P.T. Mahkota Indonesia

Company Profile PT. Mahkota Indonesia
The bright prospect of chemical industry development in Indonesia draws Singapore private side i. E. The Chemical Corporation of Singapore Pte. Ltd. (CCS) invited Indonesia private side i. E. Pt. Archipelago Trading and Service Corporation to build chemical industry in Indonesia.
A factory had been built after the agreement between both sides met with law form of Perseroan Terbatas (PT) / Ltd.
Name PT. Mahkota Indonesia on 30 October 1969.
In the beginning PT. Mahkota Indonesia built unit I Sulfuric Acid factory on 23 February 1970 with 50 tones / day capacity. It is based on the consideration of high Sulfuric Acid necessity in Indonesia although there was Petro Kimia Gresik factory but the consumer needs unfulfilled. The increasing of Indonesia inhabitant and industry especially Jakarta gave the impact of Aluminium Sulfate (Alum) necessity resulting unit Aluminium Sulfate built which starting to operate in 1971. In overcome arising necessity of Sulfuric Acid, in 1976 unit II Sulfuric Acid was been built and operated in the same year. This factory expansion emerges the initiative of how to exploit steam energy resulted from unit I and unit II Sulfuric Acid factory, therefore Sodium Silicate unit was been built in 1981.
Next development continued in 1988 and the management represented Indonesia by PT. Lautan Luas Tbk. And Pt. Mingsindo Jaya with TIP International Company from Singapore.
The rapid developing of technology and increasing consumer demand moved the management thought to develop the company by building unit III Sulfuric Acid and started to build in 1991 and produced in 1993 with 100 tones / day capacity. On the other side, unit I Sulfuric Acid had been reorganized and change the machines capacity reached 125 tones / day. It was renovated in 1995 and started to produce in July 1999.

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