AQTech Soars Globally: Conquering European And Asian Energy Markets

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International Expansion And Ambitious Revenue Goals

AQTech, a renowned Brazilian predictive technology company in the energy sector, is accelerating its internationalization towards Europe and Asia, aiming to more than double its revenue in the next four years. With an established presence in over 12GW of monitored installed capacity, the Florianópolis-based company plans to increase its annual revenue from R$ 40 million to an impressive R$ 100 million by 2027. This significant leap is the result of expanding its international business, which is expected to represent 30% of the company’s earnings by 2027.

Growth Strategy And International Partnerships

AQTech has established an operational base in Porto, Portugal, as part of its expansion strategy in Eurasia. The choice of Portugal is due to its strategic position and cultural and linguistic similarities with Brazil. Thiago Kleis, Global Sales Executive at AQTech, emphasizes the importance of already consolidated partnerships in countries such as Portugal, France, Spain, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The company already has eight active partners in Latin America and seven across Europe and Asia, as well as advanced prospecting in Italy, India, Switzerland, and Norway.

First Asian Contract And Focus On Hydropower

An important milestone in AQTech’s international journey was signing its first contract in Asia, to supply power generation monitoring equipment for the Tanggari 2 Hydroelectric Power Plant in Indonesia. In addition to the Asian market, the company is also focused on hydroelectric plants in Europe, aiming to leverage the continent’s increasing investment in green energy and its goal of zero CO2 emissions by 2050.

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Exponential Growth And Technological Innovation

Since its founding, AQTech has demonstrated exponential growth, specializing in developing innovative products for asset monitoring in the hydropower and wind sectors. With constant investment in research and development, the company increased its revenue from R$ 1.5 million in 2016 to R$ 40 million in 2023, a growth of nearly 30 times. Sylvio Ramos Filho, CEO of AQTech, attributes this success to continuous innovation and the integration of technologies such as Machine Learning, IIoT, and Big Data into its products.

Commitment To Reliable And Renewable Energy Generation

AQTech has significantly contributed to more reliable energy generation, combining hardware and software to monitor and predict the need for predictive maintenance of hydraulic and wind turbine generators. The company’s success in the market is due to its innovative solutions for the ‘hydro’ and ‘wind energy’ segments, helping to mitigate failures and interruptions in power generation plants.

With these strategies and initiatives, AQTech not only establishes itself in the national and international market but also reaffirms its role as a global leader in energy monitoring solutions, promoting a more sustainable and efficient future in renewable energy.

Source: Luan Martendal.

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AQTech Soars Globally: Conquering European And Asian Energy Markets

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First Asian Contract And Focus On Hydropower

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First Asian Contract And Focus On Hydropower

Exponential Growth And Technological Innovation

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