24-25 Apr, 2013 - Jakarta, INDONESIA
Le Meridien Jakarta
Le Meridien Jakarta
| "Indonesia's Accelerating PET Conversion as the Preferred Packaging" "Asia: Looking Inwards for Opportunities Amid Global Volatility" | |||||||||||
As PET capacities increases worldwide from the Middle East to the Americas, Asia is seeing a challenging time with greater margin squeeze and changing dynamics of PET trade. In spite of the situation; China and the South East Asia are still the cardinal lifeline of the industry as Asian PET and feedstock prices are major drivers of the global PET markets.
Within Asia, major markets are unfolding with huge opportunities for the food and beverage packaging sectors. Indonesia, with a dense population of over 200 million is shifting to PET and seeing an increased growth in new market segments such as ready-to-drink tea and functional drinks in PET bottles. Meanwhile, Myanmar is the golden investment ground for PET converters and packaging companies as the country offers great potential for beverage manufacturing and retail. Whereas China has always been the largest and most important global PET market.
On par with market requirements and consumers' behavior, the PET industry is driven by continuous improvement in packaging technologies to meet greater sustainability and flexibility. From recycling to light-weighting to aseptic filling, the PET supply-chain has a pressing need to be abreast with the new trends in order to meet customer requirements.
PET Outlook Asia will unveil key issues facing the PET industry, from markets to technologies and give your company the arsenal to strive in a competitive business environment.
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Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) has signed an agreement with Singapore-based Hambana Petrochemical to build the world’s largest single location PET plant with an investment fund of more than USD 500 million. The new plant will be the island’s first petrochemical downstream project, and is expected to begin operations by 2015.
A subsequent plant will also be built in the second phase of the project to complement operations. According to Director/CEO of Hambana Petrochemicals, Mr. Abhijit Sen, the “total tonnage for the port through this industry in phase I and II is close to 4 million tons”.
Active infrastructural developments in the region, including the new PET plant located in the investment zone adjacent to the USD 360 million Chinese-funded Hambantota Port, and the nearby USD 210 million airport that is due to open in March, are expected to attract international investors and further support and funds.
Join international and regional experts at PET Outlook Asia in Jakarta on April 24-25, 2013 as they examine APAC opportunities amidst emerging markets and rising consumerism in the region.
More details and Program Agenda of the event are available on the PET Outlook Asia event page.
For enquiries or more information on program agenda, please contact Ms. Maureen at maureen@cmtsp.com.sg or Tel. 65 6346 9145.
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Sri Lanka signs deal to build world’s largest PET plant
Singaporean firm signs deal to build a Petrochemical plant in Hambantota
03 Apr, 2013
PET Outlook Asia yang akan diadakan oleh CMT di Jakarta pada tanggal 24-25 April membahas secara mendalam berbagai kesempatan yang timbul dari bisnis pengemasan dan produk konsumen di pasar kelas menengah di berbagai kota di seluruh Indonesia, Cina, India, Bangladesh, dan Myanmar.
Setelah sebelumnya menggelar acara serupa di Bangkok, Singapura, Shanghai, dan Ho Chi Minh City, CMT mengambil langkah tepat dengan menggelar PET Outlook Asia selanjutnya di Jakarta – karena bertepatan dengan booming industri Makanan & Minuman, berkembangnya pasar konsumen serta percepatan konversi kemasan PET di Indonesia.
Direktur of PCI PET Packaging Resin & Recycling, Andrew Noone membuka ajang yang mengetengahkan krisis kapasitas global yang berpengaruh pada bisnis pengemasan PET di kawasan tersebut, dengan fokus pada pertumbuhan di Asia, perubahan yang dinamis pada perdagangan, menyempitnya margin dan pengaruhnya pada daur ulang. Kemudian Mazlan Razak, Senior Consultant di Nexant melanjutkan dengan peralihan penggunaan poliester di Asia.
Seperti yang diharapkan, terdapat penelitian mendalam terhadap segmentasi pasar Indonesia – Makanan dan Minuman, teh dan minuman fungsional RTD, begitu juga dengan analisis arah laju perekonomian Indonesia oleh Ibu Destry Damayanti, Ketua Ahli Ekonomi PT. Bank Mandiri. Presentasi berikutnya oleh Bapak Benny Rachmantio, Direktur R&D PT. Tirta Investama (Danone Aqua Group) menyoroti masa depan pasar konsumen dan pengemasan untuk makanan dan minuman di Indonesia. Setelah itu Ariel Dewanto, GM PT. Indo Tirta Abadi menggambarkan tren dan pertumbuhan kemasan PET di Indonesia dari perspektif para pelaku konversi, sementara Tatsuya Murase dari Suntory’s Packaging Material Development Team berbagi strategi pengembangan pengemasan yang dilakukan perusahaan ternama.
Juga diulas sesi yang membahas munculnya pasar produk konsumen di Myanmar, sektor makanan dan minuman, dan permintaan pengemasan, plus pasar minuman ringan di RRC. Direktur Pelaksana Regional TNS Indochina, Ralf Matthaes, dan Penasehat Senior Beijing Orient Agribusiness Consultants (BOABC), Martin Lu, akan membahas dinamika dan strategi pasar produk konsumen di negara mereka masing-masing.
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14 Mar, 2013
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has announced its move in acquiring the PT San Miguel’s non-alcoholic beverage bottling assets that will boost their capacity by 35-40% in Indonesia, where consumer market is continuously growing.
Group Managing Director, Terry Davis said,
Adding to its portfolio, CCA’s acquisition includes a 20,000 square meters purpose-built beverage production facility with a high-speed PET bottling line, a 5,000 square meters warehouse, as well as a 100,000 square meters land which can be used for expansion in time to come.
According to reports, CCA is prepared to spend an estimated USD 46.7 million on the San Miguel facilities. This cost includes the acquisition of facilities as well as expenses that will go into developing the site and capacity this year.
CCA’s acquisition comes at a time when optimistic growth is forecasted in the densely populated Indonesian market of over 200 million, with new market segments such as ready-to-drink tea and functional drinks in convenient PET bottles gaining favor from consumers.
Businesses from the PET packaging market, including converters and brand owners such as PT Indo, Suntory and Danone Aqua Group will convene in Jakarta on 24-25 April 2013 to share insights of Asia’s PET development at the PET Outlook Asia.
More details of the event are available on the PET Outlook Asia event page.
For enquiries or more information on program agenda, please contact Ms. Maureen at maureen@cmtsp.com.sg or Tel. 65 6346 9145.
25 Feb, 2013
Brand owners and PET bottlers are riding on lower price points and consumers’ favor in affordability and convenient packaging to boost the market. This has prompted strategies that leverage on the two factors, leading to a phenomenon of downsized beverage bottles that come in 300ml bottles and at a lower unit price.
These products are much more convenient for today’s end consumers, who are often on-the-go. By the looks of the trends and consumer behavior, the PET market has much to thrive on in the coming years.
Growth in the PET industry is not just limited to affordability and convenience. The widening of PET applications is increasing the stakes in the industry, with the entrance of functional beverages giving the PET market a boost. Milk and alcoholic beverages such as wines are forecasted to join the force in giving the market a bump, upping the market’s potential by 2016.
In response to the evolving PET industry, CMT is putting together PET Outlook Asia summit this April to provide latest updates on market trends and growth .
For more information on program agenda or if you have any query, please contact Ms. Maureen at maureen@cmtsp.com.sg or Tel. 65 6346 9145.
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06 Feb, 2013
