On September 28th, our company, as a key foreign trade enterprise, was invited to participate in a trade and economic exchange event organized by the local high-tech zone. We engaged in in-depth discussions with a delegation from the Argentine Business and Economic Promotion Association on three key areas: new energy vehicles, livestock transformers, and photovoltaics. This initiative aims to build bridges for practical cooperation between Chinese and Argentine businesses.

In the new energy vehicle sector, representatives from the Argentine Business and Economic Promotion Association highlighted Argentina's advantages in lithium resources. As a major global salt lake lithium producer, the region is seeking to synergize lithium resource development with the new energy industry chain. Drawing on our years of experience in new energy vehicle import, export, and supply chain services, our company proposed a "lithium resource cooperation + complete vehicle export" linkage plan. The two parties reached a preliminary consensus and plan to subsequently promote domestic new energy vehicle brands to the South American market through the association's channels. Furthermore, they plan to explore collaborative models for lithium resource procurement and processing.


Collaboration on livestock transformers became a core topic of discussion. The Argentine Business and Economic Promotion Association noted that Argentina's livestock industry is one of the largest in the world, but existing power equipment struggles to meet the requirements for efficient operation in low-temperature environments, necessitating a critical need for customized transformers specifically for the livestock industry. Our company, targeting the electricity standards of the South American market, detailed its products, featuring strong overload capacity and low maintenance costs. Representatives from the Promotion Association organized on-site matchmaking with several member livestock companies, and have already established preliminary cooperation frameworks for three pilot projects.

The discussions on photovoltaic cooperation focused on resource and technology complementarity. The Argentine Business and Economic Promotion Association stated that while the region boasts abundant sunlight resources, the supporting photovoltaic industry chain is underdeveloped, particularly lacking local installation and operation and maintenance services. Based on this, our company proposed an integrated solution: "PV module export + local technical support," encompassing the entire process from product supply to installation guidance and personnel training. The Promotion Association highly endorsed this model, and both parties agreed that the Promotion Association will organize a technical team to visit our company next month to finalize the details of the cooperation.

"The Argentine Business and Economic Promotion Association is a crucial link connecting Chinese and Argentine businesses," said the head of our company's Foreign Trade Division. Building on this discussion and leveraging the Association's membership resources, we will continue to deepen cooperation in three key areas, contributing to the high-quality development of China-Argentina foreign trade.