On November 15, the "Green Innovation, Smart Victory – XCMG Inner Mongolia Forestry Industry Group Batch Delivery Ceremony" was grandly held at XCMG's intelligent manufacturing base for loader machinery. The dispatched equipment will provide solid support for forest fire prevention and firefighting operations with outstanding performance and reliable quality.

Since the strategic cooperation between XCMG Group and Inner Mongolia Forestry Industry Group began, both parties have continuously deepened their collaboration by leveraging their respective strengths. From initial joint R&D and field testing to the comprehensive deployment of forestry machinery today, they have jointly facilitated a historic shift in forest management—from traditional manual labor to full mechanization.

At the delivery ceremony, Wang Wei, Deputy General Manager of Inner Mongolia Forestry Industry Group, stated:  

"Advancing the modernization, intellectualization, and integrated development of forestry equipment has become an essential choice for enhancing our emergency response capabilities and strengthening the 'Green Great Wall.' The deployment of this batch of equipment will significantly improve emergency response speed and comprehensive prevention capacity in forest areas, boosting the Group’s overall firefighting capabilities."

Xia Yongyong, Deputy General Manager of XCMG Group, and General Manager and Party Secretary of XCMG Auto, emphasized:  

"XCMG will actively collaborate with the Forestry Industry Group in areas such as forestry equipment R&D, fire prevention system development, and intelligent operations. Together, we will explore innovative pathways for modern forestry development and contribute further to building a Beautiful China."

The batch-delivered equipment includes a full range of products such as excavators, bulldozers, loaders, and transport vehicles, which will establish a multi-dimensional and intelligent modern forest fire prevention system. This delivery not only marks another milestone in the strategic partnership between the two groups but also exemplifies state-owned enterprises' commitment to the "Dual Carbon" goals. It holds significant importance for enhancing ecological security, promoting industrial transformation, and driving high-quality economic development in the key state-owned forest regions of the Greater Khingan Range in Inner Mongolia, ultimately achieving a win-win outcome for both ecological and economic benefits.