the Indonesian construction machinery market
3420 Dressta is expanding its presence in the important Indonesian construction machinery market. Dressta’s exclusive dealer for Indonesia, Intraco Penta Prima Servis, now has a branch located in Surabaya.


This branch is an exclusive location for Dressta brand machinery intended to serve customers in the region. Intraco Penta has a long history of distributing construction machinery in Indonesia and has a team of experienced staff. The firm provides parts and service support for the Dressta brand to the construction and extraction industries across Indonesia. George Setiadi, managing director of Intraco Penta Prima Servis, mentioned, “Over a time span of 48 years, Intraco Penta had invested in its infrastructure through its network of over 40 outlets and project sites across the archipelago of 16,000 islands in Indonesia. The opening of Surabaya Branch also marked our return to Java, the most populated island that represents more than 60% of Indonesia’s GDP, after an 8-year hiatus.”

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