In March 2026, Keket Pipe Industry was invited to attend the China-Turkmenistan Investment Promotion Conference hosted by the Turkmenistan Embassy in China. The company actively promoted its core products—such as pipe fittings, flanges, valves, and steel pipes—seeking opportunities to provide supporting materials for ongoing projects in Turkmenistan.
At the meeting, Taisei focused on promoting several ongoing and planned projects, primarily including:
• The Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) natural gas pipeline project: Connecting Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India, with a designed annual gas transmission capacity of 33 billion cubic meters. The total length is approximately 1,814 kilometers, of which 214 kilometers within Turkmenistan have been completed. There is a substantial demand for pipeline components and pipelines along the route
• Revitalization Gas Field Phase IV Project: Located in the Marai Region, construction officially commenced in April 2026, marking a significant milestone in China-Turkmenistan natural gas cooperation
• Development of the Galkynysh Gas Field: A natural gas processing plant with an annual capacity of 10 billion cubic meters was constructed, designed and built by a subsidiary of CNPC
• China-Central Asia Gas Pipeline D Line: Under planning and advancement, it will further expand China's natural gas transmission capacity with Turkmenistan.
The products of Keke Group cover elbows, tees, reducers, flanges, ball valves, gate valves, steel pipes, and steel materials, providing one-stop pipeline connection and fluid control solutions for the aforementioned oil and gas pipeline and processing plant projects.
Kaiko will seize the opportunities in Central Asian energy cooperation, actively align with Turkmenistan's major infrastructure construction needs, promote the entry of products such as pipes, flanges, and steel pipes into the Turkmen market, and provide high-quality, reliable pipeline products for local energy infrastructure development.
