On August 31 local time, the 61st Maputo International Trade Fair (FACIM 2026) opened in Mozambique. With the theme “Digital and Energy Transition Toward a Sustainable Economy,” this year’s fair serves as a key economic and trade platform connecting Mozambique with the Southern African market. SANY Group Chairman Xiang Wenbo and other senior executives attended the event.

Multiple High-End Machinery Models on Display

SANY showcased the SAC3000T8-8 crane, SY215C excavator, SCP30C6EV electric forklift, and SW956E electric loader at the fair. These products cover key application scenarios such as lifting, earthmoving, and logistics handling, collectively demonstrating SANY’s technological strength in high-end machinery and green solutions.

During the exhibition, Mozambican President Daniel Chabo and other distinguished guests visited the SANY booth. Xiang Wenbo provided an on-site overview of SANY’s industrial layout in Africa and its achievements in localization.

Deepening Engagement in the Mozambican Market

Since entering the Mozambican market in 2010, SANY has been deeply engaged in the local market for 16 years, establishing a service network in Maputo, Tete, Beira, and Pemba, while continuously improving its sales, parts, and service systems.

In recent years, SANY equipment has been widely deployed in key projects such as the Maputo–Catembe Cross-Sea Bridge, the EN6 Highway, the Port of Beira, and local mines, providing equipment support for Mozambique’s infrastructure development.

Expanding Green Energy Cooperation

At the China (Hunan)–Mozambique Economic and Trade Matchmaking Conference, Xiang Wenbo stated that SANY will leverage its strengths in equipment manufacturing and the new energy industry to promote the implementation of solutions such as green mining, integrated photovoltaic-storage systems, and microgrids in the region, thereby supporting Mozambique’s green development.

At the event, SANY signed strategic cooperation agreements with clients such as Jinan Yuxiao, covering areas including mining equipment, green energy, and microgrid construction. At the same time, SANY engaged in in-depth exchanges with local government officials and key clients.

Going forward, SANY will continue to deepen its market presence in Africa, enhance its localized product and service capabilities, and work with partners to advance China-Mozambique economic and trade cooperation as well as local sustainable development.