10 Years in Domestic Market, Sandimas Ready to Take OULU to Global Market

INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta- More than 30 years, Sandimas, a company engaged in building materials entered the Indonesian market. Sandimas is known as a world-class manufacturer such as Sandimas Granite and OULU Sanitary Ware.

With a commitment that began 30 years ago, Sandimas continues to improve quality, capability and innovation to bring the company into a dominant position in the market today.

In addition, Sandimas is also able to quickly respond to various needs related to the living space and contemporary architecture.

To answer customer needs, Sandimas presents sanitary product line with brand OULU, since 10 years ago. Due to the excellent market response, Sandimas Group expanded its expansion by establishing an OULU factory in Indonesia located in Pasar Kemis, Tangerang so as to double production and meet demand from overseas.

"It's been 10 years OULU introduced and already 5 years OULU factory operated in Indonesia with experience and hard work, until now OULU able to compete and be accepted in the domestic market," said Deputy Executive Director Sandimas during Product Launching & Gathering OULU product line in Hotel Mulia, Jakarta, Wednesday (08/30/2017).

He added that this year the OULU factory in Indonesia has expanded with the addition of production capacity 3 times than before. "With the addition of capacity is expected to meet market demand and open up a lot of jobs to encourage domestic economic growth," he explained.

Furthermore, Linda explains, OULU created with many advantages such as exclusive design, white body, water saving up to 3/6 liter, and warranty mechanism and service up to 10 years.

"OULU is manufactured with high technology and strict supervision from the early stages of raw material recovery to the production process," he added.

As information, all Sandimas products have met the SNI qualification and with good experience and qualities, Sandimas has achieved great confidence and is used in various commercial and residential projects by some renowned developers.

Linda hopes that this progress will further motivate OULU to realize its plan to become a local producer that can enter the export market.