ApexBrasil Takes Brazilian Companies to the Spotlight at OTC Houston 2025 at the Leading Oil and Gas Fair

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ApexBrasil Brings 31 Brazilian Companies to OTC Houston 2025, The Largest Oil and Gas Event, Promoting a Sustainable Supply Chain.

A revolution in the oil and gas sector is approaching with the 2025 edition of the OTC Houston, scheduled to take place from May 5 to 8. This monumental event is more than just an exhibition; it is a meeting point for professionals and companies looking to innovate and expand their capabilities. Recognized as the largest oil and gas trade show in the world, the Offshore Technology Conference not only showcases new technologies but also promotes essential discussions about the world’s energy future.

At the heart of the event is the presence of various industry leaders, ready to share their visions and strategies. Through lectures and workshops, participants will gain insights into emerging trends that promise to shape the next decade. It is also a platform where significant decisions are made, directly impacting sustainable development. Here, innovative solutions become the norm, shaping what the planet’s energy future will be.

Sector Projects and Supply Chain on the Event’s Radar

One of the most valuable aspects of the OTC Houston is the opportunity for collaboration on sector projects. During the conference, meetings are held to strengthen and optimize the supply chain. In 2025, Brazilian companies’ participation, supported by ApexBrasil, is expected to intensify the development of sustainable networks within this chain. The event not only facilitates business meetings but also creates an environment where strategic partnerships are formed to boost global growth.

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Brazilian Participation at OTC Houston 2025

The Brazilian Association of Machinery and Equipment Industry (ABIMAQ) is preparing to bring 31 Brazilian companies to the renowned Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2025. This event will take place from May 5 to 8 in Houston, Texas, USA. OTC Houston is recognized as the largest oil and gas trade fair in the world, standing out as a central point for decisions made by major corporations in the energy sector, as well as influencing energy market trends. With over 1,200 exhibitors in an area of about 19,500 square meters, it is expected to attract more than 30,000 visitors from 108 countries.

Brazilian Delegation and Opportunities at the Fair

During the event, the Brazilian delegation will seize the opportunity to promote and learn about sustainable innovations aimed at the supply chain of the oil sector. In addition, there will be direct interactions with suppliers and the possibility to participate in various business meetings, as well as initiatives aimed at attracting investments in the Brazilian energy sector. The oil and gas fair offers a vast program with over 450 technical lectures covering a range of topics related to offshore exploration and production.

Pavilion Brazil and Its Partners

The Pavilion Brazil, under the coordination of ApexBrasil, will have the collaboration of 11 strategic partners, including the Oil and Gas Council of Abimaq, Brazilian Association of Industrial Engineering (Abemi), Brazilian Consulate in Houston, and the Energy Research Company (EPE), among others. Also present will be the Federation of Industries of the State of Pará (FIEPA), the Federation of Industries of Rio de Janeiro (FIRJAN), the Brazilian Institute of Oil and Gas (IBP), and the National Organization of the Oil Industry (ONIP). In the pavilion, the 31 participating companies will be part of the Brazil Machinery Solutions sector project, an initiative carried out in collaboration with ABIMAQ.

Participating Brazilian Companies and Their Objectives

Among the Brazilian companies that make up the delegation are: Açoforja, Altave, Altus, Cladtek, Cognittiv, Conexled, CSL Ropes, Delp, DLC, Engemasa, Flexprin Marine, Gascat, Gavea Group, HBR, Inovaren Partners, L.C.D. Engenharia, Maxepoxy, MB Group, MI Electric Brasil, MRM Logistics, Natec, Neptune Marine, Qualitech, Shape Digital, Supplylog, TechnoFink, Technomar, TGS, The Insight, Vanasa Multigas, and WEB Nordeste.

Strategic Importance of the Event

Jorge Viana, president of ApexBrasil, sees this event as a strategic platform for Brazil to promote its commercial and investment opportunities. He states: ‘Our goal is to demonstrate the potential of Brazilian companies to provide goods and services solutions for the oil and gas industry, increasing their participation in international trade‘. Floriano Pesaro, director of Corporate Management at ApexBrasil, highlights the relevance of Brazilian presence at OTC Houston, emphasizing the importance of the country as a global partner in businesses aiming for sustainable and low-carbon solutions.

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ApexBrasil Takes Brazilian Companies to the Spotlight at OTC Houston 2025 at the Leading Oil and Gas Fair

ApexBrasil Brings 31 Brazilian Companies to OTC Houston 2025, The Largest Oil and Gas Event, Promoting a Sustainable Supply Chain.

Sector Projects and Supply Chain on the Event’s Radar

Brazilian Participation at OTC Houston 2025

Brazilian Delegation and Opportunities at the Fair

Pavilion Brazil and Its Partners

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ApexBrasil Takes Brazilian Companies to the Spotlight at OTC Houston 2025 at the Leading Oil and Gas Fair

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