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Nearly fourty months since the BMCTPL RMQC 12 Units contract was signed on January 28, 2016 with Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals Private Limited (India) and deployed to produce in April 2016, the project was completed after the fourth batch of three Rail Mounted Quayside Cranes (RMQC) were sucessfully delivered to this strategic customer.

On September10th, 2017at Doosan Vina’s dedicatedport, the company completed thesecond shipment of three Rail Mounted Quayside Cranes (RMQC) to India. This second batch of three RMQC cranesis part of the contract to supply 12 RMQC cranes to Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals Private Limited (BMCTPL) of India.

July 2nd, 2020, Doosan Vina to deliver two largest RMQC cranes to Gemalink International Port in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province, these first two Rail Mounted Quayside Cranes (RMQCs) out of six units of the Gemalink project, which can load and unload 65-ton cargo containers from the largest mother vessels safely and quickly, are supplied to the Gemadept – CMA CGM for commercial operation in Gemalink International Port in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province.

After near than 30 daysat sea, three 1,400 ton rail mounted quayside cranes (RMQC) or ship-to-shore cargo container cranes as they are also known, have safely reached the port of Bharat Mumbai Container Terminal, India.

After nearly a year of production, two Super Post Panamax STS (Ship-to-Shore) cranes No. 7 & 8 have left Doosan Vina dedicated port for Gemalink international port, the world's top 19 leading deep-sea port, located in Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province.

After more than 14 months of production, Doosan Vina today completed the six giant ship-to-shore cranes order under Gemalink project for Gemadept - CMA CGM. This is a series of super-heavy cranes with outreach up to 70 meters and can handle 65-ton cargo containers from the largest mother vessels.

After nearly eight months since signing the contract to supply two additional super-heavy STS (ship-to-shore) cranes weighing 3,400 tons to the Gemadept - CMA CGM, two STS cranes number 7 and 8 of the Gemalink project have formed after super erection.

After eighteen days at sea the five “Made in Vietnam” rubber tired Gantry Cranes arrived at the Port Krishnapatnam Port Company Limited (KPCL) in India on May 28, 2018 more than a month ahead of schedule.

Proud to be one of the leading manufacturers of heavy industrial equipment in Vietnam, Doosan Vina is gradually showing its influence in the field of seaport crane manufacturing in both domestic and international markets.