BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 23. Kazakhstan's KARLSKRONA company, which is engaged in production of various types of pumping equipment, electrical and non-standard equipment, is interested in entering the Azerbaijani market, the company's marketing specialist Tatiana Sitnikova told TurkicWorld while at the UN SPECA event in Baku.
"We currently supply products to the local market, but we also have projects to supply equipment to nuclear power plants in India and Türkiye," she said.
"As far as oil and gas market goes, we had a lot of local deliveries this year, but we are also interested in the market of Azerbaijan, as it is one of the largest countries in oil production," Sitnikova added.
She also added that the company cooperates with Uzbekistan, it has projects and supplies equipment to that country.
"In Kazakhstan, we are one of the few companies that have a full production cycle. We have fur factories, that is to say, we develop design documentation, manufacture, install equipment and provide service," Sitnikova said.
KARLSKRONA manufactures pumping equipment (submersible well, cantilever, double-entry, vertical and horizontal multistage pumps, fire-fighting stations, pressure boosters, ground pumps), electrical, non-standard equipment, castings from ferrous metals and alloys.
The UN SPECA program was established on March 26, 1998. At present, the SPECA member states are Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. SPECA provides a platform for sub-regional cooperation to realize the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that can best be achieved through regional cooperation.
Baku is hosting the SPECA from November 20 to 24, 2023.
