Aorun mining trucks from China have made a strong debut in Côte d'Ivoire

Aorun mining trucks from China have made a strong debut in Côte d'Ivoire, contributing to the efficient development of West Africa's largest iron ore mine

Recently, purchasing personnel from the Ivorian National Mining Company made a special trip to the Aorun factory in China to inspect Chinese mining trucks. After testing their performance under simulated extreme working conditions in African mines, they signed their first purchase order on the spot. This heavy-duty mining truck, specially designed for the hot, humid, and hilly mining environment of West Africa, has become a core piece of equipment for Côte d'Ivoire's "Mining Revitalization Plan" thanks to its all-terrain drive system, intelligent load-balancing technology, and compliance with China's National II emission standards.

Purchasing representatives from SMCIV, the Ivorian national mining company, experienced the handling performance of a mining truck at the Aorun plant.

"This is the most well-suited mining truck we've seen in West Africa for local mining conditions," said Mr. Kouassi, Purchasing Director of SMCIV. "Its climbing ability, cargo box strength, and heat dissipation efficiency perfectly match the stringent requirements of our northern iron ore region. Initially, it will be used in the Bouaflé iron ore expansion project, with an expected 20% increase in transportation efficiency."

This collaboration signifies the West African customer's high regard for the "Made in China + African Scenario" deep customization model.