Sinomach has made remarkable progress in the building of aviation infrastructure, manufacturing, and sports-related people's livelihoods projects abroad, further exploring new pathways for its "Industrialization plus internationalization" business approach.

Steel grid structure precisely positioned onto the terminal of Nicaragua's Punta Huete International Airport

The reconstruction, expansion and upgrading project of Nicaragua's Punta Huete International Airport, undertaken by China CAMC Engineering Co., Ltd. (CAMCE), a Sinomach subsidiary, has recently seen the precise positioning of a steel grid structure for the terminal's central hall.

The integrally lifted steel grid covers an area of over 8,000 square meters with a total weight of approximately 360 tons, reaching a maximum height of 25 meters upon completion.

As a major aviation infrastructure project in Nicaragua, it will further enhance the South American country's air transport support capacity, improve its comprehensive transport network, and forge fresh momentum for its tourism development as well as boosting foreign trade.

CMCU Engineering-designed Jieya Egypt hygiene products manufacturing base under construction

Designed by CMCU Engineering Co., Ltd., a Sinomach subsidiary, the Jieya hygiene products manufacturing base in Egypt is currently under construction.

Upon completion, the project will not only meet the demands of the Egyptian market but also export hygiene products to neighboring countries.

In addition, it is expected to promote the localization of sanitary product manufacturing, bolster regional supply capacity, and further strengthen production capacity cooperation between China and Egypt.

IPPR-designed China-Mongolia Heads of State Sports Center project breaks ground

Jointly designed by China IPPR International Engineering Co., Ltd. and its partner, the China-Mongolia Heads of State Sports Center project in Mongolia has commenced construction.

With a total floor area of about 58,000 square meters, the project features indoor venues for 19 sports events along with functional rooms for reception, children's entertainment, commercial supporting facilities, and office management.

Upon completion, the project will provide Mongolian athletes with a modern training platform and further improve their training as well as competition preparation conditions. It is also expected to be open to residents of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's capital city, building a comprehensive public service space for national fitness.