Samsung E&A is participating in a global energy event to expand its overseas business opportunities.
The company announced on November 5 that it took part in the 'ADIPEC 2026' held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in the United Arab Emirates from November 2 to 5.
ADIPEC is the world's largest energy event, boasting over 40 years of history, where government officials, companies, and academic experts in the energy sector gather. This year, approximately 240,000 attendees participated under the theme 'Performance under pressure: Energy systems in a new era.'
Since 2016, Samsung E&A has been a sponsor of ADIPEC, showcasing innovative technologies and solutions in the energy sector. Starting in 2024, the company will expand its participation as a 'Platinum Sponsor' to enhance its global marketing efforts.
This year, Samsung E&A set up an exhibition booth themed 'Energy Realism: Continuity, Diversity, Velocity,' presenting various technologies and solutions in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), business innovation, and safety. The company was also named an 'Impact Champion,' an honor awarded to only 16 out of over 2,300 participating companies.
Through participation in global conferences, Samsung E&A is expanding its partnerships with major energy companies and discovering new business opportunities. In June, it hosted the third 'Samsung E&A Tech Forum,' attended by over 600 representatives from global energy firms, including ADNOC, ExxonMobil, Petronas, and Boeing.
In September, the company participated in 'GASTECH' held in Bangkok, Thailand, and in October, it operated an exhibition booth at the 'World Petroleum Congress (WPC)' in Saudi Arabia, further broadening its connections with global energy companies.
A Samsung E&A official stated, 'Global energy events are crucial platforms for building trust and discovering business opportunities with clients and partners. We will continue to expand our presence in overseas markets through various communication channels.'
Meanwhile, Samsung E&A reported a consolidated revenue of 2.91 trillion won and an operating profit of 500.6 billion won for the third quarter of this year, marking increases of 45.8% and 183.6%, respectively, compared to the same period last year. The cumulative order amount for the third quarter reached 17.1 trillion won, exceeding its annual target, prompting the company to raise its order forecast from 12 trillion won to 19 trillion won for the year.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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