General Electric CEO, Jeffrey Immelt:
Indonesia is more than a market

GENERAL Electric (GE), which has been in Indonesia since 1930, is now moving into the sectors of health equipment, machinery, railways and financial institutions. In mid-July, Indonesia’s state-owned train company, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) purchased 20 C20-EMP locomotive engines from GE, valued at US$40 million. These locomotive engines will be assembled by PT Inka in Madiun, East Java.

Following his speech at the Modernization Speakers

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