On September 17, MUHAMMAD AJI SUKMA PRADIPTA, Chairman of Prince Petroleum Company of Yogyakarta Special Region, Indonesia, led a delegation to visit Akan Enterprise Group for inspection. The accompanying members included ANREAS BAYU SAPUTRO, Managing Director of Prince Petroleum; ANNAS ZAENULLOH, Lecturer and Translator at Bandung University; and Professor JIANG Yun, KUD Consultant and Doctor. The Chinese side was represented by KE Erke, Executive Deputy Director of the Green City Development Committee of the All-Environment Federation and Deputy Director of the Biomass Application Committee, and XU Bojie, Account Manager of the Foreign Trade Department of Akan Enterprise Group, among others, who jointly received the delegation.

The Indonesian delegation first visited the brand exhibition hall to systematically learn about the development history, technological accumulation, and global layout of Polygon pipes. The tour highlighted Polygon's global production and sales network, showcasing its core capabilities in raw material selection, production processes, and quality control systems. The delegation showed strong interest in Polygon's comprehensive product portfolio in the pipeline systems field.

After the tour, both parties moved to the conference room for business discussions, focusing on the petroleum pipeline sector. Polygon presented its technical advantages in high-temperature resistance, creep resistance, impact resistance, and long-term reliability. In response to the stringent requirements for pressure resistance, corrosion resistance, and environmental adaptability in oil transportation scenarios, Polygon demonstrated products and technical reserves such as Intelligent Composite Cable-Embedded Continuous Pipe (ICCP pipe) and TCP Continuous Pipe. Furthermore, relying on the multiple testing capabilities of the Group's CNAS laboratory, Polygon provides systematic assurance for the long-term stable operation of its products under complex working conditions.

The Indonesian side highly praised Polygon's manufacturing strength and quality control standards. Prince MUHAMMAD AJI SUKMA PRADIPTA stated that as an important energy market in Southeast Asia, Indonesia's demand for petroleum pipeline infrastructure continues to grow, and he looks forward to exploring cooperation opportunities with Polygon in related fields. Both sides also exchanged views on topics such as the localized adaptation of pipeline products for the Indonesian market and the alignment of technical standards.

Following the discussions, both parties officially signed a cooperation agreement. This signing marks substantial progress in Polygon's business expansion in the Southeast Asian market, particularly in Indonesia's energy pipeline sector, and adds a new pivot to Polygon's global strategic layout.

Seizing this cooperation as an opportunity, Polygon will continue to advance technological innovation in pipeline systems and deepen its commitment to overseas markets. Relying on its comprehensive product system and engineering service capabilities, Polygon will provide global partners with safe, reliable, and adaptable pipeline solutions.