• Tat Hong Equipment Service annual report flagged weaker construction demand, prompting a sharper shift away from China real estate-linked work.
• Clean energy projects moved to the forefront, with focus on nuclear power, thermal power, wind power.
• International push accelerated, with deeper local operations in the Greater Bay Area and Indonesia focused on medium- and large-tonnage tower cranes.
• Work pipeline stayed sizable, with 250 projects in progress worth about RMB 668.3 million; 75 projects on hand worth about RMB 148.8 million.
• Investment in technology continued, with 177 registered tower-crane patents; digital management platforms TOP and iSmartCon rolled out.

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