[Baosteel Wharf Ships First Combined Vessel of H-Beams and Coiled Steel Bound for the Philippines]

Published: Sep 8, 2025 09:45

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Recently, as the foreign vessel slowly departed from the port, the largest batch of H-beams exported by Maanshan Iron & Steel Co., Ltd. (Ma Steel) via transshipment from Baosteel Wharf at Baoshan Base was successfully loaded and shipped, marking the successful completion of this multi-base collaborative export operation. Under the coordinated planning and promotion of the Contract Logistics Department of the Marketing Center (Baosteel International), and with the strong support of the Transportation Department, the Contract Logistics Department of Ma Steel's Marketing Center, Baoxin Company, and other units, Baoyun Company took the lead in innovatively implementing a new logistics solution—combining shipments of "Ma Steel's H-beams bound for the Philippines + Baoxin's coiled steel bound for the Philippines." This solution not only efficiently integrated cargo resources from different sales channels but also achieved the goal of reducing the overall logistics costs for H-beam exports. Through multi-base collaboration, multi-overseas company coordination, and multi-sales channel synergy, it vividly demonstrated the company's collaborative culture.

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