Valve electromechanical equipment exports show strong momentum, with domestic brands steadily increasing their market share overseas.
According to the latest statistics from the General Administration of Customs, China's export value of valve electromechanical equipment increased by 18.3% year-on-year in the first half of this year. Exports covered multiple regions, including Europe, Southeast Asia, and Africa, reflecting the growing recognition of domestic valve electromechanical brands in overseas markets. This achievement is attributed to the continuous efforts of domestic enterprises in technological innovation, product quality improvement, and overseas market expansion.
"In recent years, we have intensified our efforts to expand into overseas markets by participating in international exhibitions, establishing overseas distribution centers, and providing localized services to enhance brand influence," said a representative from an export-oriented valve electromechanical enterprise. Currently, the company's products have obtained multiple international certifications, such as the EU CE and the U.S. API, and are widely used in overseas projects, including hydropower initiatives in Southeast Asia and petrochemical projects in Africa. Industry analysts believe that as the technological level of domestic valve electromechanical equipment aligns with international standards, its export potential will be further unleashed in the future.
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According to the latest statistics from the General Administration of Customs, China's export value of valve electromechanical equipment increased by 18.3% year-on-year in the first half of this year. Exports covered multiple regions, including Europe, Southeast Asia, and Africa, reflecting the growing recognition of domestic valve electromechanical brands in overseas markets. This achievement is attributed to the continuous efforts of domestic enterprises in technological innovation, product quality improvement, and overseas market expansion.