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XCMG Machinery Starts 2026 on a High Note

XCMG Machinery, one of the leading players in the construction machinery sector, is off to a robust start in 2026, marking the new year with significant international shipments. As part of its global expansion strategy, the company has commenced deliveries to numerous international markets, including Europe, North America, South Asia, the Middle East, and South America, focusing on supporting global construction projects and low-carbon infrastructure development.

On January 1, the world’s first XCA4000 crane proudly set the pace, with nearly 30 steel giants assembled, valued at around CNY 200 million (approximately USD 28.66 million). This event signifies not only the technological advancement of XCMG's products but also its pivotal role in the evolution of modern construction methodologies.

In the first quarter alone, XCMG has dispatched hundreds of medium and large-sized excavators and wheel loaders to mining sites both domestically and internationally. This shipment set the stage for another year of extensive global expansion, with total orders exceeding one billion yuan, providing robust equipment assistance for global mining development.

The intelligent mining fleet consists of last-generation models, such as 190 XE215C crawler excavators and 7 XE335G crawler excavators, alongside 2 XE150WD wheeled excavators and other machinery. These units will fulfill precise tasks such as stripping, excavation, loading, and leveling at mining sites in Myanmar. This kind of equipment showcases XCMG's commitment to leveraging technology for efficient operations in challenging environments.

Additionally, XCMG is taking strides in introducing environmentally friendly products to their lineup. The XC9150-EV loader, which is fully electric and leading in tonnage performance, stands out among the eco-friendly machinery. Furthermore, the hybrid XC9260XE is noted for its excellent performance in load capacity and efficiency improvements, achieving over 20% increase in transmission efficiency compared to conventional hydraulic systems while simultaneously reducing fuel consumption and cutting carbon emissions by over 200 tons annually, per unit.

On January 7, dozens of XCMG aerial work platforms embarked towards global markets. This shipment includes high-reach models like the XGS50K and electric articulated boom lifts XGA16ACK, XGA20ACK, and XGA22ACK, as well as pocket-sized scissors lifts with working heights ranging from 8 to 16 meters. The telescopic handlers XT2506E and XT5017K were also included, fully catering to diverse construction needs worldwide.

XCMG Sanitation has also marked a promising start with over 20 units of rear-loading compactors dispatched to Africa. This model, designed to be fully watertight, effectively prevents secondary pollution during waste transfers and is user-friendly, making it ideal for densely populated urban areas. With its large capacity, high compression rate, and robust construction, this waste compactor series has successfully penetrated 22 countries.

In the European market, XCMG has secured an order of over 300 electric forklifts, with the first batch of 60 new energy KP series forklifts dispatched successfully. Southeast Asia is also witnessing an influx of XCMG's machinery, with a hundred forklifts and over ten custom electric port machines shipped in the initial batch.

As part of their innovative “Product + Service + Solution” model, XCMG ensures comprehensive lifecycle support through an intelligent service system, backed by a global supply chain network and regional spare parts centers. The company is committed to delivering high-efficiency, reliable, and green integrated equipment solutions to customers worldwide, helping them minimize operational costs and maximize value creation.

XCMG's strategic advancements and operational initiatives clearly demonstrate their ongoing commitment to redefining machinery standards and supporting a sustainable future in construction and infrastructure development around the globe.