Mulia Industrindo Subsidiary Muliaglass Begins Rebuilding One of Three Float Glass Furnaces

By Public Technologies
  • Mulia Industrindo subsidiary Muliaglass began a phased rebuild of one of its three float glass furnaces on October 20, 2026.
  • The furnace entered its final operating year as reduced gas allocations pushed up average gas prices, increasing production costs.
  • The rebuild aims to preserve Muliaglass’s financial position; its two remaining furnaces will continue operating at optimal levels.
  • Full positive cash-flow benefits are expected from 2027, primarily through reduced consumption of market-priced gas.


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