According to B. Braun Indonesia, this measure also aims to comply with Indonesian regulations regarding the local content requirement (TKDN).
Heaptalk, Karawang — Germany’s Medical Technology Company B. Braun introduced its new Technical Service facility in Karawang, Indonesia, on Wednesday (12/11). By opening this new facility, B. Braun Indonesia intends to support the Indonesian government in enhancing independence in the health industry and supporting the availability and readiness of medical equipment in the country.
“We are very proud and feel enthusiastic about introducing our new Technical Service facility, “ Rainer Ruppel, the President Director of B. Braun Indonesia continued, “This is our concrete commitment to enhancing the quality of Indonesian lives through innovation and excellent health services.”
This breakthrough also obtained full support from Indonesian authority. During the inauguration, the Director General for Pharmacy and Medical Equipment, Rizka Andalucia Apt. M. Pharm attended the agenda directly to open this new facility, together with Rainer Ruppel.
As cited in B. Braun’s official release, the new facility will provide repair, calibration, and spare part replacement services. This technical service facility will ensure that medical equipment works optimally, allowing health workers to deliver better services to customers. Moreover, this measure also aims to comply with Indonesian regulations regarding the local content requirement (TKDN).
“Through the opening of this latest technical service facility, we truly believe that B. Braun Indonesia can contribute to materializing Indonesian vision as the center of health service in Southeast Asia,” said Rainer Ruppel.
