PT Hino Motors Manufacturing Indonesia (HMMI) has received updated Domestic Component Level (TKDN) Certificates as part of its compliance with the implementation of the Minister of Industry Regulation (Permenperin) No. 35 of 2025 concerning Procedures for Calculating Domestic Component Level (TKDN). The certificates were symbolically presented by Kris Sasono Ngudi Wibowo, Head of the P3DN Center of the Ministry of Industry, to Repelita Ginting, Plant Manager of PT HMMI, witnessed by Silvia Febridona, TKDN Certification Project Manager of PT Surveyor Indonesia, and Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, B.Eng., M.Eng., Director of the Maritime, Transportation Equipment, and Defense Equipment Industry (IMATAP), Directorate General of ILMATE, Ministry of Industry, during the GAIKINDO Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) 2026.

The certificate update reaffirms Hino's commitment to increasing the use of domestically produced components while strengthening its contribution to the development of Indonesia's commercial vehicle industry. By aligning its TKDN calculation with the latest regulations, Hino continues to support the growth of the local supply chain, enhance the competitiveness of Indonesia's automotive industry, and expand the utilization of domestically manufactured products.

This TKDN achievement is part of Hino's long journey in developing Indonesia's automotive industry. Since commencing its manufacturing operations in Indonesia until July 2026, Hino has produced more than 651,995 commercial vehicles supporting various strategic sectors, ranging from logistics, public transportation, construction, mining, to plantations. Hino is also the only motor vehicle manufacturer in Indonesia that produces large bus chassis to meet the country's mass transportation needs, while also exporting them to several destination countries, further reinforcing its role in strengthening the independence of Indonesia's commercial vehicle industry while meeting the public's transportation needs with products manufactured in Indonesia.

"The update of our TKDN certificates is part of Hino's continuous efforts to further increase its contribution to Indonesia's manufacturing industry. The higher the use of domestically produced components, the greater the benefits for supporting industries, the local workforce, and the national automotive ecosystem. Ultimately, customers will also benefit from products manufactured in Indonesia with global quality standards," said Repelita Ginting, Plant Manager of HMMI.

Currently, of the 46 Hino vehicle models manufactured in Indonesia, 31 models have obtained TKDN certification. Among them, 10 models have successfully been updated in accordance with Minister of Industry Regulation No. 35 of 2025, achieving TKDN values of up to 71.75%, while the remaining models will undergo the update process gradually.

Through this achievement, Hino is increasingly prepared to support the implementation of the Domestic Product Utilization Improvement Program (P3DN) while strengthening the competitiveness of Indonesia's automotive industry. The high level of local content not only reflects Hino's manufacturing capabilities in Indonesia but also generates positive impacts on the growth of the component industry, employment opportunities, and the sustainability of the national supply chain.

For customers, this TKDN achievement serves as a guarantee that every Hino vehicle is manufactured by combining global quality standards with Indonesia's domestic manufacturing capabilities. Supported by an increasingly strong local supplier network, Hino can continue to deliver reliable commercial vehicles with better component availability while creating added value for businesses and the development of Indonesia's transportation industry.