Xinda Transformer Secures Power Equipment Project in Kazakhstan, Expanding into Central Asian Market
Recently, the Overseas Business Division of Xinda Transformer Co., Ltd. achieved a major breakthrough at the site of a newly built industrial park project in Turkistan Region, Kazakhstan. Mr. Chu, Head of Sales, and Mr. Kong, Director of the Overseas Marketing Department, successfully signed a power equipment engineering contract worth RMB 23 million with representatives from Kazakhstan.
The order includes intelligent energy-saving transformers and supporting power engineering systems for the industrial park, which will help establish a stable and efficient energy infrastructure for this emerging industrial hub. Following national policies and actively participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, Xinda has expanded into Kazakhstan and engaged with key stakeholders in the country’s power and energy sector, gaining in-depth insights into the growing demand for new energy grid equipment across Central Asia.
From Liaocheng to Central Asia, Xinda has strategically advanced its international market布局 (deployment), actively connecting with global resources and opening the door to the Kazakhstani market. The company has also established partnerships with leading domestic and international new energy enterprises, forming collaborative synergies to jointly explore overseas opportunities.
Through this cooperation, Xinda has successfully connected with new energy project demands in Almaty Region, Turkistan Region, and the newly developed Alatau city, while also identifying potential customers for future collaboration.
As a key country in Central Asia, Kazakhstan is vigorously promoting infrastructure development. The government plans to invest USD 15 billion in the petrochemical industry, while also leveraging its abundant mineral resources and agricultural processing potential. These large-scale industrial projects place high demands on stable power supply, creating vast opportunities for the transformer and power equipment market. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan is actively advancing manufacturing development to achieve economic diversification, bringing further cooperation opportunities for overseas power equipment enterprises.
In response to these market opportunities, Xinda’s senior management has strategically focused on Central Asia, formulating an “innovation roadmap” tailored to the region. This development path, extending from Liaocheng to Central Asia, represents not only the company’s own transformation and upgrading, but also a vivid example of Chinese equipment manufacturing enterprises participating in the joint development of energy projects under the Belt and Road Initiative.
