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In this morning, August 17th, 2023, at the representative office in Ho Chi Minh City, Trungnam SMC held the Memorandum of Understanding signing ceremony with Royal Cargo Company on strategic cooperation for Lifting and Heavy cargo Transportation projects in the Philippines. Trungnam SMC and Royal Cargo signed a MOU with many important contents in optimal […]
Trungnam SMC is honored to appear for the first time with the 49th position in the Top 50 of World’s Largest Specialized Transport Companies (IC Transport 50) ranking which was organized for the 19th time and published in International Cranes and Specialized Transport magazine – August 2023. Trungnam SMC is proud to be the second […]
In March and May 2023, Trungnam SMC joined in the loading out oil rig components process with the jacket and topside weights up to 2.500 tons and 4.733 tons respectively at Gallaf 3 project in PTSC Vungtau port. For this Project Trungnam SMC was a strategic partner of Sarens, a multinational corporation. Trungnam SMC has […]
The transport of super-heavy equipment onto the barge is a highly technical job to ensure absolute safety and speed.
On 04/07/2022, Trungnam SMC has cooperated with Roll Group to transport super-huge goods with a volume of up to 2,461 tons at Hyundai Vietnam shipyard.
June 2022 Trungnam SMC is replacing and repairing GE turbine blades for Phuong Mai wind power project. We used 130 tons wheel axle cranes and 800 tons crawler crane combinations.
Currently, Trungnam SMC owns many specialized equipment, especially up to more than 400 devices of all kinds, many of which are used to transport special equipment components used in the field of wind power.
SPMT is known for one of the world's latest technologies and its ability to transport super-long and super-heavy loads with high precision and safety.
Super-long and super-heavy are equipment, machine or monolithic packages with dimensions or weight exceeding the regulated levels for circulation and transportation as regulated by the Ministry of Transport. And they cannot be disassembled or broken down when stacked on top means of transport of goods.