PT Xiang Yun Indonesia is the Indonesian manufacturing base of Fuxiang Group, the footwear component maker behind FX Footwear. The plant sits on Jalan Raya Klampok in Brebes Regency, Central Java, and formally started operations in December 2025. It covers 15,000 m², employs around 300 people, and is built for an annual output of 23 million pairs of footwear components, primarily insoles, footbeds, heel counters, and molded upper components.
If you landed here from a company registry, a trade database, or a sourcing shortlist, this page gives you the full picture: who owns the factory, what equipment runs inside it, what it actually produces, and how to get in touch.
PT Xiang Yun Indonesia at a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Legal entity | PT Xiang Yun Indonesia |
| Parent | Fuxiang Group (FX Footwear) |
| Address | Jalan Raya Klampok, Klampok Village, Wanasari District, Brebes Regency, Central Java, Indonesia |
| Operational since | December 2025 |
| Factory area | 15,000 m² |
| Employees | ~300 |
| Designed annual output | 23 million pairs |
| Products | Insoles, footbeds, heel counters, selected molded footwear components |
| Core processes | Supercritical foam compression molding, automated PU pouring, cold and hot press forming |
| Primary import port | Tanjung Emas, Semarang |
Who Owns PT Xiang Yun Indonesia?
PT Xiang Yun Indonesia belongs to Fuxiang Group, a footwear component manufacturer founded in 2000. The group runs 8 factories across China, Vietnam, and Indonesia, ships 130 million pairs of components a year, and supplies more than 20 top-tier footwear brands.
You’ll also see the name FX Footwear. Same company: FX Footwear is the group’s international-facing brand for its insole lines, while PT Xiang Yun Indonesia is the legal name of the Indonesian operating entity. A second group entity, PT Fou Xiang Indonesia, holds a 28,762 m² site on the Brebes–Tegal northern ring road a short drive away, which tells you something about how the group views Indonesia: two sites secured before the first one had run a full year.
The Brebes plant is the group’s newest manufacturing facility and was designed with an annual production capacity of 23 million pairs, further strengthening Fuxiang’s manufacturing network across Asia.
Why Brebes, Central Java?
Footwear production inside Indonesia has been migrating toward Central Java for years. Big assembly groups opened plants in the region because wage levels run below the older West Java and Banten clusters, and provincial governments have courted the industry with industrial land along Java’s north coast. Brebes sits right on that corridor: the Trans-Java toll road passes the regency, and shipment records show PT Xiang Yun Indonesia primarily receiving imported equipment and materials through Tanjung Emas port in Semarang. Those records support Tanjung Emas as the company’s primary import port, not as a verified export port.
For a component supplier, being in Central Java means one thing above all: proximity. When a brand’s assembly plant nearby needs an insole revision, a component factory in another country cannot respond as quickly as one in the same region.
There’s a customs angle too. Components manufactured in Indonesia can support local sourcing strategies and may help simplify regional supply-chain planning, depending on each customer’s manufacturing and origin requirements. For brands building a China-plus-one or multi-country sourcing strategy, an Indonesian production base provides additional supply-chain flexibility.
Inside the Factory: Seven Production Process Groups
The Brebes plant runs seven core process groups. Here’s the equipment list with monthly capacity per process:
| Production line | Scale | Monthly capacity (pairs) |
|---|---|---|
| Supercritical foam compression molding machines | 64 compression-molding cavities | 120,000 |
| PU automated production lines | 3 lines | 550,000 |
| Cold press forming machines | 60 cavities | 500,000 |
| Hot press forming machines | 114 cavities | 460,000 |
| Micro-foaming molding machines | Scale not specified | 30,000 |
| Sliding heel counter molding machines | 24 cavities | 170,000 |
| Integrated hot and cold flat press machines | 36 cavities | 100,000 |
Two of these lines deserve a closer look.
The supercritical foam compression molding section is the unusual one. Most new factories in the region open with EVA presses and PU pouring and stop there, because that covers the bulk of commodity insole demand.
SCF sheet is supplied from the group’s Vietnam manufacturing network. Brebes performs downstream compression molding and conversion only. The 64 cavities are compression-molding cavities, not SCF sheet-foaming equipment.
This setup lets brands source a finished supercritical foam insole molded in Indonesia while the sheet-making process remains outside the country.
The 114-cavity hot press section is the volume workhorse. Hot press molding is how most EVA footbeds and shaped insole blanks get made. Across the hot press, cold press, and other molding sections, the plant has a combined monthly capacity of approximately 1.38 million pairs before the PU production lines are included.
And the sliding heel counter line quietly fills a gap: heel counters are a part that Indonesian assembly plants have mostly imported, and now there’s a molding source for them inside the country.
Quality Control and the On-Site Lab
A new factory’s biggest credibility question isn’t capacity. It’s whether pair number 3 million measures the same as pair number 30.
Fuxiang Group applies one quality system across all of its plants: incoming inspection (IQC), in-process checks (IPQC), and final inspection (FQC), with statistical process control monitoring the molding parameters in between. The Brebes site was brought onto that system from day one rather than developing its own habits first.
The plant also has its own materials lab, photographed above, with density, hardness, and compression-set testing on site. Routine checks happen in Brebes without waiting on a lab in China; third-party verification through SATRA or Intertek is arranged when a brand’s program requires it. You can read more about the group’s test protocols on the FX Footwear lab testing page.
What This Means If You Source Insoles or Footbeds
For sourcing managers, the practical takeaways are short:
- New capacity, short queue. The plant launched in December 2025 and is still ramping toward its 23-million-pair design output. Programs that would wait in line at a mature factory may be scheduled faster here, subject to tooling and production plans.
- Indonesia origin. Components molded in Brebes support Indonesian local-content and origin requirements, and they hedge a China-plus-one (or Vietnam-plus-one) sourcing strategy.
- Performance materials included. Supercritical foam compression molding and automated PU production sit alongside conventional EVA pressing. SCF sheet is supplied from Vietnam; Brebes handles downstream molding and conversion.
- Group-level backup. The same tooling standards run in Zhongshan, Dongguan, Tay Ninh, and Ninh Binh, so a program can shift between countries without re-developing the part.
FAQ
What is PT Xiang Yun Indonesia?
PT Xiang Yun Indonesia is Fuxiang Group’s footwear component factory in Brebes Regency, Central Java. Operational since December 2025, the 15,000 m² plant manufactures insoles, footbeds, heel counters, and selected molded footwear components with a designed capacity of 23 million pairs a year.
Where is PT Xiang Yun Indonesia located?
The factory is on Jalan Raya Klampok, Klampok Village, Wanasari District, Brebes Regency, Central Java, Indonesia — on Java’s north-coast manufacturing corridor. Reviewed shipment records identify Tanjung Emas in Semarang as its primary import port; an export port has not been verified.
Who owns PT Xiang Yun Indonesia?
Fuxiang Group, a footwear component manufacturer founded in 2000 that operates under the FX Footwear brand internationally. The group runs 8 factories across China, Vietnam, and Indonesia and produces 130 million pairs of components annually.
What does PT Xiang Yun Indonesia manufacture?
Insoles, footbeds, 5D heel counters, and selected molded footwear components. Core processes include supercritical foam compression molding (64 compression-molding cavities), three automated PU production lines, cold press forming (60 cavities), hot press forming (114 cavities), micro-foaming molding, and sliding heel counter molding.
How can I contact or audit the factory?
Through FX Footwear, the group’s customer-facing brand. Use the contact page to request samples, capacity details, or a factory visit; audits by brand QA teams and third parties can be arranged on site.
The Brebes plant is doing what it was built for: putting serious footwear-component capacity, including downstream supercritical foam compression molding, inside Indonesia’s footwear belt. If your next program needs an insole or footbed partner with an Indonesian production option, talk to the FX Footwear team — lead time varies depending on tooling, materials, production schedules, and project complexity.
