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Zoomlion powering North Africa’s infrastructure growth

Powering North African infrastructure growth (Image source: Zoomlion)

China’s Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. has highlighted a series of recent global orders it has completed, including several in Africa

Notably, the company is active in helping to upgrade North Africa’s infrastructure sector.

Zoomlion's heavy-duty crawler cranes are designed for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, it noted in a statement.

“Zoomlion's ZCC32000 crawler crane is supporting Egypt's first nuclear power plant, El Dabaa, by lifting and installing major equipment,” the statement read.

“With a 2,000-ton capacity and a boom height of 168 metres, it delivers strong and precise performance to keep the project on track.”

Separately, the company is helping Morocco to prepare for the FIFA World Cup in 2030, which entails a massive infrastructure upgrade.

“In Morocco, the 800-ton ZCC9800W is handling key lifts at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium for the 2030 World Cup, delivering efficient and stable performance.”

The company also reported deliveries of machinery, ranging from cranes, aerial work platforms, mining equipment, to foundation construction machinery, in support of major infrastructure, energy, and urban development projects in Indonesia Australia, Turkey and the Middle East.

“Zoomlion is building on recent momentum to strengthen its local presence and global collaboration, delivering smarter, more adaptable solutions worldwide,” the statement added.

In an earlier statement, released on 2 July, the company outlined more of its work in Morocco with the ZCC9800W undertaking critical hoisting operations at the stadium site in Rabat, one of the country's key tournament venues.

Designed for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, the ZCC9800W is delivering high-precision lifts of steel components weighing hundreds of tons.

Following the completion of hoisting operations at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, the ZCC9800W will be transferred to the construction site of Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium, in Benslimane, Morocco, which is projected to be the largest football stadium in the world.

“The crane's performance in Morocco marks a key milestone in Zoomlion's continued advancement in the high-tonnage crane segment,” the statement noted.

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