List of elevator manufacturers

This is a list of elevator manufacturers/companies that operate and/or have operated in Indonesia. Some companies, especially major companies, operate their own branch in Indonesia under their own corporate name. Some companies also operates sub-branches or representative offices in many major cities around the country. Some others, like Hitachi, Sigma, etc. distribute their elevators to the country through a third-party company/sole agent/distributor. There are also elevator companies that don't actually made elevators and/or escalators and instead they import elevator parts overseas and assemble them - these companies are usually called "generic elevator companies" by elevator enthusiasts.

## Major companies

These are some of the major elevator companies operating in Indonesia. Almost all these companies operate in the country under their own corporate name, with the exception being Shanghai Mitsubishi and Sigma which their products are supplied and installed by third-party distributors. Almost all of these companies were formed after acquiring the local distributor that used to distribute and install elevators of certain brands in Indonesia. Their head office is always located in Jakarta, usually in buildings where the elevators were installed by the same company. Some of these companies also have branches or representative offices in major cities across Indonesia, such as Bandung, Surabaya, Denpasar (Bali), Makassar, etc.

### Fujitec

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:800px-Flag of Japan.svg.png Japan
* **Native name**: フジテック
* **Established**: 1948
* **Founder**: Shotaru Uchiyama
* **Headquarters**: Hikone, Shiga Prefecture, Japan
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Fujitec Indonesia (since 1989)
* **Formerly distributed by**: *Unknown*
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

One of the major Japanese elevator manufacturers, **Fujitec** (initially known as Fuji Transportation Industry Co., Ltd. until 1974) was founded in 1948 by Shotaru Uchiyama in Osaka, Japan. It entered Indonesia in the late 1980s and operates as PT. Fujitec Indonesia. Their elevators are mostly found in high-rise office buildings and some hotels. Since 2006, Fujitec is based in Hikone, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. In Japan, it is currently the 5th largest elevator manufacturer.

### Hitachi

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:800px-Flag of Japan.svg.png Japan
* **Native name**: 日立製作所
* **Established**: 1910
* **Headquarters**: Tokyo, Japan
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Sarang Teknik Utama Indonesia (since 1964)
* **Formerly distributed by**: *None*
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Distributor in Indonesia

A major Japanese company which also make elevators since 1910. It made its presence in Indonesia in 1964 and installations are currently handled by a local distributor. Unusually, Hitachi elevators are less common in Indonesia compared to other major Japanese companies like Mitsubishi or Toshiba. Their elevators are commonly found in office buildings and few government buildings.

### Hyundai

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of South Korea.png South Korea
* **Native name**: 현대 엘리베이터 주식회사
* **Established**: 1984
* **Headquarters**: Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Hyundai Elevator Indonesia (since 2013)
* **Formerly distributed by**:
	+ PT. Bakti Bestotek Indonesia (Late 1980s-1993)
	+ PT. Superhelindo Jaya Perkasa (1993-2013, *most parts of Indonesia*)
		- PT. Superhelindo Putra Perkasa (*Central Java*)
		- PT. Superhelindo Jaya (*Bali*)
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

**Hyundai Elevator** is a division of Hyundai Group which manufactures elevators and other building vertical transportation systems. Established in 1984 under a joint venture with Westinghouse USA, it is now the largest elevator manufacturer in South Korea regarding its sales, profit and market shares. Hyundai entered the Indonesian market in the late 1980s through a local sole agent PT. Bakti Bestotek Indonesia. In 1993, however, its distribution was switched to a new company called PT. Superhelindo Jaya Perkasa. This continued until 2013 when it changed name to PT. Hyundai Elevator Indonesia (or commonly known as HELIN). It is also a Korean elevator company with the most number of elevators found in Indonesia, followed by Sigma. Their elevators are mostly found in low to mid-rise buildings like shopping malls, hotels and universities, but rarely found in high-rise buildings.

### Kone

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Finland.png Finland
* **Native name**: KONE Oyj
* **Established**: 1910
* **Founder**: *N'**eeding confirmation***
* **Headquarters**: Espoo, Finland
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. KONE Indo Elevator (since 1995)
* **Formerly distributed by**: *None*
* **Website**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

Founded in 1910 and based in Espoo, Finland, **Kone** is currently the fourth largest elevator manufacturer in the world. It is also the pioneer of the world's first practical machine room less (MRL) elevator system in 1996 called "MonoSpace". Kone entered the Indonesian market in 1994 when they had a joint venture with Indolift, a local company. Since then, it has becoming one of the fastest growing foreign elevator companies in the country, with many new installations popping out in several cities; most of them are MonoSpace MRL elevators. They are commonly found in hotels as well as a small number of shopping malls, offices and few residential buildings.

In Finnish language, Kone means "machine". It is said that its current logo represents several things; the four blue box represents elevator cabins, shafts and possibly buildings too, while the vertical white lines represents the Finnish flag and its connection with the Finnish heritage.

### Mitsubishi

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:800px-Flag of Japan.svg.png Japan
* **Native name**: 三菱電機グループ
* **Established**:
	+ 1921
	+ 1931 (elevator business)
* **Headquarters**: Tokyo, Japan
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Mitsubishi Jaya Elevator and Escalator (since 1996)
* **Formerly distributed by**: PT. Jaya Teknik - Elevator Division (1971-1996)
* **Website**: Official website

One of the four "Japanese major players" (the other three being Fujitec, Toshiba and Hitachi), **Mitsubishi Electric'**s elevator business started making elevators in the 1930s. It made its first presence in Indonesia in 1971 through a distributor called PT. Jaya Teknik which belongs to Jaya Construction, a local construction firm. It finally established its business in Indonesia in 1996 as PT. Mitsubishi Jaya Elevator & Escalator, although the company is technically still part of the same construction firm. Today, Mitsubishi is a Japanese elevator company with the most number of elevators installed in Indonesia. They are mostly found in shopping malls and office buildings. In addition, Mitsubishi has an elevator factory located in Karawang, West Java.

### Otis

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of USA.png United States
* **Established**: 1853
* **Founder**: Elisha Graves Otis
* **Headquarters**: Farmington, Connecticut, United States
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Citas Otis Elevator (since 1992)
* **Formerly distributed by**:
	+ Fred Stieltjes & Co. (1910s-19??)
	+ PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (1960-1965)
	+ PT. Citas Engineering (1965-1992)
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

Based in Farmington, Connecticut, United States, **Otis Elevator Company** is the largest elevator manufacturer in the world. Otis has been installing elevators longer than any other companies in Indonesia. It installed its first elevator during Dutch colonial era in the 1910s or 1920s through a local company. After the independence, Otis began installing elevators again. It began as early as in 1960 with the distribution carried out by PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (a state-owned construction firm) and then in 1965 by a local engineering company PT. Citas Engineering. In 1992, Otis merged with Citas Engineering and became PT. Citas Otis Elevator since then.

### Schindler

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Switzerland.png Switzerland
* **Native name**: Schindler Aufzuge AG
* **Established**: 1874
* **Founders**: Robert Schindler and Eduard Villiger
* **Headquarters**: Ebikon, Lucerne, Switzerland
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Berca Schindler Lifts (since 2000)
* **Formerly distributed by**:
	+ *Unknown* (before 1980)
	+ PT. Berca Indonesia (1980-2000)
* **Website**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

A Swiss elevator company founded in 1874, **Schindler** is the second largest elevator manufacturer as well as the largest manufacturer of escalators in the world. It was only in 2000 when the company officially started its business in Indonesia, but they have been installing elevators longer than that; it was believed that Schindler first started installing elevators in Indonesia in the 1970s through an unknown local company before the agency was taken over by PT. Berca Indonesia in 1980, though the oldest installation that have been found so far was from the 1960s. Nowadays, Schindler is very popular in Indonesia, with lots of installations found in various buildings, from low to high-rise buildings. Berca Schindler Lifts is also part of the Central Cipta Murdaya (CCM) group, which is said to be the shareholder of the company.

### Shanghai Mitsubishi

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of China.png China
* **Native name**: 上海三菱电梯有限公司
* **Established**: 1987
* **Headquarters**: Minhang, Shanghai, China
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**:
	+ PT. Wahana Elok Langgeng Lestari (WELL)
	+ PT. Cahaya Cipta Abadi
* **Formerly distributed by**: *Unknown*
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Distributor in Indonesia (PT. Wahana Elok Langgeng Lestari)
	+ Distributor in Indonesia (PT. Cahaya Cipta Abadi)

**Shanghai Mitsubishi** is a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Elevator which was formed in 1987 by four companies. As its name implies, the company is based in Shanghai, China, in the district of Minhang. Their elevators in Indonesia are distributed and installed by two third-party distributors; PT. Wahana Elok Langgeng Lestari and PT. Cahaya Cipta Abadi. The first Shanghai Mitsubishi elevator in Indonesia was installed sometime in the 1990s.

### Sigma

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of South Korea.png South Korea
* **Established:** 2001
* **Headquarters**: Seoul, South Korea
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**:
	+ PT. Jaya Kencana (since 2001)
	+ PT. Seltech Putera Perkasa (since 2011, *Pekanbaru, Riau only*)
* Formerly distributed by: *None*
* Websites:
	+ Official website
	+ Distributor in Indonesia (PT. Jaya Kencana)
	+ Distributor in Indonesia (PT. Seltech Putera Perkasa)

A subsidiary of Otis Elevator Korea, **Sigma Elevator Company** is the successor of the no-longer-exist South Korean elevator manufacturer, GoldStar, which changed name to LG (Lucky Goldstar) in 1995. Currently, Sigma elevators in Indonesia are distributed and installed by a local distributor called PT. Jaya Kencana, which used to be the sole distributor of GoldStar (and then LG) elevators from 1983 until the late 1990s. It is also the second most popular Korean elevator brand in Indonesia after Hyundai. Sigma elevators are mostly found in residential buildings, hotels and shopping malls. In Pekanbaru, Riau, Sigma elevators are distributed by PT. Seltech Putera Perkasa since 2011.

### ThyssenKrupp

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Germany.png Germany
* **Native name**: thyssenkrupp AG
* **Established**: 2001
* **Headquarters**: Essen, Germany
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. thyssenkrupp Elevator Indonesia (since 2005)
* **Formerly distributed by**: PT. Marico Gria (?)
* **Website**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian site

**ThyssenKrupp** (officially written as **thyssenkrupp** since 2015) is a major German company which was established in 2001 as the result of a merger between Thyssen and Krupp. ThyssenKrupp is currently the third largest manufacturer of elevators in the world. Its history in Indonesia can be traced back to the 1980s when it was known as **Thyssen**. After the merger, ThyssenKrupp started its business in Indonesia in 2005 after acquiring the distributor of Dong Yang, a defunct Korean elevator company in 2004.

### Toshiba

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:800px-Flag of Japan.svg.png Japan
* **Native name**: 東芝エレベータ株式会社
* **Established**: 1950s (elevator business)
* **Headquarters**: Tokyo, Japan
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Toshindo Elevator Utama (since 1998)
* **Formerly distributed by**: PT. Capitol Mutual Corporation (CMC) (1980s?-1998)
* **Websites**:
	+ Official website
	+ Indonesian distributor (unofficial)

**Toshiba Corporation**, a Japanese multinational conglomerate, also manufactures elevators under its division called Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corporation. Toshiba makes elevators since the 1950s. Before Toshiba's elevator division started its business in Indonesia in 1998 as PT. Toshindo Elevator Utama, their elevators were distributed from probably the 1970s or 1980s until the late 1990s by a local distributor called **PT. Capitol Mutual Corporation** (**CMC**). In Indonesia, their elevators are mostly found in high-rise office buildings and some high-end hotels, especially in Jakarta.

## Former/defunct companies

These are some of the elevator companies which have ceased their business, mainly because they were acquired or bought out by a major elevator company.

### Dong Yang

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of South Korea.png South Korea
* **Native name**: 동양 엘리베이터 회사 한정판
* **Based in**: Seoul, South Korea
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Pura Kencana (1988-2003)
* **Status**: Acquired by ThyssenKrupp in 2003

**Dong Yang** was a South Korean elevator company established in 1966. It entered the Indonesian market in 1988 through a local distributor called PT. Pura Kencana. The company was acquired by ThyssenKrupp in late 2003 and became **ThyssenKrupp Dongyang** until 2008 when it changed name to ThyssenKrupp Elevator Korea. In addition, PT. Pura Kencana was taken over by ThyssenKrupp in October 2005, marking the beginning of ThyssenKrupp in Indonesia.

### Dover

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of USA.png United States
* **Established**: 1955
* **Based in**: Memphis, Tennessee, United States
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Karya Intertek Kencana (19??-1999)
* **Status**: Acquired by Thyssen in 1999, became Thyssen Dover until 2001 and later ThyssenKrupp Elevator Americas.

**Dover Elevators** was a well-known American-based elevator manufacturer from Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Formerly a division of Dover Corporation (which still exists today), it started out as the Rotary Automobile Rotary Lift Co. (also known as Rotary Lift) that opened in 1925. Rotary invented the modern hydraulic elevator system called "Oildraulic" in 1937. In 1955, Rotary changed name to Dover Corporation and splits into two different divisions; Rotary Lift which manufactures automobile lifts, and Dover Elevators which manufactured passenger and freight elevators. Dover Elevators was acquired by Thyssen in 1999, and became Thyssen Dover for a short period. In 2001, Thyssen Dover became ThyssenKrupp Elevator Americas.

In Indonesia, Dover elevators were distributed and installed by a third-party distributor PT. Karya Intertek Kencana. Not many Dover elevators were installed in the country. The only known Dover elevator was located at Taman Dayu Club & Resort in Pasuruan, East Java. Unfortunately, it was totally replaced into a Kone MonoSpace MRL elevator in the early 2010s. Since then, no other existing Dover elevators have been discovered so far.

### Elevadores Atlas

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Brazil.png Brazil
* **Native name**: Elevadores Atlas S.A.
* **Established**: 1918
* **Founders**: AM Lowsby, Frederich James Pirie and Carlos Dumont Villares
* **Based in**: São Paulo, Brazil
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Tanjungraya Eramas (1991-unknown)
* **Status**: Defunct, acquired by Schindler in 1999 and became Atlas Schindler since then

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**Elevadores Atlas** was a Brazilian elevator company based in São Paulo, Brazil. Founded in 1918 by two English engineers, it started out as a small workshop until it became the largest independent elevator manufacturer in Brazil. Atlas had a long technical partnership with Westinghouse of USA in which both companies would sometimes exchange patents with each others, therefore the elevator design and features that Atlas made were heavily based on Westinghouse's elevators. In 1999, Schindler bought the company and became Atlas Schindler until now.

While so far none of its elevators and escalators have been discovered in Indonesia, Atlas did exported their elevators to Indonesia, where the products were distributed and installed by PT. Tanjungraya Eramas, a subsidiary of Tanjung Raya Elok who distributed Lift Munich (scroll down along this section) elevators from West Germany. TREs began marketing Atlas products in 1991, with the first elevator installed at Hotel Marannu (now Hotel Singgasana) in Makassar, South Sulawesi.

### GoldStar

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of South Korea.png South Korea
* **Native name**: 골드 스타
* **Established**: 1968 (later changed name to Lucky GoldStar/LG in 1994-1995)
* **Based in**: South Korea
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Jaya Kencana (1983-1994)
* **Status**: LG was acquired by Otis in 1999 and became LG-OTIS until 2005.

**GoldStar** was a South Korean electronics manufacturer. It is the predecessor of today's Otis Elevator Korea as well as Sigma Elevator Company. It made elevators from 1968 until 1995 when it changed name to **Lucky Goldstar** (**LG**), and it continued to make elevators since then under the brand name LG. In 1999, Otis acquired LG Elevators and became **LG-OTIS**, which lasted until the mid 2000s and changed name to Otis Elevator Korea (OEK).

In Indonesia, GoldStar and LG elevators were distributed by PT. Jaya Kencana from 1983 until the late 1990s. By 1990, Jaya Kencana had installed about 200 elevators and 300 escalators in several major cities in Indonesia. Nowadays, the company installs Sigma elevators, as well as maintaining and modernizing some of the remaining GoldStar elevators in the country with Sigma equipment.

### Haushahn

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Germany.png Germany
* **Native name**: Haushahn GmbH
* **Established**: 1889
* **Founder**: Immanuel Hahn
* **Based in**: Stuttgart, Germany
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**: PT. Ihaka Saka Nusantara (1994-1997)
* **Status**: Acquired by Schindler in 1998, and became part of Schindler Group.

**Haushahn** was a large family-owned elevator company from Stuttgart, Germany that has been acquired by Schindler in 1998. Haushahn did exported their elevators to Indonesia from 1994 to 1997 through a distributor called PT. Ihaka Saka Nusantara. Due to the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, the distributor decided to stop importing Haushahn elevators as the crisis made it too expensive for the distributor to import elevators from Germany. As the result, there were not many Haushahn elevators installed in Indonesia; there were only about 90 units installed in the country. Since 2004, the distributor has been distributing and installing China made Hosting elevators in Indonesia which are branded as "AE-Lift Hosting".

A few Haushahn installations still exist today in Indonesia, though they are slowly disappearing due to modernizations. As the original distributor no longer maintain these elevators, most of them are now maintained by different elevator companies.

### Indolift

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* **Company name**: PT. Indo Elevator Industri Pratama (sometimes known as PT. Indo Elevator (Mfg.) Co., Ltd.)
* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Indonesia.png Indonesia
* **Based in**: Surabaya, Indonesia
* **Established**: 1982
* **Operating in Indonesia**: 1982 - 1995
* **Status**: Acquired by Kone in 1995. The original company name has since been partially retained by Kone as "PT. KONE Indo Elevator".

**Indolift** was one of the very few local/domestic elevator companies in Indonesia, which was established in 1982. Indolift was the predecessor of Kone in Indonesia; both companies had a joint venture in 1994 so that Kone would enter the Indonesian market. In 1995, the joint venture was fully acquired by Kone and the company became PT. KONE Indo Elevator. Shortly after that, Kone began making elevators that were heavily based on Indolift's design before they began importing their own elevators from Europe and China. The company has been absorbed by Kone and has since defunct.

### Lift Munich

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Germany.png Germany (West Germany before 1992)
* **Native name**: *To be confirmed*
* **Established**: 1967
* **Headquarters**: Germany
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**:
	+ PT. Tanjung Raya Elok (1985-1990s)
		- CV. Auro Lift (*representative in Bali*)
* **Status**: Merged with Sematic Group in 2000 and changed to Liftmaterial after that, and later transferred to Wittur Group in 2015.

A German elevator manufacturer from West Germany (before the German reunification took place in 1992), **Lift Munich** elevators in Indonesia were distributed by its sole distributor PT. Tanjung Raya Elok (TRE) from 1985 to the 1990s. They were also installed in Bali by TRE's Balinese representative CV. Auro Lift. It only managed to install few elevators in Indonesia from the 1980s to 1990s. This brand is now considered very rare in Indonesia as most of its older installations have either been replaced or modernized. All of their elevators made from the 1980s to 1990s used Schaefer fixtures from Germany, similar to Thyssen and Haushahn. Lift Munich merged with Sematic Group in 2000 and changed name to Liftmaterial (or LM). It later merged again with Wittur Group in August 2015.

Perhaps the most famous Lift Munich installations in Indonesia were the ones in Graha Iskandarsyah, Jakarta (already replaced by Hyundai and Sigma) and in The Royal Beach Seminyak Resort, Bali. The oldest Lift Munich elevator found in Indonesia was in the IBEC Building in Jakarta, which was from 1986. However, the building was demolished in 2014.

### Sabiem

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Italy.png Italy
* **Native name**: Società Anonimo Bolognese Industrie Elettromeccaniche
* **Established**: 1921
* **Headquarters**: Bologna, Italy
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**:
	+ PT. Wira Mustika Indah (1980s?-1990s?)
* **Status**: Defunct, acquired by Kone in 1985

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**Sabiem** was an elevator manufacturer from Bologna, Italy which was founded in 1921. During its time, it was one of the two major Italian elevator manufacturers that have managed to sold its elevators overseas (the other one was Fiam). Sabiem was sold to Kone in 1985 as an attempt to enter the Italian elevator market.

While the company exported its elevators mostly to Hong Kong and perhaps Latin America, Sabiem did exported its elevators to Indonesia. It is unclear when these products were sold in the Indonesian market, but it is suggested that it was around the 1980s or even older. It is also unknown if there are any Sabiem elevators still remains in Indonesia in their complete original condition. Sabiem elevators in Indonesia were distributed by PT. Wira Mustika Indah.

### Thyssen

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* **Country of origin**: Berkas:Flag of Germany.png Germany (West Germany before 1992)
* **Native name**: Thyssen Aufzüge AG
* **Established**: 1976 (elevator division)
* **Headquarters**: Hamborn, Duisburg, Germany
* **Distributed in Indonesia by**:
	+ PT. Thysindo Griatama (now PT. Marico Gria) (1984-late 1990s)
* **Status**: Defunct, merged with Krupp in 1999 and became ThyssenKrupp in 2001.

**Thyssen** was a major German manufacturing company which mainly produced steels, but it also made vertical transportation systems, in this case, elevators and escalators. The company entered the elevator industry in 1973 when it took over German manufacturing company Rheinstahl AG. Three years later, Rheinstal AG was renamed to Thyssen Industrie AG which focused on steel and other heavy industries related products and Thyssen Aufzüge AG which focused on vertical transportation systems. In 1999, Thyssen merged with Krupp (another German steel manufacturer) and became ThyssenKrupp in 2001.

In Indonesia, Thyssen elevators and escalators were distributed by PT. Thysindo Griatama (now PT. Marico Gria) from 1984 until the late 1990s. One of the most famous Thyssen installations in Indonesia is the one in Plaza Surabaya shopping center in Surabaya which was completed in the 1980s, and still exist. Its distributor, which now operates under the name PT. Marico Gria, still maintains a handful of remaining Thyssen elevators in Indonesia.

## Third-party companies

*Main article:* Generic elevator companies
Third-party elevator companies (or commonly referred to as generic elevator companies) are elevator companies that do not make their own elevators, instead, they buy and import elevator parts and components from other countries (usually China or European countries) and assemble them into brand new elevators which are then branded by the company. Most companies installs elevators while some others only provide maintenance or repair services and do not install elevators at all. Elevators assembled by these companies are often found in buildings where owners couldn't afford to buy elevators from major elevator companies like Otis, Schindler, etc.

There are many third-party elevator companies operating in Indonesia. Most of these companies have their own brand for their elevators (and escalators as well, if they have one). Most of these companies stays in one area or region that it is serving, but a few companies such as Louser Lift operates sub-branches in various cities across the country; these sub-branches often act as distributor for the area or region that it is serving.

The following list below are sorted by elevator brands, not by company names.

## Other smaller/minor companies

These are some of the smaller or medium-sized elevator companies that exists in Indonesia. Most of the elevators made by these companies were supplied and installed by their respective local distributors/sole agents in Indonesia.

### Chinese companies

**Note**: An asterisk (\*) means that the company is from Taiwan (Republic of China).

### Other companies

Some of these elevator companies are from various countries.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 "Sistem "Sky Lobby" mengoptimalkan pemakaian lift" - KONSTRUKSI Magazine, October 1989 (PDF available in Indonesian)
2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 "Bea Masuk Menjadi Kendala" - KONSTRUKSI Magazine, April 1994 (PDF available in Indonesian)
3. ↑ 3,0 3,1 ThyssenKrupp Elevator (Asia/Pacific) eNews - December 2005 (Page 9)
4. ↑ International Distributors - Dover Elevators (*archived*)
5. ↑ 5,0 5,1 "Mutu, standar keselamatan dan pelayanan diutamakan" - KONSTRUKSI Magazine, May 1991 (PDF available in Indonesian)
6. ↑ "Pilihan baru untuk Lift dan Eskalator" - KONSTRUKSI Magazine, August 1991, Page 92 (PDF available in Indonesian)
7. ↑ ["PT. Indo Elevator Industri Pratama: Memproduksi berbagai jenis lift" - KONSTRUKSI magazine, July 1988 (PDF available in Indonesian)
8. ↑ 8,0 8,1 8,2 8,3 Platform lift manufacturers.
9. ↑ Cibes Lift is a brand of Cibes Lift Group of Sweden.
10. ↑ Almost every elevators made by IGV are marketed uunder their "DomusLift" brand.
11. ↑ The full company name of LiSA is **Schneider Steuerungstechnik GmbH**.
12. ↑ For those installed by PT. Tamiang Multi Trada, they are branded as Tamiang instead of MP Lifts.
13. ↑ One Orona elevator installation can be found at Kemang Icon, Jakarta.
14. ↑ PT. Maxima Elevator is a subsidiary of Swee Hin Elevator Pte. Ltd. of Singapore.
15. ↑ One installation can be found in the Hotel Niagara in Lawang, Malang. Elevator was installed in 1917, but now derelict since a long time.
16. ↑ This brand can be found in Gandaria City, Jakarta.
17. ↑ This extremely rare Soviet brand was once found in Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Stadium, Jakarta, which was completed in 1962 for the 1962 Asian Games. The brand is believed to be no longer exist in Indonesia, as the elevators in GBK have been replaced into Otis GeN2 and Schindler 3300 AP elevators.
18. ↑ This rare brand was once found in Menara Batavia, Jakarta. The elevator has been replaced into Sigma in the late 2010s.
19. ↑ This brand can be found in Senen Jaya Market (Block 4), Jakarta.
20. ↑ Acquired by Otis in 1914 and became Waygood Otis. One surviving Waygood installation is still in operation in the London Sumatra Building, Medan. Installed in 1908, it considered to be the oldest elevator in Indonesia, as well as the oldest elevator still operating in the country.
21. ↑ PT. Yang Elevator Indonesia

## See also

* List of unidentified elevators - A list containing unidentified elevators that have been located in several places in Indonesia.

**Major companies:** Fujitec • Hitachi • Hyundai • Kone • Mitsubishi • Otis • Schindler • Shanghai Mitsubishi • Sigma • ThyssenKrupp • Toshiba