Offshore Guinea, GENMA Transshipment Cranes Keep Minerals Moving

Deep-draft bulk carriers can't reach inland terminals? Off the coast of Guinea, GENMA has been solving that challenge. 

The 2nd-generation transshipment floating crane has been in operation here for over a year, handling mid-stream transfers from vessels that can't dock directly. Through rainy seasons and dry, it's proven its reliability in demanding marine conditions. 

Today, more than 10 GENMA transshipment cranes are at work in Guinean waters, moving mineral bulk cargo around the clock. From a single crane to a floating logistics network, they've become an essential link in West Africa's mineral supply chain. 

The journey from China to Africa was just the beginning — the story is only getting started.