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On January 20th, a festive atmosphere filled MAXTECH's  production base. A 3t8m telescopic knuckle boom marine crane wrapped in protective film completed final inspections and was officially shipped to Malaysia. Notably, this marks the second order of the same crane model from the Malaysian client—previously, a 3t12m telescopic knuckle Boom Crane was successfully delivered and put into operation. The 3t8m unit shipped this time has obtained NK class certification, complementing the first unit's BV certification. Together, they form a "dual-certification, dual-specification" customized solution, highlighting MAXTECH's customization capabilities and international compliance standards in the marine crane sector.

On January 14th, at MAXTECH's sunny production base, 10 brand-new wireless remote-controlled grab buckets were neatly lined up. With a clear whistle, they officially departed from the factory bound for overseas ports designated by DP World, a global leader in port operations. This batch of customized grab buckets is a core piece of equipment tailored by MAXTECH to meet DP World's bulk cargo handling needs at its ports, promising to inject efficient momentum of "Intelligent Manufacturing in China" into its global logistics network.

Who would have thought that a single custom crane could spark an order boom? For MAXTECH, this pleasant surprise all began with a 3t12m telescopic knuckle boom crane tailor-made for a Malaysian client last year.

On December 25th, amid the festive Christmas atmosphere, the test site at MAXTECH's production workshop was filled with a focused and pragmatic vibe – a tailor-made 3t12m telescopic knuckle boom marine crane was undergoing comprehensive on-site verification by the client. The client team, which had harbored concerns about the product's quality and performance since the project's inception, made a special trip to conduct the "final inspection" for this upcoming delivery.

Profound shifts in the global trade landscape and the relentless pursuit of operational efficiency are propelling Asia's port and marine engineering industry into a new era defined by intelligent systems and adaptive digital tools. A more responsive and resilient port environment is taking shape. Within this quiet yet profound transformation, MAXTECH, with its core capability of integrating advanced engineering and practical innovation, is emerging as a key force leading this transition.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — MAXTECH Shanghai Corporation, a manufacturer of high-end port machinery, Dec 19th, announced that its brand trademark has been officially approved and registered by the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (SAIP). This successful registration is not only a significant legal confirmation but also means that MAXTECH's full range of core products, including marine cranes, container spreaders, bulk Grabs, winches&windlass, ECO hoppers, and more, will now receive unified brand protection and recognition in the Saudi and Middle Eastern markets, establishing a crucial foundation for market expansion.

DP World, the global logistics and port giant, has made a big move recently – it announced the integration of its three major marine service brands, Unifeeder, P&O Ferrymasters, and P&O Maritime Logistics, under the unified DP World brand. This isn't just a simple name change; it's a critical leap in its transformation into a "fully integrated global logistics provider".

On December 3, the Boao CEO Innovation Business Forum—titled "Riding Momentum, Embracing New Beginnings: Brand Strategy & Industrial Upgrading in the New Globalization Era"—kicked off in Boao, Hainan. As a parallel session of the 2025 Entrepreneurs Boao Forum, the event gathered global business leaders, investors, and economists to unpack strategies for elevating brands and advancing industries. Among the speakers, Zhang Xinyue, General Manager of MAXTECH, shared MAXTECH’s on-the-ground experience in port equipment globalization, outlining a three-phase brand elevation framework and three core guiding principles—offering a tangible playbook for Chinese manufacturers expanding globally.

Nov 25th, a surveyor from Japan’s Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (NK) Classification Society visited MAXTECH’s production base to conduct on-site inspection and testing of a newly completed telescopic knuckle boom deck crane. After multiple rounds of rigorous verification, the marine crane successfully obtained NK Classification Society certification; surveyors stamped the equipment nameplate on-site, confirming it meets international marine equipment safety standards. The crane is now set to be shipped to a Malaysian client.