SINOMACH leverages its strengths as a technology-driven and specialized engineering company to turbocharge China's transportation upgrades. Integrating capabilities in planning, design, equipment manufacturing, and hub construction, the company is advancing multidimensional transport networks across the country and contributing to a safe, convenient, efficient, and green modern transportation system.

Dalian Jinzhouwan International Airport Project

China IPPR International Engineering Co., Ltd. (IPPR), a subsidiary of SINOMACH, has secured the design contract for the Dalian Jinzhouwan International Airport Project, covering a 77,000-square-meter cargo area and a 24,000-square-meter aircraft maintenance area. The cargo facilities will include terminals and auxiliary spaces, while the maintenance area will house hangars, workshops, and support facilities. The project will accelerate the development of the airport, support the city's ambition to become an international aviation hub connecting Japan and South Korea, serve China's opening-up strategy, and generate significant economic benefits.

BMH's C Cableway at the "Snow Ruyi" Ski Resort

The C Cableway at the "Snow Ruyi" Ski Resort in Chongli — designed and manufactured by Beijing Materials Handling Research Institute Co., Ltd. (BMH), a subsidiary of SINOMACH — has successfully passed national acceptance. Located within Chongli Olympic Park and adjacent to the iconic Winter Olympics venues, the cableway provides essential transport capacity for the 135-hectare ski resort.

As a key link in the Olympic legacy transport network, the gondola spans 1,731 meters with a vertical rise of 392 meters, supported by 15 towers. Operating at a maximum speed of 6 meters per second, it carries up to 2,400 passengers per hour in one direction, significantly improving efficiency. Incorporating AI-driven passenger flow predictions with a variable frequency speed control system, it reduces energy consumption by 30%, setting a new standard for green mountain transport in the post-Winter Olympics era. Its modular design has already been replicated at five provincial ski resorts, driving equipment upgrades across China's ice and snow industry.