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PTDI and Japan’s ShinMaywa sign aerostructure component procurement contract for commercial aircraft

04/02/2026

Press releaseIssued by PT Dirgantara Indonesia - Indonesian Aerospace.
PTDI and Japan’s ShinMaywa sign aerostructure component procurement contract for commercial aircraft
L-R: 1. President of Aircraft Division of ShinMaywa Industries. 2. PTDI’s Director of Commerce, Technology & Development, Moh. Arif Faisal. 3. PTDI President Director, Gita Amperiawan · Photo: PT Dirgantara Indonesia

On the second day of the Singapore Airshow 2026, PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) signed a Purchase Agreement (PA) with ShinMaywa Industries, a Japanese aerospace company known as a manufacturer of aerostructure components with global Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)-standard engineering and manufacturing capabilities.

The Purchase Agreement was signed by PTDI’s Director of Commerce, Technology & Development, Moh. Arif Faisal, and the President of Aircraft Division of ShinMaywa Industries, Hideyuki Mochida, and was witnessed by PTDI President Director, Gita Amperiawan, at PTDI’s booth A-L31, Changi Exhibition Center.

Through this cooperation, PTDI will serve as part of the global supply chain in commercial jet aircraft manufacturing programs such as Boeing, Airbus, and Bombardier, by producing several large-dimension aerostructure components that require high precision as well as compliance with international aerospace quality and certification standards. PTDI’s involvement in this long-range business jet aircraft program demonstrates the trust of global OEMs in PTDI’s technical capabilities and manufacturing system quality.

“This collaboration reflects the global industry’s confidence in PTDI’s aerostructure manufacturing and engineering capabilities, while strengthening PTDI’s role in the global supply chain of leading aerospace OEMs,” said Moh. Arif Faisal, Director of Commerce, Technology & Development of PTDI.

The cooperation between PTDI and ShinMaywa is expected to create synergy in technical and industrial capabilities, while expanding both companies’ contributions to the global aerospace industry value chain. This collaboration represents a strategic step that reaffirms PTDI’s commitment to continuously developing sustainable international partnerships, encouraging knowledge transfer, and strengthening the independence and added value of the national aerospace industry.

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