The handling machines that get more done. SANY, a global leading manufacturer of port and construction machinery, is setting new standards in material handling with the compact material handlers SMHW48G5 and SMHC48G5: Boasting the most powerful engines in their class, the handling machines score highly every time with load capacity and 
speed.

The new Lagos-Ibadan Railway, linking the largest port city of Lagos with the industrial hub of Ibadan, recently became operational. Lagos is the largest city in western Africa while its neighboring city, Ibadan, is Nigeria’s third most populous.

A face shovel crawler excavator for loading vessels with wood chippings. Holzkontor Preussen GmbH is the biggest wood recycling plant in Berlin. Based on the small Sophienwerder peninsula in western Berlin, this processing facility for reclaimed wood has one of the highest capacities across Germany, treating 315,000 tonnes of wood annually.

On July 28th, 2021, as the last segment of a steel box girder weighing 220 t was lifted slowly and welded into place, Pelješac Bridge was completed, connecting Croatian territory with Dubrovnik.

Covering a land area of approximately 2,635 hectares in the Lekki Free Zone near Lagos, Nigeria, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery is a 650,000 barrels-per-day (BPD) integrated refinery project under construction.

SANY gets started in a whole new class. With the SY305C, the company is launching a crawler excavator that not only meets European demands and requirements, but actually surpasses them.

The new SY305C has everything that a crawler excavator needs.

On May 28th, SANY participated in a groundbreaking ceremony with South Africa-focused platinum developer, Nkwe Platinum Limited and its sole shareholder, Zijin Mining Group, a leading Chinese gold company, at Garatau Platinum Mine in Limpopo, South Africa.

SANY equipment’s reliability is reflected in its adaptability to various extreme climatic conditions as demonstrated in the construction of the China-Russia natural gas pipeline which passes through the arctic circle where temperatures can reach -50°C.

Every year on this day, millions of people across the world switch off lights at home, in buildings and in the streets for Earth Hour.