Recently, Shandong Land and Sea Equipment Group, a first tier enterprise directly under Shandong Port Group, successfully won the bid for the steel structure project of the key industrial park in Egypt. The contract involves a total engineering quantity of 7200 tons for steel structure manufacturing and installation, covering core projects such as the main steel structure of the industrial park plant, equipment support structure, and supporting corridors. The winning of the bid is not only an important breakthrough for enterprises to deepen their efforts in the African market, but also another practical achievement of "Made in China Intelligently" in responding to the "the Belt and Road" initiative and deepening China Egypt production capacity cooperation, which will inject Chinese momentum into Egypt's local industrial upgrading.

As a leading high-end equipment manufacturer in China, Shandong Luhai Equipment Group stands out with its full industry chain layout and hardcore technological strength. Since its establishment in 2020, the group has built three major R&D and manufacturing bases in Qingdao, Rizhao, and Yantai, possessing core qualifications such as special grade steel structure production and first-class professional contracting for steel structure engineering. It has passed the certification of American and European welding systems and has delivered over 500 types of port machinery equipment. Steel structure products have been exported to more than 60 countries and regions around the world. In this winning project, the group will rely on over 1000 patented technologies and more than 300 technological achievements to provide customized steel structure deepening design, precise manufacturing, and efficient installation services tailored to the local climate conditions and industrial needs of Egypt's industrial parks. The focus will be on ensuring the corrosion resistance and structural stability of components, and ensuring that the project quality meets international first-class standards.

It is understood that the key industrial park in Egypt is the core carrier of regional industrial upgrading, focusing on the integrated development of high-end manufacturing and logistics warehousing. After completion, it will become an industrial hub radiating to North Africa. The construction quality of 7200 ton steel structure, as the "backbone support" of the industrial park, directly affects the subsequent production capacity and safe operation of the park. Shandong Land Sea Equipment Group will leverage its advantages in integrating the entire industry chain, integrating its research and development centers and production base resources, adopting advanced technologies such as automated welding and CNC machining to improve production efficiency. At the same time, relying on mature overseas logistics and on-site service systems, it will ensure timely and accurate delivery, installation, and commissioning of components, and help the industrial park to be put into operation as soon as possible.

In recent years, the capacity cooperation between China and Egypt under the framework of the "the Belt and Road" has continued to deepen. As the core building material for infrastructure construction and industrial park building, steel structure has become an important carrier for China's equipment going to sea. The winning bid of Shandong Land Sea Equipment Group not only continues the reputation advantage of Chinese steel structure products in the African market, but also drives local employment and technology exchange through project implementation, realizing the dual value of "product output" and "technology empowerment". The relevant person in charge of the group stated that in the future, the project will be used as an opportunity to further expand into emerging markets such as the Middle East and Africa, focusing on the three core businesses of port equipment, marine equipment, and steel structures, continuously outputting "Made in China" technology solutions and service experiences, and building a more solid platform for international production capacity cooperation.Editor/Bian Wenjun