en.Wedoany.com Reported - China's XCMG Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. (referred to as "XCMG", 000425.SZ) held a ceremony on July 1, 2026, local time, in Beira, Mozambique, to unveil an asphalt mixing center and deliver a complete set of road equipment. Albano Carige, Mayor of Beira, attended the event and inaugurated the XCMG asphalt mixing center, witnessed by representatives from local municipal and transportation departments.
Headquartered in Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, XCMG is a leading construction machinery manufacturer in China. The delivered equipment includes asphalt mixing plants, asphalt pavers, and cold recyclers, forming an integrated closed-loop construction system covering "asphalt raw material production—road paving construction—old road recycling and renovation—surface compaction." This system can address all scenarios of local road construction, expansion, and daily maintenance in a one-stop manner.
Beira, the second-largest city and one of the most important port hubs in Mozambique, has long faced infrastructure challenges such as aging and damaged roads, a shortage of construction equipment, and insufficient local asphalt production capacity. With the official launch of the XCMG asphalt mixing center and the deployment of complete equipment, local municipal road construction will achieve standardized, large-scale, and green upgrades. The traffic conditions of port freight corridors and urban main roads will improve, enhancing the city's road network capacity and supporting port trade development and daily commuting.
Local government departments highly praised the cooperation outcomes, commending XCMG equipment for its stable performance and strong adaptability as key support for improving local infrastructure quality and efficiency. This unveiling and delivery marks a significant milestone in XCMG's deep engagement in the Mozambican market. XCMG stated that it will collaborate with partners to continuously improve localized service systems and actively participate in road, municipal, and port engineering projects across Mozambique.
