Recently, a batch of our company’s 11kV and 33kV oil-immersed transformers was successfully shipped, traversing mountains and seas to reach Tanzania, where they will support the upgrade of local power infrastructure and the development of the energy sector. This marks another significant achievement in our company’s deepening engagement in the African market and expansion of our global footprint, delivering the reliable power of “Made in China” through professional power equipment.

As a major economy in East Africa and a key node country along the “Belt and Road,” Tanzania has seen vigorous infrastructure development in recent years, with electricity demand continuing to rise. Upgrading the power grid and improving the distribution network have become crucial pillars for driving local economic and social progress. The 11kV and 33kV oil-immersed transformers exported in this shipment precisely meet the core requirements of Tanzania’s urban and suburban distribution networks, industrial production, and other applications. They enable the efficient conversion and stable transmission of high-voltage power, providing a reliable power supply for local residents’ daily lives, industrial production, and the operation of public facilities.

As a company deeply rooted in the power equipment sector, we have always placed technological innovation at the core of our operations and built our foundation on reliable quality. The oil-immersed transformers exported in this batch have undergone rigorous R&D, design, and quality testing. They fully comply with international power standards and local technical specifications in Tanzania, featuring excellent cooling performance, high overload capacity, and a long service life. They are capable of adapting to the diverse climatic conditions and grid fluctuations across different regions of Tanzania, effectively reducing power losses while enhancing the stability and safety of the power supply. They meet the requirements for the long-term stable operation of the local power system while balancing energy conservation, environmental protection, and operational convenience, significantly reducing the customer’s future maintenance costs.

The successful completion of this export order not only represents the customer’s high recognition of our company’s product quality, technical capabilities, and service standards but also serves as a concrete demonstration of our company’s commitment to the national “Going Global” strategy and active participation in global power infrastructure development. Currently, global demand for transformers is robust. Leveraging the advantages of a full industrial chain, precise market adaptation capabilities, and efficient delivery, Chinese transformers have secured a significant position in the international market. By 2025, the total value of China’s transformer exports had exceeded 64.6 billion yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of nearly 36%, demonstrating the global competitiveness of China’s power equipment. By closely following industry trends and accurately identifying market needs in Africa, our company’s export to Tanzania has further expanded our overseas market footprint, laying a solid foundation for deepening our presence in the East African power market and pursuing further cooperation.

The export of these 11kV and 33kV oil-immersed transformers to Tanzania not only injects new momentum into the upgrade of local power infrastructure—helping to alleviate local power shortages and enhance the residential power experience—but also builds a bridge for cooperation in the power sector between China and Tanzania, conveying the philosophy of mutually beneficial and win-win collaboration. Moving forward, our company will remain committed to our founding principle of quality, deepen our focus on technological innovation, continuously optimize our product portfolio, and concentrate on global power market demands. We will develop more competitive power equipment and solutions, actively expand into overseas markets, promote the global reach of “Made in China,” and contribute more to the global energy transition and infrastructure development.