Founded in Indonesia since 2007, XVAutomation is Process Control Automation Specialist and IT Application Developer. Currently, we are focusing on integrating our expertise in these two areas to offer comprehensive solution packages. Our approach combines innovative application products with tailored software development, ensuring that we provide solutions that are both cutting-edge and customized to fit the specific requirements of each client.

As a global company, we delivers our products and services to global markets across Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

XVAutomation has established itself as a trusted partner in the Automation and IT sectors, completing over 70 projects across the globe. Our extensive experience has allowed us to serve a diverse range of more than 30 clients, including small and medium-sized  as well as large enterprises, particularly those from diverse industries such as: Valmet, PLN, PGN, Pertamina, Danone Indonesia, Asuransi BRI Life, Propapier Germany, Freeport Indonesia, Tripatra, Exxon Mobil, Fujisoft, etc.

Over the past 17 years, XVAutomation has built a solid foundation in process control automation and, for the last 8 years, has also extended its expertise into information technology. With this dual expertise, XVAutomation is fully capable of independently providing services across all three layers of automation hierarchy: Control & Supervisory, Operation Management, and Enterprise Layer. We can deliver services to these layers either independently or concurrently, enabling us to provide comprehensive and adaptable solutions that meet the complex demands of modern business.

These efforts are steering the company to refine its business vision and sharpen its core focus. As a result, XVAutomation is now strategically positioned as one of the few companies that seamlessly integrates Process Control Automation and Information Technology. Our goal is to deliver innovative, unified solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients.

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