A leading Saudi Arabian offshore engineering company has reached a significant cooperation agreement with WTAU Offshore Engineering, procuring nine LMI for deck cranes to upgrade the deck crane safety systems of its core vessels, facilitated by the Saudi agent. This collaboration signifies that WTAU's safety equipment, specifically designed for marine applications, has officially gained recognition from a Middle Eastern oil and gas service giant. It not only provides crucial support for upgrading offshore operation safety but also demonstrates the bridging value of WTAU's Saudi agent in overseas market expansion, laying a solid foundation for WTAU Offshore Engineering to deepen its presence in the Middle East market.

Moroccan construction contractor TGCC has partnered with China's Weite Technology Co., Ltd. to officially order a combined tower crane torque and anti-collision system. This batch of safety equipment, integrating intelligent sensing and IoT technologies, will be comprehensively applied to TGCC's key construction projects, providing all-around intelligent protection for their lifting operations.

As a benchmark company in Malaysia's maritime and heavy engineering fields, the shipyard is equipped with several large dry docks with a deadweight tonnage exceeding 400,000 tons and 600-ton giant cranes. It undertakes high-precision operations such as deep-sea oil and gas structure construction and LNG ship maintenance all year round.

Saipem Nigeria Ltd., a leading Nigerian infrastructure company, recently entered into a strategic partnership with WTAU, a Chinese specialist in lifting safety equipment, to purchase a load moment indicator system. This partnership marks the successful entry of WTAU's "Safety Intelligence" solution into the core infrastructure market in West Africa, injecting Chinese expertise into large-scale construction safety in Nigeria.