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Yahoo
03-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Zoomlion's ZCC9800W crane advances Morocco stadium construction
Zoomlion has announced that its flagship crawler crane, the ZCC9800W, is playing a pivotal role in the construction of the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, Morocco, a key venue for the country's 2030 FIFA World Cup. The ZCC9800W, a high-capacity crawler crane, has been selected as the primary hoisting solution at the site. Its deployment is stated to be significantly advancing the structural assembly work for the stadium's main framework, with construction teams acknowledging its lifting capacity, precision control systems, and reliability under load. After the completion of hoisting operations at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, the ZCC9800W will be shifted to the Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium site in Benslimane, Morocco. The ZCC9800W is claimed to be utilised across various complex operating environments, including wind turbine installation, petrochemical construction, and large-scale infrastructure works. It is said to have maintained stable and efficient performance in extreme conditions, from -40°C temperatures in Inner Mongolia to wind speeds exceeding 8m/s in Vietnam, ensuring precise load handling and operational safety. In European projects, the ZCC9800W has met advanced operational and certification standards, providing a competitive heavy-lift solution for advanced economies, states Zoomlion. Zoomlion, founded in 1992, is a manufacturer of construction machinery and provides integrated lifting solutions for infrastructure development in more than 170 countries. "Zoomlion's ZCC9800W crane advances Morocco stadium construction" was originally created and published by World Construction Network, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
Ya Biladi
02-07-2025
- Business
- Ya Biladi
Morocco deploys Zoomlion heavy-lift crane for Rabat World Cup stadium, Benslimane up next
Zoomlion's flagship crawler crane, the ZCC9800W, is currently being used for critical hoisting operations at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, which is under construction. Designed for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, the crane is «delivering high-precision lifts of steel components weighing hundreds of tons, operating with efficiency and stability on site», Zoomlion said in a press release on Wednesday. Following the completion of work in Rabat, the ZCC9800W will be transferred to the construction site of the Grand Stade Hassan II in Benslimane, Morocco, which is set to become the largest football stadium in the world and host the upcoming 2030 World Cup. Zoomlion also highlighted the crane's proven performance in demanding environments, including «wind turbine installations in Inner Mongolia under –40°C conditions and petrochemical projects in Vietnam facing wind speeds over 8 m/s». «The crane's performance in Morocco marks a key milestone in Zoomlion's continued advancement in the high-tonnage crane segment», the press release added. For the record, the ZCC9800W is one of several heavy-duty cranes ordered by Eurogrues Maroc, a leading Moroccan industrial lifting company, from Zoomlion this year. The fleet also includes the Zoomlion ZCC17000—Africa's first 1,250-ton crawler crane—along with the ZAT9000V (900 t) mobile crane, ZAT5000V (500 t) mobile crane, ZAT1600V (160 t) mobile crane, and ZRT900V (90 t) all-terrain crane. The acquisition comes as Morocco accelerates preparations for the 2030 World Cup, with the new equipment set to support major infrastructure projects across the energy, transport, and sports sectors.
Korea Herald
02-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Zoomlion's Heavy-Duty Crawler Crane Supports Construction of Morocco's 2030 World Cup Stadiums
ZCC9800W deployed as core lifting equipment for Rabat venue, with more projects ahead RABAT, Morocco, July 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As Morocco accelerates preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, Zoomlion's flagship crawler crane, the ZCC9800W, is undertaking critical hoisting operations at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, one of the country's key tournament venues. Designed for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, the ZCC9800W is delivering high-precision lifts of steel components weighing hundreds of tons, operating with efficiency and stability on site. The ZCC9800W, a high-capacity crawler crane known for its robust performance and structural stability, has been designated as the primary hoisting solution on site. Construction teams have commended the equipment for its superior lifting capacity, precision control systems, and reliability under load, noting that its integrated performance exceeds that of comparable models in the same tonnage class. Its deployment has significantly advanced progress on structural assembly work for the stadium's main framework. Following the completion of hoisting operations at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, the ZCC9800W will be transferred to the construction site of Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium, located in Benslimane, Morocco, which is projected to be the largest football stadium in the world. This transition underscores the crane's versatility and its central role in supporting high-profile international projects with demanding technical requirements. With extensive application in wind turbine installation, petrochemical construction, and large-scale infrastructure works, the ZCC9800W has proven its capability across a range of complex operating environments. It has demonstrated stable and efficient performance at wind power sites in Inner Mongolia under -40°C temperatures and in Vietnam under wind speeds exceeding 8 m/s, maintaining precise load handling and operational safety throughout. The ZCC9800W has also been deployed in European projects, meeting advanced operational and certification standards required in the region, and offers a competitive and reliable solution for heavy-lift scenarios in advanced economies. The crane's performance in Morocco marks a key milestone in Zoomlion's continued advancement in the high-tonnage crane segment. Leveraging its in-house R&D and manufacturing capabilities, Zoomlion has steadily expanded its portfolio of globally competitive crawler and all-terrain cranes, providing integrated lifting solutions that meet the demands of critical infrastructure development worldwide.
Cision Canada
02-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Zoomlion's Heavy-Duty Crawler Crane Supports Construction of Morocco's 2030 World Cup Stadiums
ZCC9800W deployed as core lifting equipment for Rabat venue, with more projects ahead RABAT, Morocco, July 2, 2025 /CNW/ -- As Morocco accelerates preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, Zoomlion's flagship crawler crane, the ZCC9800W, is undertaking critical hoisting operations at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, one of the country's key tournament venues. Designed for large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, the ZCC9800W is delivering high-precision lifts of steel components weighing hundreds of tons, operating with efficiency and stability on site. The ZCC9800W, a high-capacity crawler crane known for its robust performance and structural stability, has been designated as the primary hoisting solution on site. Construction teams have commended the equipment for its superior lifting capacity, precision control systems, and reliability under load, noting that its integrated performance exceeds that of comparable models in the same tonnage class. Its deployment has significantly advanced progress on structural assembly work for the stadium's main framework. Following the completion of hoisting operations at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, the ZCC9800W will be transferred to the construction site of Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium, located in Benslimane, Morocco, which is projected to be the largest football stadium in the world. This transition underscores the crane's versatility and its central role in supporting high-profile international projects with demanding technical requirements. With extensive application in wind turbine installation, petrochemical construction, and large-scale infrastructure works, the ZCC9800W has proven its capability across a range of complex operating environments. It has demonstrated stable and efficient performance at wind power sites in Inner Mongolia under -40°C temperatures and in Vietnam under wind speeds exceeding 8 m/s, maintaining precise load handling and operational safety throughout. The ZCC9800W has also been deployed in European projects, meeting advanced operational and certification standards required in the region, and offers a competitive and reliable solution for heavy-lift scenarios in advanced economies. The crane's performance in Morocco marks a key milestone in Zoomlion's continued advancement in the high-tonnage crane segment. Leveraging its in-house R&D and manufacturing capabilities, Zoomlion has steadily expanded its portfolio of globally competitive crawler and all-terrain cranes, providing integrated lifting solutions that meet the demands of critical infrastructure development worldwide. Founded in 1992, Zoomlion is a global manufacturer of construction machinery, mining equipment, agricultural machinery, and other integrated solutions in over 170 countries.
DW
19-06-2025
- Business
- DW
China's Zoomlion takes over German agri-tech firm Rabe – DW – 06/19/2025
The Chinese machinery giant has acquired Rabe because of its innovative tilling technology. Zoomlion uses Rabe to expand its agricultural machinery division and wants to open up new sales channels in the EU. China Invests in German Agricultural Technology Germany's agricultural technology sector is facing significant changes, driven in part by Chinese investment. One notable example is the acquisition of the historic German tillage equipment manufacturer Rabe by Chinese construction machinery giant Zoomlion. Rabe, once a thriving family-run company, struggled with generational transitions and financial instability, ultimately leading to insolvencies. Today, under Chinese ownership, Rabe is not only revitalizing its innovative product line but also leveraging its expertise in precision plowshares to expand into the Chinese market. This collaboration allows German-engineered agricultural equipment to find a new market abroad while benefiting from Zoomlion's manufacturing advancements. A Strategic Partnership Reshaping the Market Despite initial concerns about the long-term intentions of Chinese investors, Zoomlion has actively supported Rabe's redevelopment, helping it modernize production processes and regain competitiveness in Europe. The partnership has also paved the way for Chinese agricultural machinery to enter the German and European markets through Rabe's existing distribution network. With advanced automation and cost-effective production in China, these machines are being adapted for European standards, ensuring compliance and usability in the region. The exchange of technical expertise between Germany and China highlights the growing integration of global markets and the increasing role of Chinese capital in European industries. What Does Chinese Investment Mean for Germany? While concerns over foreign ownership of key industries remain, the Chinese investment in Rabe illustrates a potential positive outcome: preserving jobs, fostering innovation, and ensuring the survival of legacy German manufacturers that might otherwise have disappeared. This trend could enhance competition, drive technological development, and encourage more cross-border collaboration. However, questions remain about long-term control and economic dependency. As China continues to invest in German technology sectors, careful oversight and balanced partnerships will be crucial in maintaining Germany's industrial independence while benefiting from international cooperation. This video summary was created by AI from the original DW script. It was edited by a journalist before publication.
