Deepening cooperation with Central Asia: agreements reached on purchases worth $9 million

Deepening Cooperation in Central Asia and Achieving US$9 Million Procurement Intent: Actively Promoting the Implementation of the “Laying the Foundations in Central Asia” Strategy  

Recently, the CEO of Xinda Transformer Co., Ltd. Wen Yongtao, together with the general director of the company's overseas department located in Uzbekistan, Bai Guangzeng, visited the Sir district of Uzbekistan for a business review. They held meetings and discussions with the governor of the Sir district, Erkindon Turdimov, representatives of the relevant departments of the district government, as well as heads of energy enterprises, and also conducted field studies of the local energy infrastructure. The parties discussed in depth the modernization of substations and the construction of new energy sources, reaching a preliminary procurement intention of $9 million, which became a powerful support for the further development of the company’s overseas business as part of the “Laying the Foundations in Central Asia” strategy.

At the meeting, CEO Wen Yongtao spoke in detail about Xinda Transformer's development, technical capabilities, product line and global strategy, focusing on the company's key strengths in areas such as intelligent transformer substations, related technologies for renewable energy, and efficient energy-saving transformers, as well as experience in implementing proven projects. Bai Guangzheng added information about the company's initial entry into the Uzbekistan market, localized services and plans for further cooperation, which clearly demonstrated the company's determination and potential in developing the Central Asian market.

The governor of Sirhahe Province warmly welcomed the visits of Wen Yuntao and Bai Guanzheng, expressing high appreciation for the quality of products and the technical level of Xinda Transformer Company. The parties conducted in-depth discussions on various matters, including the overall plan for modernizing the power grid, the supply of equipment for new power plants, the construction of intelligent networks, and the establishment of maintenance and operation systems. Agreements were reached on the details of cooperation and implementation plans, and corresponding purchase intentions were officially signed. These devices will be used to modernize the Sirhahe substation and to build facilities related to new energy sources.

During the inspection, Wen Yuntao and Bai Guanzheng, accompanied by responsible officials from the district government, visited local enterprises, substations, and charging stations. There, they conducted a thorough assessment of the current operational status of the power grid, technical standards, and market demand. This provided a solid foundation for subsequent precise coordination of projects and the development of customized products and services.

This actual trip to Uzbekistan represented an important step for Sinoda Transformer in implementing its strategy of “laying a foundation in Central Asia, overcoming challenges in the Middle East, expanding into Africa, and strengthening its presence in Europe and the Americas.” It not only enabled the company to achieve tangible cooperation goals but also deepened its relationships with local authorities and enterprises in Uzbekistan, significantly enhancing the brand’s influence in the Central Asian region and its competitiveness in the market. In the next phase, the company will leverage this opportunity to accelerate the implementation of its procurement plans: Wen Intao will coordinate all efforts, while Bai Guanzheng will oversee localization efforts and interactions with local partners, ensuring full support for product deliveries and project completion, as well as continuing to improve the service network in Central Asia. At the same time, the company will further deepen its comprehensive cooperation with Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries, using high-quality products and professional services to contribute to the development of the region’s energy infrastructure and make significant contributions to the practical advancement of economic and trade cooperation and energy exchanges within the framework of the “Belt and Road” initiative.