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Indonesia moves forward with talks for three more Type 209 submarines |
Janes - 11 January 2019
Key Points
* Indonesia is edging closer towards acquiring three more diesel-electric submarines from South Korea
* The country has been studying several vessel types for the requirement, but considerations of commonality and maintenance costs have led to the current frontrunner
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Should it materialise, the contract, which includes a support and training package across all three submarines, is expected to be worth approximately USD1.2 billion.
Indonesia signed a USD1.1 billion deal for three Type 209/1400 submarines with DSME in December 2011. Two boats under the contract have been delivered, while a third vessel is currently awaiting launch at PT PAL's premises in Surabaya. The first submarine was commissioned in August 2017 as KRI Nagapasa (403).

A model of an Indonesian Type 209/1400 submarine on display at Indo Defence 2018. Source: IHS Markit/Ridzwan Rahmat
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Indonesia enters final stages of negotiations for another three-submarine contract with DSME |
Janes - 14 February 2019
However, there are several decisions yet to be made, and these mainly pertain to workshare arrangements that can be undertaken for each vessel, the sources confirmed.
Once it materialises, the contract, which includes a support and training package across all three submarines, is expected to be worth about USD1.2 billion.
Jakarta signed a USD1.1 billion deal for three Type 209/1400 submarines with DSME in December 2011. Two submarines under this contract have been delivered, while a third is awaiting launch at PT PAL's premises in Surabaya. The first submarine was commissioned in August 2017 as KRI Nagapasa (403).
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