TTCL Visits 2025 Kuala Lumpur OGA Exhibition to Deepen Industry Exchange and Customer Cooperation

The 2025 Kuala Lumpur Oil & Gas Asia Exhibition (OGA) was grandly held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from September 2nd to 4th. As a highly influential annual event in the Southeast Asian energy sector, this year’s exhibition gathered over 800 enterprises from more than 50 countries worldwide, covering the entire industrial chain including oil and gas exploration and development, equipment manufacturing, and technical services. It built an efficient exchange platform for industry practitioners to gain insights into market trends and connect with high-quality resources. To accurately grasp industry development trends and expand cooperation horizons, TTCL organized a team to visit the exhibition, gaining an in-depth understanding of cutting-edge technologies and market demands in the global energy field, and accumulating first-hand information for subsequent business planning.

During the exhibition visit, the TTCL team took the initiative to conduct multiple in-depth exchanges with relevant industry enterprises from around the world at the exhibition site. The two sides fully discussed core topics such as the current green transformation trend of the energy industry, the direction of technological innovation breakthroughs, and changes in regional market demands. The team not only systematically learned about the advanced experience of peers in technology research and development and service models but also conveyed TTCL's business advantages and cooperation willingness in related fields to partners, laying a cognitive foundation for potential collaborative cooperation in the future. Meanwhile, taking this exhibition as an opportunity, the TTCL team also focused on meeting with a number of long-term cooperative customers and intended partners. Through one-on-one communications, they discussed details of ongoing cooperation projects, potential directions for future cooperation, and solutions to customers'personalized needs, further strengthening mutual trust and clarifying cooperation consensus.