Recently, SUMEC MARINE Co., Ltd., a core subsidiary of SUMEC under China National Machinery Industry Corporation (Sinomach), secured new shipbuilding contracts for two 3.0 version Crown 63 bulk carriers and four 3,100 TEU feeder container vessels. These signings mark another significant step in the company's global expansion strategy and the continuous enhancement of its product portfolio.

Partnership with ITOCHU Corporation for bulk carriers

SUMEC MARINE signed a contract with ITOCHU Corporation for two 3.0 version Crown 63 bulk carriers. This agreement follows the successful delivery of two bulk carriers from their previous collaboration last year. The renewed cooperation highlights ITOCHU's strong confidence in SUMEC MARINE and its high recognition of the Crown series, a flagship brand well regarded by international shipowners for its advanced design and reliable quality.

Long-term collaboration with Chartworld and TMA

SUMEC MARINE also entered into contracts with Chartworld and TMA for the construction of four 3,100 TEU feeder container vessels, two for each company. Both shipowners are long-standing partners, with fleets spanning bulk carriers, container ships, and oil tankers. Previous projects with Chartworld and TMA have been delivered to wide acclaim, demonstrating SUMEC's ability to meet the highest standards of construction and performance. The new agreements further consolidate trust in the conpany, paving the way for deeper collaboration and broader opportunities in the future.

Expanding product lines and market reach

In recent years, SUMEC MARINE has accelerated its pace of development, diversifying its core product portfolio and achieving full coverage across oil tankers, bulk carriers, and container vessels.

Crown 63 3.0 bulk carriers: SUMEC MARINE's flagship product, developed with independent intellectual property rights. Built to high specifications, the vessels feature optimized hull lines, advanced design concepts, and enhanced green, smart, and energy-efficient technologies. They enjoy a strong reputation among shipowners worldwide.

3,100 TEU feeder container vessel: This new model delivers carbon emissions significantly lower than the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) requirements and complies with Tier III nitrogen oxides (NOx) emission standards. With outstanding performance in safety, environmental protection, and efficiency, it is positioned as a highly competitive product in the global shipping market.

Under the leadership of Sinomach, SUMEC will continue to focus on high-end equipment manufacturing, seize emerging opportunities in both shipbuilding and shipping, as well as strengthen R&D efforts in core vessel types and key technologies. By improving productivity and product quality, consolidating its brand advantages in niche markets, and building synergies across the full industrial chain, the company is advancing its dual-driven "shipbuilding + shipping" business model. SUMEC remains committed to supporting the development of a strong maritime nation through innovation, sustainability, and green growth.