Ebest Group Visits China Coal Group for Cooperation Talks and Signs a Procurement Agreement

On March 24, Henry Liu, CEO of the Overseas Business Department of Ebest Group, Klinsmann Li, Executive President of Tianjin Branch, and Orencio Grela, CEO and Legal Counsel of European Branch, together with their entourage, visited China Coal Group. They held in-depth discussions on deepening cooperation in the fields of engineering machinery and agricultural machinery, and signed a procurement order. Li Zhenbo, General Manager of Informatization of China Coal Group and General Manager of China Transportation Group, and Su Yan, General Manager of the Engineering Machinery Company, accompanied and received the visitors.

The visiting business delegation successively visited the corporate culture exhibition hall, intelligent manufacturing achievement exhibition hall, digital workshop of engineering machinery, AI Intelligent Center, as well as the business segments of cross-border e-commerce, operation and technology of China Coal Group. They conducted an on-site inspection of the group’s innovative achievements in intelligent manufacturing, digital transformation and the construction of cross-border e-commerce platforms, and spoke highly of China Coal Group’s sound industrial ecology and strong delivery capacity.

At the forum, the two sides conducted in-depth exchanges on serving the material supply of countries along the Belt and Road. Based on their respective resource advantages and business complementarity in their own fields, the two sides reached a long-term cooperation agreement in the fields of engineering machinery, agricultural machinery and other sectors, and will jointly provide high-quality equipment and supply chain support for key regions such as Southeast Asia and South Asia.

This discussion has laid a solid foundation for the two sides to realize resource sharing, complementary advantages and joint exploration of the international market, and also marks a solid step taken by China Coal Group in deepening international cooperation and serving national strategies.

On March 24, Henry Liu, CEO of the Overseas Business Department of Ebest Group, Klinsmann Li, Executive President of Tianjin Branch, and Orencio Grela, CEO and Legal Counsel of European Branch, together with their entourage, visited China Coal Group. They held in-depth discussions on deepening cooperation in the fields of engineering machinery and agricultural machinery, and signed a procurement order. Li Zhenbo, General Manager of Informatization of China Coal Group and General Manager of China Transportation Group, and Su Yan, General Manager of the Engineering Machinery Company, accompanied and received the visitors.

The visiting business delegation successively visited the corporate culture exhibition hall, intelligent manufacturing achievement exhibition hall, digital workshop of engineering machinery, AI Intelligent Center, as well as the business segments of cross-border e-commerce, operation and technology of China Coal Group. They conducted an on-site inspection of the group’s innovative achievements in intelligent manufacturing, digital transformation and the construction of cross-border e-commerce platforms, and spoke highly of China Coal Group’s sound industrial ecology and strong delivery capacity.

At the forum, the two sides conducted in-depth exchanges on serving the material supply of countries along the Belt and Road. Based on their respective resource advantages and business complementarity in their own fields, the two sides reached a long-term cooperation agreement in the fields of engineering machinery, agricultural machinery and other sectors, and will jointly provide high-quality equipment and supply chain support for key regions such as Southeast Asia and South Asia.

This discussion has laid a solid foundation for the two sides to realize resource sharing, complementary advantages and joint exploration of the international market, and also marks a solid step taken by China Coal Group in deepening international cooperation and serving national strategies.