Sinomach continues to strengthen its core competitiveness in equipment manufacturing, advance the global expansion of its products, and support industrial development under the Belt and Road Initiative.

First batch of 30 YTO tractors delivered

Recently, a key milestone was achieved in an agricultural machinery supply and technical service project in the Republic of the Congo, jointly implemented by Sinomach's subsidiaries China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) and YTO Group Corporation. The first batch of 30 YTO tractors has been successfully delivered to the local market.

YTO has carried out targeted localization in power matching, implementing compatibility, and operation design to improve usability across different regions. By responding to specific market needs, the company has also developed customized machinery, delivering high-quality YTO series products.

CMEC introduced an integrated solution combining "power access, equipment supply, and technical training". Leveraging reliable electricity from its locally built transmission and transformation projects, the company enabled efficient upstream and downstream coordination across the industrial chain. The project showcases a coordinated "engineering contracting + equipment manufacturing" approach, opening new pathways for Chinese agricultural equipment to expand its market globally.

FIRMAN and YARDFORCE brands expand overseas presence

Products under Sinomach SUMEC's brands, FIRMAN and YARDFORCE, have recently achieved consecutive overseas deliveries.

SUMEC Machinery & Electric Co., Ltd. delivered FIRMAN high-voltage containerized diesel generator sets to a data center project in Japan. The team optimized solutions based on local conditions, focusing on noise and emission reduction as well as material corrosion resistance, to provide reliable and tailored power solutions.

Meanwhile, SUMEC Hardware & Tools Co., Ltd. has launched a new robotic lawn mower powered by AI vision. Equipped with an RGB camera and a neural network model with tens of millions of parameters, it can identify common garden objects in real time and achieve centimeter-level lawn segmentation. Trained on both real and synthetic data, the robot delivers improved stability in complex environments and can continuously adapt to different regional and seasonal conditions, enabling fully automated operation with a one-click start.