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Givaudan opens $50 million Indonesia production facility to boost SE Asia growth
The investment strengthens Givaudan's manufacturing footprint in Indonesia
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By ICN Bureau | July 06, 2026
Givaudan has opened a new production facility in Cikarang, Indonesia, marking a CHF 50 million investment aimed at expanding manufacturing capacity and supporting growing demand across one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing food markets.
The 24,000-square-metre facility, built on a 50,000-square-metre site, will manufacture savoury, sweet and snack flavour powders for a range of food applications. The site is expected to create around 60 jobs initially, with capacity for future expansion.
The investment strengthens Givaudan's manufacturing footprint in Indonesia as the company seeks to increase production, accelerate innovation and expand its presence in high-growth markets.
"We are delighted to open this new facility in Cikarang, the latest example of Givaudan’s long-term commitment to Indonesia. This significant investment is aligned with our 2030 strategy of increasing our presence in strategic high growth markets, enabling us to extend our customer reach, capturing new growth opportunities while strengthening our contribution to the local economy," said Christian Stammkoetter, CEO Givaudan.
The new facility also incorporates sustainability measures including solar energy systems, rainwater harvesting, green electricity partnerships, energy-efficient lighting and water management technologies designed to reduce its environmental footprint while improving operational resilience.
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