Milanion and Republikorp to supply the Indonesian Navy with 20m unmanned surface vessels.

At IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Milanion Group and Republikorp (RDI) signed a contract to supply the Indonesian Navy with 20-meter unmanned surface vessel (USV) conversions. The agreement, signed by Milanion CEO Davinder Dogra and Republikorp CEO Norman Joesoef at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), involves the delivery of an initial five USVs by integrating Milanion’s Advanced Autonomous Conversion Kit. Milanion is showcasing a range of defense and security solutions at IDEX 2025, located in Hall 14, Stand B-32.
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The agreement outlines a joint effort to integrate the conversion kit with 20-meter unmanned surface vessels (USVs) produced by the Indonesian shipyard. (Picture source: Milanion)

Under the terms of the agreement, the partnership will collaborate with a local Indonesian shipyard responsible for designing, building, and supplying the boats according to specific customer requirements. The joint team will tailor and integrate the conversion kit to meet operational needs. Both companies also intend to expand their collaboration by establishing a framework for exploring potential opportunities in Indonesia for highly mobile, advanced solutions adapted to local operational requirements across maritime, land, and air domains.

Milanion Group is a technology company that develops, manufactures, and markets systems designed to provide mobile, automated solutions for defense and security sectors. The company offers products for multi-mission capabilities through manned, autonomous, or remote operation. Its portfolio includes modular ‘plug and play’ systems with communication and control systems for land, maritime, and air applications. These systems are designed to be platform-agnostic, cost-effective, easy to operate, interoperable with a range of systems, and configurable to mission requirements.

The agreement outlines a joint effort to integrate the conversion kit with vessels produced by the Indonesian shipyard. The collaboration aims to enhance Indonesia’s naval capabilities while maintaining a focus on local specifications and requirements. The partnership will also explore additional opportunities within Indonesia’s defense sector, addressing maritime, land, and air needs through tailored solutions.