Jakarta Aluminum Alloy Energy Saving and Storage Equipment Project

Who is PT Indonesia Aluminium alloy (IAA)?

PT Indonesia Aluminium Alloy (IAA) is a subsidiary of PT Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Persero) which was incorporated on 22 May 2020. The company is engaged in the aluminium midstream and downstream industry sector, specifically responsible for the revamping project and producing secondary aluminium billets. For more information, please contact:

Can Indonesia become a key player in the aluminium industry?

At the recent World Government Summit 2025, Abdulnasser highlighted Indonesia's strong potential to become a key player in the aluminium industry. However, he emphasised the need for further discussions to outline and develop cooperative projects.

Will Inalum meet the needs of Indonesia's aluminum market?

The strategic project is expected to make INALUM is able to meet the needs of the aluminum market that still has a large potential in Indonesia and Regional. Delivery with NKRI’s Independence warning to 77, as a INALUM donation for aluminum downstreaming, which presents subsidiary of the company called Indonesia Aluminium Alloy (IAA).

Why is Indonesia building more aluminum smelting capacity?

“The construction of additional aluminum smelting capacity in Indonesia can be attributed to two possible reasons: to ease the domestic shortfall and to use the country’s bauxite resources to create more value for the economy,” says Peh. Questionable financial case and climate commitment

Can Indonesia produce the best alumina?

It needs to be ensured that this aluminium sector cooperation has a big economic impact, especially in job creation. With the advanced capabilities and technology that we use, and the potential of natural resources that Indonesia has, it will produce the best alumina in large quantities," said Abdulnasser.

Is Indonesia a potential country in the aluminium sector?

"Indonesia is a potential country in the aluminium sector, therefore it is necessary to continue to conduct feasibility studies to measure the efficiency of Indonesian aluminium products. Collaboration is needed with other parties, such as PLN, to develop low-carbon electricity to meet sufficient electricity supply for aluminium production.