Recent customs data shows that China’s transformer export value reached a record 64.6 billion yuan in 2025, a year-on-year increase of nearly 36%, and the average export price per transformer rose to 205,000 yuan, an increase of about one-third compared with the previous year. As a core enterprise in China’s transformer industry, the company has achieved remarkable export results, with its products exported to more than 50 countries and regions around the world, including Russia, Vietnam, Mexico, the United States, and European countries, becoming a "hot commodity" in the global transformer market.
The company’s outstanding export performance is attributed to its excellent cost performance and reliable product quality. Thanks to large-scale production and localized supply chains, the manufacturing cost of the company’s transformers is 20% to 30% lower than that of European and American products, while maintaining international-level quality standards. For example, the company adopts Baosteel’s ultra-thin oriented silicon steel, a core material for transformers, which has performance comparable to the world’s top level but is 30% cheaper than imported products, bringing significant cost savings to overseas clients.
In addition to cost advantages, the company’s products have won wide recognition from overseas clients for their stability and durability. The company adheres to strict international standards in production and testing, with a product qualification rate of 99.8%, and its transformers have a service life of more than 30 years, which is higher than the industry average. Many leading enterprises overseas have established long-term cooperative relationships with the company, and some orders for data center transformers have been scheduled until 2027.
"The global transformer market is growing steadily, driven by grid upgrades, renewable energy integration, and industrial electrification," said the company’s export director. "More than 52% of global transformer demand originates from transmission and distribution upgrades, while around 34% is driven by renewable energy integration, which provides broad space for our development. We will continue to expand our global layout, improve our after-sales service system, and provide more convenient and efficient support for overseas clients, including on-site installation, maintenance, and technical training."
The company’s overseas market share is constantly expanding, especially in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Africa, where the demand for transformers is growing rapidly due to the acceleration of urbanization and power infrastructure construction. The company will focus on the needs of emerging markets, launch more cost-effective and scenario-adaptable products, and help local energy construction.
