Xinda Transformer’s Second Batch of Power Transformers Successfully Arrives at Horgos Port, Accelerating Central Asia Expansion

Recently, the second batch of power transformers exported by Xinda Transformer Co., Ltd. to Kazakhstan successfully arrived at Horgos Port. After completing customs clearance and inspection, the equipment will be swiftly delivered by land to local customers, injecting the strength of “Made in China” into Kazakhstan’s power grid upgrades and energy project development.

The exported transformers have been specially optimized for the extreme climate conditions and grid requirements of Central Asia. They feature strong resistance to high and low temperatures, excellent wind and sand resistance, and stable operation performance, making them highly suitable for local power infrastructure upgrades and renewable energy grid integration.

As a key gateway connecting Asia and Europe, Horgos Port offers significant cross-border logistics advantages. Goods can reach major cities in Kazakhstan within 1–2 days after exiting the border, providing strong support for rapid equipment delivery.

Currently, the transmission and distribution equipment market in Central Asia is expanding at an average annual growth rate of over 6.8%. As a core market in the region, Kazakhstan faces an urgent need to upgrade aging power equipment and improve cross-border transmission networks. Xinda Transformer has seized the opportunities presented by the Belt and Road Initiative. Following the positive reception of its first batch of exported products, the successful delivery of this second batch marks a further deepening of the company’s presence in the Central Asian market.

Looking ahead, Xinda will continue to focus on localized product adaptation and service enhancement. Leveraging the strategic advantages of key ports such as Horgos, the company plans to gradually expand into neighboring markets including Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, contributing to the modernization of regional power infrastructure.