[Beizhong Group and SPIC Inner Mongolia Energy signed an agreement] On the morning of September 17, 2021, Beizhong Group and State Power Investment Corporation Inner Mongolia Energy Co., Ltd. held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony at Qingshan Hotel. The signing of this strategic cooperation not only demonstrates the responsibility and deeds of state-owned enterprises, but also further expands the depth and breadth of cooperation based on the original cooperation between the two parties. In the next step, Beizhong Group will give full play to its equipment manufacturing capabilities to provide higher-quality services to the State Power Investment Corporation Inner Mongolia Energy Co., Ltd., achieve mutual benefit and win-win results, and at the same time boost local economic development. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2026.11.10 17:48
• [China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia]
• Recently, China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia. Monrovia Port is the largest foreign trade gateway port in the country, with a total dredging volume of approximately 1.12 million cubic meters and a designed water depth of -13.5 meters. It also carries out simultaneous salvage and removal of sunken ships and underwater obstacles. This is another water transportation project that China Harbour has won in Liberia, following the Bomi Iron Mine Supporting Channel Project. The business extends from the mining supporting terminal to the national main port.Editor/Li Xiaohua

• 2026.11.10 11:47
• [CCCC SDC Pushes Ahead with Subsea Curved Pipe Jacking in Zhangpu]
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