HD Hyundai Samho Secures Order for Four Port Cranes at Port of Tacoma, Advancing MASGA Project
- HD Hyundai Samho signed a contract with WUT, a U.S. subsidiary of HMM, to supply four port cranes to the Port of Tacoma in Washington, USA, aiming to modernize the terminal and replace aging cranes.
- The agreement includes turnkey delivery of two quay cranes and two yard cranes, covering design, manufacturing, transportation, installation, and commissioning, with completion scheduled by 2028.
- This order recognizes HD Hyundai Samho's technological expertise and quality competitiveness developed through domestic and international projects.
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HD Hyundai Samho is accelerating the Korea-U.S. shipbuilding cooperation ‘MASGA’ project through its U.S. port crane business. HD Hyundai announced on the 26th that it had signed a contract to supply four port cranes to the Washington Port Terminal (hereinafter WUT). This supply contract involves replacing aging cranes at WUT, a U.S. affiliate of HMM, Korea's largest shipping company, and expanding the terminal's capacity to accommodate large co…
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HD Hyundai Samho Secures Order for Four Port Cranes at Port of Tacoma, Advancing MASGA Project
Signs contract with HMM's U.S. subsidiary, Washington United Terminals, to supply four port cranesAward reflects HD Hyundai Samho's design and manufacturing expertise, deep understanding of U.S. port operations and strong customer trust"We will support the MASGA project through the development…
HD Hyundai Samho secures order for four Tacoma port cranes
SEOUL, South Korea, July 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HD Hyundai shared on Saturday, July 25, that it recently signed a contract with Washington United Terminals Inc. (WUT) to supply four port cranes. HD Hyundai Samho, a shipbuilding subsidiary of HD Hyundai, is now launching the Korea-U.S. shipbuilding cooperation initiative, known as the MASGA (Make American Shipbuilding Great Again) project, through its entry into the U.S. port crane market. The …
[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Yoo-jin] As the United States simultaneously pursues the dual goals of expanding its naval power and rebuilding its shipbuilding industry, South Korea is emerging as a new cooperation partner. With the production capacity of U.S. shipyards alone proving insufficient to meet the demand for warships in the naval competition with China, U.S.-Korea shipbuilding cooperation is expanding beyond MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and…
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