Queen Elizabeth II is a robust grab dredger built in 2004 by Fuji Kaiji Kogyo K.K., Japan. This vessel is designed for high-capacity dredging and rock-breaking operations in ports and coastal areas.

With a gross tonnage of 1,000 tons and measuring 46.20 meters in length and 17.00 meters in breadth, Queen Elizabeth II features a powerful 30-ton grab bucket with a capacity of 11 m³. It can dredge up to 22 meters deep and is equipped with a 30-ton chisel-type rock breaker—ideal for handling compacted soils and rock layers with precision and strength.

This hardworking vessel has played a key role in numerous infrastructure projects, including:

• 2023 – Dredging at PLTU Waai Ambon & Tanjung Perak Port

• 2022 – Dredging at Wani Port, Pupuk Kalimantan Timur & PLTU Batang

• 2021 – Dredging at Tanjung Priok Port & Gresik Jasa Tama

Renowned for its durability and efficiency, Queen Elizabeth II continues to be a cornerstone in port development and maintenance projects across the archipelago. Its versatility in both soft and hard material dredging makes it an invaluable asset in ensuring navigational safety, supporting energy infrastructure, and facilitating maritime logistics. With a proven track record and a commitment to excellence, Queen Elizabeth II stands as a symbol of strength and reliability in Indonesia’s maritime industry.