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Indonesia’s Global Brands (Part 5: Electronics)

Indonesia’s Global Brands (Part 5: Electronics)

I have been using POLYTRON electronic equipments since the 90′s, and to me, its quality is above Japanese, Korean brands. The power of POLYTRON is on its sound quality. I have been wondering, this brand is so good, who made it? Well, only few months ago, I got the confirmation from a very reliable source that POLYTRON is purely Indonesian brand, and is one of the biggest and leading electronic manufacturers in Indonesia.

Polytron has 2 plants, in Kudus with an area of 70,000m2 and in Sayung Semarang with an area of 130,000m2 (the biggest refrigerator plant in Central Java) with more than 3,500 employees, 11 representative offices, 5 authorized dealers, 38 service centres and 2,500 dealers in Indonesia

Established on May 16, 1975 in Kudus using company name of PT. Indonesia Electronic & Engineering before changed to PT Hartono Istana Electronic on September 18, 1976 and then merged to be PT. Hartono Istana Teknologi.

Polytron has long range of product, from home teather, amplifier, HIFI, compo, LCD TV, DVD player, aircon, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dispenser etc.

Polytron has been successfully penetrating 32 countries worldwide, and now eyeing more countries to enter. It has patented over 20 of its products.

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8 Responses to “Indonesia’s Global Brands (Part 5: Electronics)”

  1. Teddy Amry says:

    Oh really? I used to think polytron was Japanese. Shocking it is Indonesian.

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  2. Bonek says:

    Nah.. ini baru top markotop.. Indonesia asliiii Rek…!!!

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  3. didit says:

    Yea..it’s true, I have promote it too to http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1097863

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  4. Mark says:

    yup it’s definetly right, Polytron is purely Indonesia brand, I had favorite product of Polytron when I was in college, it’s a radio tape compo capsule shape,undoubtfully sound of quality humm….amazing, unequaled quality and prize….

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  5. Bruce says:

    Yea..it’s true, I have promote it too to http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1097863

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  6. Akhlis says:

    I proudly declare that I’m a native of Kudus and spend my childhood and teenage-hood there. Even my elementary school is located a few meters away from one of the Polytron plants. Leaving Kudus for Jakarta some weeks ago but now reading this post really makes me miss my hometown more than ever.

    Yes, this brand is originally from Indonesia. It’s kind of sad to know lots of people out there think it’s not.

    Kudus is home to several great corporations, such as Djarum, Pura Barutama, and Polytron, just to name a few.

    This nation is great, the problem is we aren’t aware of how great we are.

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  7. Nugraha says:

    Ima use Polytron from now on, hahah…

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