JORINDO INDONESIA PARTNERS WITH MUBARAK DUBAI TO BOLSTER NATIONAL
DUBAI — Indonesian business Jorindo Group, through its subsidiary PT Jorindo Marine Salvage, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Dubai-based Mubarak Bridge Maritime FZCO to elevate maritime services in Southeast Asia.
The agreement was signed on Monday in Dubai, coinciding with a visit by PT Jorindo Marine Salvage President Director Jose Rizal to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2026.
The strategic partnership was facilitated and supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Dubai.
Under the MoU, both companies will explore joint operations in marine salvage, underwater engineering, and related maritime services across Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asian region.
The framework allows either party to request technical and operational assistance for specific projects, subject to resource availability, technical assessments, safety reviews, and regulatory approvals.
The collaborative framework covers the deployment of specialized marine assets—including
workboats, tugboats, barges, crane vessels, and offshore support vessels—alongside
proprietary salvage equipment.
It also enables the mobilization of specialized personnel, including salvage masters, commercial divers, marine engineers, and naval architects, while
allowing both firms to cross-reference and share project pipelines.
Neil Scott Williams, Director of Mubarak Bridge Maritime, welcomed the venture as a entry point into a new market, noting that this marks the Dubai-based group's first operational foray into Indonesia.
Jose Rizal, Director of Jorindo Marine Salvage—who also chairs the Indonesian Nusantara Bumiputera Entrepreneurs Association (Asprindo)—underlined the vast potential of the Indonesian market, noting that water bodies make up two-thirds of the archipelago's territory.
Denny Lesmana, the Indonesian Consul General in Dubai, lauded the alliance as a testament to the rising global standing of Indonesia's maritime sector.
"We highly welcome this cooperation between Jorindo and Mubarak," Lesmana said.
"This is clear evidence that Indonesian companies have earned the trust of international players to partner in highly technical and strategic sectors like salvage and underwater works. We hope this MoU quickly transitions into definitive project agreements. The Indonesian Consulate General in Dubai remains fully committed to supporting the expansion and collaboration of
Indonesian enterprises across this region."
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