Tianli Energy Makes Third Appearance at KHIMIA Exhibition

From November 10 to 13, 2025, the 28th Russia International Chemical Exhibition (KHIMIA-2025) grandly opened in Moscow. This exhibition attracted nearly 500 enterprises to participate and received over 16,000 professional visitors, serving as a core hub connecting the global chemical industry chain and promoting industrial cooperation between China, Russia and Eastern European regions. Shandong Tianli Energy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Tianli Energy") participated in the exhibition with independently innovated green solutions for the entire industrial chain, demonstrating the strength of China's high-end equipment manufacturing in the Russian market.

Tianli Energy has attended the KHIMIA Exhibition for three consecutive years. As a national high-tech enterprise and the chairman unit of the Drying Equipment Branch of China General Machinery Industry Association, Tianli Energy continued to focus on key fields such as non-ferrous metallurgy, new chemical materials and inorganic chemicals at this exhibition. It concentrated on displaying core equipment and key technologies, and customized complete sets of solutions for drying, calcination and granulation of specific materials. In recent years, Sino-Russian economic and trade cooperation has been heating up continuously, and the chemical industry, as one of the fastest-growing sectors of the Russian economy, has provided broad market space for Chinese high-end equipment enterprises.

Tianli Energy has actively responded to the "Belt and Road" Initiative and continuously improved its global sales and service system. In the future, Tianli Energy will continue to uphold the development philosophy of "Innovation-led, Lean Manufacturing", rely on the technical advantages of Grade A design institutes, provide global customers with one-stop services from engineering design and core equipment manufacturing to EPC general contracting, and contribute Chinese strength to the green transformation of the global chemical industry.