Epiroc Central Asia uniting local geological community at Customer Day
On January 25, Epiroc Central Asia traditionally held an Exploration Drilling Customer Day in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. More than 100 customers from Central Asian geological and exploration drilling companies visited the event.
The event was an excellent stage for customers to learn about our new solutions, meet with our product specialists and exchange experience with the geological community, including managers, chief geologists, drilling masters and geology students.
“Customer Day is a dynamic platform for uniting companies in the geological and exploration drilling market.
It promotes open dialogue, encourages collaboration, and facilitates knowledge sharing among industry professionals,” says Damir Kyzyr, Product Manager of Rock Exploration Tools (REX).
The event program was filled with information about our innovative technological solutions. CC Central Asia and Regional Manager Exploration Fordia Assya Vezenkova, presented the Epiroc exploration drill rigs range, OreSight and CoreScan digital products, drilling tools and service solutions. Moreover, drilling tools and mud additives were showcased at the event, allowing participants to experience firsthand the latest equipment and additives for drilling fluids.
Active discussions within the audience followed presentations, and customers shared valuable feedback on products.
The latter part of the event held an up-close demonstration of Boyles C6 and Christensen CT20 drill rigs. The visitors got to experience and interact with the rigs presented.
Visitors expressed positive feedback from the event:
“We would like to thank our strategic partner Epiroc Central Asia for holding the Customer Day. It is a significant event in the geological exploration industry in the region, we are glad to meet our colleagues,” says Assyl Rakhimberlin, Drilling Master, Kazakhmys Barlau. “We are already using three Epiroc exploration drilling rigs on our sites and today we learned more about the company’s innovations for exploration drilling.”
