DMM Showcases Medical Device Manufacturing Capabilities to Delegation from the Indonesian Embassy in Abuja and Nigerian Media
A delegation from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Abuja, accompanied by Nigerian journalists, visited PT Deca Metric Medica (DMM), a subsidiary of PT Medela Potentia Tbk, in Cikarang on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, to explore Indonesia’s medical device manufacturing capabilities.
The delegation was led by Mr. Harryansah Khairul, Minister Counsellor at the Indonesian Embassy in Abuja, and Mr. Muhammad Firdaus, Economic Research & International Trade Specialist at the Embassy. Other attendees included Mr. Raphael Bamidele Oni, Editor-in-Chief of Diplomats Extra Magazine; Mrs. Deborah Onyofueke Musa, Correspondent at Punch News; and Mrs. Favour Grace Ulebor Emmanuel, representing Vanguard Media Ltd.
During their visit to DMM’s manufacturing facility, the delegation was welcomed by Mr. Robby Rahmadi Gunawan Cahyana, Site Operation Manager of PT Deca Metric Medica, and Mrs. Meilina Marsinta Manalu, Business Development Manager of PT Djembatan Dua. The delegation received an overview of DMM’s manufacturing capabilities, production processes, and development of various wound care products designed to support healthcare service needs.
Mr. Robby emphasized DMM’s commitment to maintaining the quality of its wound care products through standardized production processes and quality control, while ensuring compliance with relevant certification requirements.
“At DMM, we continuously maintain the quality of our wound care products through standardized production processes and quality control. We also ensure that our processes and products comply with applicable national and international certification requirements. This enables us to deliver high-quality, reliable medical devices that meet the needs of healthcare services,” said Mr. Robby.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Meilina provided an overview of the various wound care products manufactured under DMM’s Stardec brand, including products currently in the development pipeline. DMM’s product portfolio addresses a range of wound care and medical supply needs, including Stardec DecaFix, a fixation tape; Stardec DecaMed-T, a post-operative wound dressing; and Stardec DecaPore, a paper-based adhesive tape used for medical device fixation and wound dressing applications.
The introduction to DMM’s manufacturing capabilities also opened discussions on the potential for Indonesian wound care products to enter the Nigerian market. During the discussion, Nigerian journalists expressed their hope that more Indonesian medical devices would become accessible to local communities.
The visit also served as an opportunity to strengthen relationships between industry, diplomatic representatives, and the media, while showcasing Indonesia’s medical device manufacturing capabilities and its potential to serve international markets.
