On March 26, the leadership delegation of CHINPAN Wharf Engineering Company (Taiwan) and CHENYUNG Vietnam Charity Fund visited and worked with THILOGI Group. Welcoming the delegation were Mr. Bui Minh Truc - General Director of THILOGI and Mr. Do Minh Tam - General Director of THACO INDUSTRIES.
At the meeting, the delegation heard introductions to the production and business activities of THACO and THILOGI, the logistics service chain provided by THILOGI, the 5-ton port project with a modern crane system and projects that will be invested in. investment at Chu Lai port in the near future. The parties exchanged information on the actual investment and use of RMG crane systems (rail-mounted gantry cranes), RTG (tire-wheel cranes), eRTG (semi-automatic cranes) in container exploitation activities in the Vietnamese market. Male; share experience in operating the eRTG crane system; At the same time, seek opportunities to cooperate in training and improving professional qualifications and skills for employees in port management and operation.
Speaking at the meeting, Ms. Chin Ma Li - President of CHINPAN Wharf Engineering Company expressed her impression of the production scale and modern technology of the units and factories in THACO Chu Lai Industrial Park. With technical infrastructure, loading and unloading equipment, and information technology being invested and applied at Chu Lai port, she looks forward to cooperating with THILOGI in the future to integrate many diverse services with solutions. advanced, environmentally friendly, thereby optimizing costs at the port, serving domestic and international businesses.
Previously, THILOGI also worked with international shipping lines such as SITC and ZIM to discuss the increasing demand for transporting goods through Chu Lai port (especially agricultural products in Laos and Cambodia). THILOGI's ability to provide international shipping services, along with improving wharf capacity to receive large tonnage ships after the 5 ton wharf is completed. THILOGI also proposes that shipping lines research and open more maritime routes, increase the frequency of ship visits, and directly connect Chu Lai port to other ports around the world to meet the increasing demand for import and export of goods. of businesses in the Central region, Central Highlands, Southern Laos and Northern Cambodia.
