Nantai Market welcomes a "good start"
At the beginning of the new year, good news came from the South Pacific market.——PNG successfully won the World Bank-financed Eua Resilience Enhancement Project at the Port of Fanua in Tongana, achieving market operations in 2026.“Strong start”. The winning bid is another important international financial institution financing project since the company entered the Tonga market in 2024, marking the company's realization in Tonga from“Based on”To“continuous deep ploughing”The successful leap has laid a solid foundation for the completion of the annual business objectives.
The main construction of the Nafanua Port Resilience Improvement Project includes port facilities such as sidewalks, various service sheds and offices, the construction of safety fences and main dock revetments, the implementation of onshore paving and marking works, and the completion of miscellaneous dock repairs, with the aim of comprehensively improving the port's operational resilience and service levels.
The successful bid is inseparable from the long-term persistence and professional cultivation of Tonga's management team. With a deep understanding of international rules, a precise grasp of the local environment, and an efficient and pragmatic spirit of collaboration, the team stands out in the fierce competition, fully demonstrating the excellent pioneering ability and solid execution of the company's overseas team.
The achievement of this project has not only further consolidated the company's competitive advantage in the South Pacific market, but also accumulated valuable experience and performance for the company to deeply participate in regional interconnection construction and develop more international financial institution projects. The company will take this as a new starting point, carefully organize, high-quality performance, to create quality projects, in order to promote the group's international business in“The 15th Five-Year Plan”High-quality development during the period contributed more.
