BNBR Enters 3D Printing Industry for Home Constructions

Bekasi – Bakrie & Brothers (BNBR) through Modula Tiga Dimensi (Modula) announced the company's entry into the environmentally friendly 3D construction industry.

Roy Hendrajanto M Sakti, Director & Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of BNBR, stated that BNBR officially launched the BOD3 type 3D construction printing machine, a technology that also used in Europe.

"In Indonesia, BNBR is a pioneer in using the most advanced technology in the 3D printing construction industry," Sakti said at Bakrie Pipe Industries, Harapan Jaya area, Bekasi, West Java, on Tuesday (May 21).

[dok. Direktur & Chief Financial Officer (CFO) BNBR, Roy Hendrajanto M. Sakti dan jajarannya, saat mengecek hasil 3D Construction Printing PT Modula Tiga Dimensi]

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He hopes this technology can address the housing backlog in Indonesia, particularly in the building and housing construction segment.

Sakti, who is also the President Commissioner of Modula, believes that the potential growth of the 3D printing construction industry in Indonesia is still very large.

"This is a business opportunity worth exploring and developing," he remarked.

Sakti said that the global construction sector contributes 37 percent or one-third of global emissions.

Of this amount, 25 percent of emissions are contributed by building materials (embodied emissions) and are expected to rise to around 49 percent by 2030.

"With 3D construction printing technology, we hope that emissions from the construction sector, particularly in Indonesia, can be reduced," Sakti stated.

On the same occasion, Co-Founder & Head of Asia-Pacific COBOD International, Simon Klint Bergh, who is also the Director of Modula Tiga Dimensi, said this 3D construction printing technology focuses on solutions to the housing backlog issue, adhering to sustainable and eco-friendly principles.

Bergh emphasized that this technology can build houses smarter, faster, sustainably, and energy efficiently.

"This technology reduces more than 50 percent of the time required in conventional house construction, saves 35 percent of labor, reduces material waste by up to 20 percent, and offers high flexibility and precision in design. These are real solutions for the construction industry in Indonesia," Bergh expressed.

It is known that Modula Tiga Dimensi is a joint venture between BNBR and leading Danish 3D construction printer manufacturer, COBOD International.

This collaboration is believed to be able to significantly contribute amid the growth of the building and housing construction industry in Indonesia, with high efficiency through the implementation of eco-friendly 3D construction printing.

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Of this amount, 25 percent of emissions are contributed by building materials (embodied emissions) and are expected to rise to around 49 percent by 2030.