Project experience

Proven execution across complex project corridors.

Our logistics casework demonstrates the control discipline now applied across Greatkun's wider equipment-rental and material-supply platform.

PROJECT LOGISTICSBreakbulk · RoRo · Heavy-lift · Container
EQUIPMENT SUPPORTLifting · Access · Earthmoving · Site services
MATERIAL SUPPLYSteel · Industrial materials · Project procurement

Selected casework

Execution in the field

Every movement is shaped around cargo data, interfaces, route constraints and the project's required delivery sequence.

Mining equipment to Kitwe project cargo01
Mining

Mining equipment to Kitwe

China → Kitwe, Zambia

Cross-border multimodal planning and last-mile coordination for oversized mining equipment.

10,000+ CBM engineering fleet project cargo02
Industrial Projects

10,000+ CBM engineering fleet

China → Eritrea

RoRo and breakbulk coordination for a large fleet of engineering vehicles and support equipment.

80-ton distillation tower to the UAE project cargo03
Oil, Gas & Chemicals

80-ton distillation tower to the UAE

China → UAE

Door-to-door execution with route survey, lifting supervision, customs and final-site delivery.

1,000 ductile iron pipes to Luanda project cargo04
Infrastructure

1,000 ductile iron pipes to Luanda

Tianjin → Luanda

High-volume breakbulk planning, port operations and shipment visibility for critical water infrastructure.

120 light rail vehicles to Israel project cargo05
Infrastructure

120 light rail vehicles to Israel

China → Israel

Sequenced export, vessel coordination and project control for a multi-batch urban rail programme.

58-metre wind blade movement project cargo06
Renewable Energy

58-metre wind blade movement

Shanghai Nanhui Port

Port-side coordination and specialist handling for three sets of 58-metre wind turbine blades.

Four 50-ton transformers to Malawi project cargo07
Power & Energy

Four 50-ton transformers to Malawi

China → Malawi

Origin collection, engineered loading, ocean freight and inland delivery for four mission-critical transformers.