XCMG Hoisting Machinery Division has delivered a fleet of wheeled and crawler cranes to Sarens Group, a Belgium-based company specialising in crane rental and heavy-lift transport.
The equipment package includes XCR90 rough terrain cranes, XCA160H all-terrain cranes, and an XLC18000M crawler crane.
XCMG stated this delivery offers Sarens a “comprehensive fleet” across wheeled as well as crawler crane categories.
The delivery is part of an ongoing collaboration between the two companies.
XCMG and Sarens expanded their relationship through a joint research and development agreement and a bulk equipment purchasing contract signed in March 2026. This agreement built on a global strategic partnership that was formalised at bauma 2025 in Germany.
The companies have committed to broader cooperation that includes product development, field applications, intelligent technologies along with lifecycle services.
Sarens Group, which operates in 65 countries and has a nearly 75-year history.
While attending XCMG’s 8th International Customer Festival, Sarens CEO Wim Sarens said: “We are now using XCMG equipment in more than 20 countries and are very satisfied with the quality and reliability. Their cranes have proven themselves in demanding projects around the world.”
The XLC18000M crawler crane within the delivered fleet is designed for large-scale projects in wind energy, petrochemical sectors and bridge construction. This model offers high lifting capacity and is suitable for rapid mobilisation.
The delivery also includes the XCA3000 all-terrain crane, which has been exported in batches and deployed on wind farm projects across the globe. This crane is described as addressing load-chart derating at height and supporting heavy-load relocation.
XCMG said: “By moving beyond equipment exports to delivering integrated lifting solutions, XCMG is winning trust in premium markets through innovative technology, intelligent manufacturing and global service capabilities.”
In May, XCMG supplied a 1,000t XCA1000G8-1K all-terrain crane for a bridge lifting project in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.
