Chinese firm Shantui is targeting the CTT show in Russia

The Chinese equipment manufacturer Shantui intends to capitalise on the strength of demand for machines in the Russian market by focussing on the upcoming CTT show in Moscow. The 2013 CTT Expo is being held from June 4th-8th in Russia’s capital and Shantui will display its most popular models on a 945m2 outdoor booth (F-6/3) at the event. The products being highlighted include the SD16, SD22, and SD23 bulldozers, which are Shantui’s highest-selling units in the Russian region. Also being featured at the ex
May 8, 2013 Read time: 2 mins
Shantui’s diversified product line now extends well beyond the bulldozers on which the firm was built and now includes compaction equipment, wheeled loaders and concrete machines
The Chinese equipment manufacturer 1171 Shantui intends to capitalise on the strength of demand for machines in the Russian market by focussing on the upcoming 5848 CTT show in Moscow. The 2013 CTT Expo is being held from June 4th-8th in Russia’s capital and Shantui will display its most popular models on a 945m2 outdoor booth (F-6/3) at the event. The products being highlighted include the SD16, SD22, and SD23 bulldozers, which are Shantui’s highest-selling units in the Russian region.  Also being featured at the exhibition are the SL30W and SL50W-2 wheel loaders, SR12P-5 and SR16P hydraulic vibratory rollers, and the SE330 excavator.  Other units from Shantui’s diversified product lines include the SG18-3 motor grader and HBT60 truck-mounted concrete pump. Over the past year Shantui has gained a significant market share in Russia and intends to capitalise on this performance.

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