HYD Group Holds First Shareholders' Meeting, Positioning itself as a Central Asian Power Hub and Accelerating Global Power Grid Development!

2025-10-27 17:02:44

On October 25, 2025, HYD Electric Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "HYD Electric"), established that year, held its first shareholders' meeting at its headquarters in the Astana Economic Development Zone, Kazakhstan. As Central Asia's first high-tech enterprise integrating power equipment R&D, manufacturing, and intelligent energy system integration, the meeting clarified the company's strategy of developing power transmission and distribution solutions, with Astana as its strategic fulcrum, to deepen its presence in Central Asia and radiate globally. The meeting also reviewed and approved core plans for technology upgrades, market expansion, and ecosystem co-development over the next five years.

Leveraging the policy dividends of the Astana Economic Development Zone and its strategic location as a hub in Central Asia, HYD Electric has established a comprehensive product line of power equipment covering high, medium, and low voltage scenarios:

High Voltage: Our independently developed 252kV intelligent switchgear utilizes new materials and intelligent algorithms to significantly improve equipment durability and fault response efficiency. Suitable for extreme climates, it extends its service life to over 20 years and reduces fault location time to milliseconds.

Medium and Low Voltage: Our 12-40.5kV prefabricated substations integrate IoT modules, supporting remote monitoring and automated dispatching. This significantly shortens the construction cycle of a single station, reduces costs by over one-third, and enables rapid deployment in remote areas.

System Integration: Our 110kV prefabricated central substations are equipped with an intelligent energy management system that dynamically adapts to fluctuations in renewable energy, improving the grid's absorption capacity. Its stability and cost-effectiveness have been proven in multiple regions.

According to shareholder ЗEHГ XЯOБИH, HYD Electric will implement a three-step market strategy: Based in Kazakhstan, the company will collaborate with local governments to promote the construction of microgrids in industrial parks, targeting high-energy-consuming industries, with the goal of capturing a dominant share of the regional smart power distribution equipment market within three years. Regional service centers will be established in key countries, introducing a digital marketing system to optimize the entire supply chain, from equipment customization to cross-border delivery. For example, by analyzing regional energy demand data, product parameters will be dynamically adjusted and precisely delivered to local channels, shortening delivery cycles. HYD Electric will also expand into emerging markets such as the Middle East and Africa, focusing on promoting specialized power equipment that is resistant to high temperatures and dust. Furthermore, the company will establish strategic alliances with international energy groups to expand its overseas market share.

HYD's head of market strategy stated, "Astana's advantageous location enables us to efficiently respond to global demand. For example, shipments from our headquarters to Europe take only a few days, significantly reducing time compared to traditional logistics models."

The meeting, with high approval, clearly stated that a significant portion of annual profits will be allocated to technology research and development and market expansion, while also ensuring reasonable returns for shareholders. A representative of the major shareholder stated, "HYD Electric's technological barriers and favorable regional policies create a dual advantage. We are optimistic about its becoming a benchmark company in the global smart grid sector." Furthermore, the shareholders' meeting approved the establishment of an innovation laboratory to collaborate with leading universities to develop next-generation power equipment, aiming to achieve technological breakthroughs and commercial applications within the next few years.

HYD Electric aims to achieve multi-billion dollar annual revenue by 2030 and become a leading global supplier of power transmission and distribution equipment. Its strategic path is clear: using Astana as a hub for innovation, it will build a smart grid ecosystem encompassing emerging markets through a "technology standardization + localized service" model. As stated in the shareholders' meeting resolution, "In the wave of the energy revolution, only by deeply integrating core technology with geographical advantages can we define a new global power order." HYD Electric's Astana implementation may become a model for emerging market countries to break through technological barriers and achieve industrial upgrading.