Zoomlion: Parts Central Warehouse of India Subsidiary Officially Completed and Put into Use

2010-08-18 00:00:00
< P > < FONT face = Verdana > As an important component of Zoomlion South Asia platform construction and an important support for India business development, the central parts warehouse of Zoomlion India subsidiary in Mumbai has been formally completed and put into use recently.

< P > < FONT face = Verdana > The spare parts warehouse covers an area of 210 square meters and is strategically located next to the highway from Mumbai to Punai and throughout southern India. The warehouse is equipped with a complete set of storage and handling equipment, such as heavy shelves, cantilever shelves, trailers, hydraulic lifts, etc., with complete facilities and functions. It is estimated that about 2000 pieces of accessories with a total value of $800,000 can be stored. At present, the spare parts of the first and second phase crawler cranes, truck cranes and tower cranes have been operated through the subsidiary platform, and have successfully passed the customs clearance procedures and put on the shelves. A batch of concrete machinery spare parts in July are also being prepared for customs clearance and warehousing.

< P > < FONT face = Verdana > The official launch of the parts library provides a solid guarantee for the marketing and after-sales work of Zoomlion Equipment in India, and also significantly enhances the confidence of customers in purchasing and using Zoomlion Equipment.


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In the short term, the high cost of raw materials and fuels is still the main support for the upward price, and the better weather is also conducive to the moderate recovery of demand; however, this round is mostly the second round of pushing up within a month, and the actual transaction of the last round of small factories in Jiangsu is only 10-20 yuan/ton, and the increase of cooling and rainfall in the latter half of the year and the recovery of demand are still limited, so the landing range is likely to be discounted.