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Two high-performance three axle lowbed trailers were recently shipped from the Derun Vehicle Factory and will soon be sent to Angola by sea.

A batch of HOWO TX cargo trucks have recently been loaded at the DERUN VEHICLE factory and are about to depart for Djibouti. These vehicles will ensure the efficient transportation of local goods and help the development of logistics, transportation and trade in Djibouti and surrounding areas.

Derun Vehicle has recently successfully completed the production and loading of a batch of lowboy semi trailers at its production base, and these lowboy semi trailers will arrive at the Argentine port.

DERUN VEHICLE has recently successfully completed the loading of a batch of four-axle powder tank semi-trailers, which will be shipped to Kenya soon. These special transport trailers are designed to efficiently transport local cement, mineral powder and other powdery materials.

DERUN VEHICLE will deliver a batch of three axle lowbed semi trailers with hydraulic ladders to the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the near future. These semi trailers will be used to transport heavy machinery and large equipment, providing strong support for local infrastructure construction.

Two 4 Axle cargo fence semi trailers produced by DERUN VEHICLE have been loaded at the factory and will be shipped to Dar es Salaam, the largest port in Tanzania.

Recently, the oil tank semi trailer produced by DERUN VEHICLE has successfully completed shipment and is about to depart for Lagos Port in Nigeria. The batch of oil tank trailers will be delivered to a local oil transportation company in Nigeria for local fuel transportation.

SHACMAN F2000 dump truck has become the preferred choice for engineering transportation in Algeria due to its excellent performance and high cost-effectiveness, and will continue to promote local sustainable development.

DERUN VEHICLE shipped a batch of three axle heavy-duty flatbed semi trailers to West Africa Port on Jun 25, 2025, specifically for the Ghana project, marking its continued expansion in the African market.