New AAPA Members: Gangyi Cranes, Inc., and Metro Ports
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Gangyi Cranes, Inc., 31500 District Ave – Ste 1062, Burlington, MA 01803. Phone: (617) 902-8585. Email: kwu@gangyicranes.com. Website: www.chinagyc.com. Contact: Keyu Wu, CEO. (AAPA Sustaining Member)
Gangyi Cranes, Inc. is a newly established subsidiary of Jiangsu Gangyi, a major producer of port equipment in China, and offers manufacturing, installation, and maintenance and repair of heavy port equipment for use across China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Japan and Australia. Gangyi Cranes Inc. is seeking partners and seaport agencies in the United States.
Metro Ports, 3806 Worsham Ave., Long Beach, CA 90808. Phone: (360) 917-6211. Email: geir.kalhagen@metroports.com. Website: www.metroports.com. Contact: Mr. Geir Eilif Kalhagen, Director of Northern California & the Pacific North West. (AAPA Sustaining Member)
Metro Ports is an experienced terminal operator and stevedoring company with locations across the United States. The company moves a wide range of bulk and breakbulk cargos including petroleum coke, coal, cement, aggregates, potash, fertilizer products, borax, bauxite, RORO, military, steel, wind energy components, yachts and project cargo.
Gangyi Cranes, Inc. is a newly established subsidiary of Jiangsu Gangyi, a major producer of port equipment in China, and offers manufacturing, installation, and maintenance and repair of heavy port equipment for use across China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Japan and Australia. Gangyi Cranes Inc. is seeking partners and seaport agencies in the United States.
Metro Ports, 3806 Worsham Ave., Long Beach, CA 90808. Phone: (360) 917-6211. Email: geir.kalhagen@metroports.com. Website: www.metroports.com. Contact: Mr. Geir Eilif Kalhagen, Director of Northern California & the Pacific North West. (AAPA Sustaining Member)
Metro Ports is an experienced terminal operator and stevedoring company with locations across the United States. The company moves a wide range of bulk and breakbulk cargos including petroleum coke, coal, cement, aggregates, potash, fertilizer products, borax, bauxite, RORO, military, steel, wind energy components, yachts and project cargo.
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