[XCMG firmly ranks third in the Yellow Table list] On June 4, 2022, the Yellow Table list authoritatively released by "International Construction" magazine of KHL, a well-known information group in the global construction machinery industry, shows that Chinese manufacturer XCMG XCMG ranks third in the world with an operating income of more than 18.1 billion US dollars. . Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2026.07.24 11:12
• [Dahechang 4A project starts construction]
• On July 18, 2026, the Dahechang 4A project started construction in Wuhou District and is scheduled to be put into operation by the end of 2027. Dahe Warehouse is built by Singapore's Star Lion Real Estate and is the first modern high-end logistics complex in the western region. It covers a total area of 294 acres and is planned to cover 684000 square meters. It will be developed in four phases, including warehousing, logistics, commercial, and office buildings. This 4A project covers an area of 33.35 acres and is the final work of the entire Dahechang. It will focus on introducing knowledge intensive and technology intensive industries such as big health, software information, animation and gaming, and scientific research services. Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.07.24 11:11
• [SGCC put into operation 26802 kilometers of lines in the first half of the year]
• State Grid started construction of 24285 kilometers of 110 kV and above AC lines in the first half of the year, with 26802 kilometers put into operation. The Shaanbei Anhui ± 800 kV high-voltage direct current project and 168 key projects for peak summer season have been completed and put into operation. The construction of ultra-high voltage projects such as Panxi and Zhejiang Ring Network has started, and 15 ultra-high voltage projects such as Gansu Zhejiang and Mengxi Beijing Tianjin Hebei are under construction. As of now, the company has built and put into operation 43 ultra-high voltage projects with "22 AC and 21 DC", with a cross regional and inter provincial transmission capacity of over 380 million kilowatts. Editor/Cheng Liting