OUCO to Showcase at INAMARINE 2026!

As the global maritime sector continues to heat up, the highly anticipated 14th Indonesia International Maritime & Offshore Exhibition (INAMARINE 2026) will return to the Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) from July 28 to 30, 2026.

OUCO Heavy Industry, a premier global provider of marine and port solutions, is pleased to announce its participation and warmly invites you to visit us at Booth D2D3-05 to explore new collaboration opportunities.

Aligning with Indonesia’s Fleet Modernization

As Indonesia's largest B2B maritime event, INAMARINE 2026 spans over 12,000 sqm and is expected to attract more than 500 international exhibitors and 22,000 professional visitors.

With Indonesia’s active commercial fleet now surpassing 11,400 vessels, the local market is experiencing explosive demand for aging vessel refits, equipment upgrades, and efficient port handling. To support the modernization, safety, and green transformation of the regional fleet, OUCO is bringing its comprehensive range of deck operations and bulk handling solutions to the forefront.

Engineering for Tough Tropical Climates

To tackle the extreme heat, high humidity, and severe salt spray characteristic of Indonesia and the wider ASEAN region, OUCO has optimized its product lineup with target-specific, localized upgrades.

Our core offerings—including high-performance marine cranes (knuckle, telescopic, and stiff boom designs) and smart leakproof grab buckets—are fully certified by major classification societies such as DNV, ABS, CCS, and BV.

By streamlining equipment footprints for compact deck spaces and utilizing advanced hydraulic systems for rough-sea safety, our machinery delivers top-tier reliability. Additionally, the integration of premium C5-M / CX anti-corrosion coatings significantly reduces lifecycle maintenance costs in harsh tropical environments.

Book a Meeting with Our Team

We invite you to meet our technical experts face-to-face at the exhibition to customize the ideal solution for your next maritime project.