Indonesia dealer for Dressta

Dressta recently appointed Intraco Penta as its new dealer and service partner for the Indonesian market. This new partnership adds to Intraco Penta’s product offering Dressta’s full range of bulldozers and pipelayers. Headquartered in Stalowa Wola, Poland, Dressta is a global manufacturer of crawler dozers and pipe layers. The models have been developed over decades from one of the early contenders in the dozer market. The company was acquired by the Chinese construction machinery firm LiuGong in 2012 and
June 26, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
3420 Dressta recently appointed Intraco Penta as its new dealer and service partner for the Indonesian market. This new partnership adds to Intraco Penta’s product offering Dressta’s full range of bulldozers and pipelayers. Headquartered in Stalowa Wola, Poland, Dressta is a global manufacturer of crawler dozers and pipe layers. The models have been developed over decades from one of the early contenders in the dozer market. The company was acquired by the Chinese construction machinery firm 269 LiuGong in 2012 and since that time Dressta has been steadily building its worldwide presence and reputation. The company focuses on continuous investment in research and development in order to drive innovation and further improvement of its products. Based in Balikpapan, Intraco Penta will provide Dressta products and services throughout the construction, quarry, road and highway segments. George Setiadi is managing director of Intraco Penta and heads a team of dealership professionals including after-sales and a department of fully trained and equipped service technicians.
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