SHACMAN gained a lot during the 4-day Canton Fair
The SHACMAN booth has been constantly receiving customers, with about 800 customer consultations and even placing orders on site during the 4-day exhibition.
SHACMAN L3000 Sprinkler Truck
SHACMAN Batch Delivery to Southeast Asia Market
Recently, SHACMAN successfully held a product delivery ceremony & customer appreciation event in Southeast Asia market, and SHACMAN trucks were successfully delivered to customers. The customer's general manager, fleet manager and local key logistics companies were invited to participate the event.
China-Laos Railway Project
In 2015, Lao Deputy Prime Minister Songsavat Lingsavat quoted the Chinese saying "If you want to get rich, build roads first" to express expectations for the construction of the China-Laos railway, which shows the importance of the China-Laos railway...
Kenya’s Mombasa-Nairobi Railway Project
Kenya Mombasa Port is an important deep-water port in East Africa, and its port range attracts several countries around Kenya to the hinterland of Central Africa. Before 2017, the main transport route from Mombasa port in Kenya to central Africa was ...
Cambodia Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway Project
Cambodia Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway Project is a key project of high-quality cooperation between China and Cambodia under the framework of the “One Belt & One RoadInitiative”. After completion, it will open up the capital economic circle and...
Cote d'Ivoire Tiebissou Expressway Project
The Tiebissou Express way is an important part of Côte d’Ivoire’s north-south transportation route，which was built by CRBC in 2018. As a "caring partner of CRBC", 96 SHACMAN trucks participated in the construction of the project. At present, the aver...
Bolivia ESPINO Highway Project
In July 2018, the Bolivia ESPINO project undertaken by China Railway First Group Co., Ltd officially started construction. The ESPINO highway is an important national highway connecting southern Bolivia and Santa Cruz, a powerful economic province. T...
