Key insights and market outlook
Indonesia's manufacturing sector grew 5.58% year-on-year in Q3-2025, contributing 17.39% to national GDP. In response, Dormer Pramet launched its new Force Series carbide drills, designed for higher productivity and precision in challenging machining environments. The move reflects manufacturers' increasing need for advanced drilling solutions to enhance efficiency and reliability.
Indonesia's manufacturing sector (non-oil and gas) demonstrated robust growth of 5.58% year-on-year in Q3-2025, outpacing the national economic growth of 5.04% during the same period. This performance underscores the sector's significant contribution to the country's economy, accounting for 17.39% of national GDP.
In response to the manufacturing sector's expansion, Dormer Pramet, a leading manufacturer of metal cutting tools, has introduced its latest innovation - the Force Series solid carbide drills. These new drills are engineered to deliver higher productivity, precision, and reliability in increasingly challenging machining environments. According to Brook He, National Sales Manager for Southeast Asia & Oceania at Dormer Pramet, the development of Force Series was driven by manufacturers' growing need for more sophisticated drilling solutions.
The Force Series carbide drills are designed to provide consistent quality and reduced downtime across various applications. This launch aligns with the broader trend of Indonesian manufacturers seeking advanced technology to enhance their operational efficiency and competitiveness in the global market.
The growth of Indonesia's manufacturing sector and the introduction of advanced drilling solutions like Force Series suggest a positive outlook for the country's industrial development. As manufacturers continue to adopt more sophisticated technologies, the demand for high-performance cutting tools is expected to rise, driving further innovation in the sector.
Peluncuran Force Series
Pertumbuhan Manufaktur Q3-2025