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TEFFIKO, a top innovative fluid transfer solution brand, joins ADIPEC 2025 (Abu Dhabi, Nov 3-6) at Booth 2234, Hall 2. It highlights its high-performance pumps for harsh oil & gas environments, with ATHENA valves showcased alongside to boost operational efficiency.

Last week, Teffiko made its appearance at the Oil and Gas Asia (OGA) exhibition held in Malaysia. During the exhibition, its booth attracted a large number of existing and new customers, and finally achieved remarkable results, further consolidating its position in the industry.

TEFFIKO announces its participation in the 21st OGA Asian Oil & Gas Exhibition to be held in Kuala Lumpur from September 2 to 4, 2025, inviting professionals to explore cooperation.

Our participation in the 2024 ADIPEC offered us a opportunity to connect with old and new clients. As a valve manufacturer, we were able to showcase our products and explore new business opportunities.

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