May 8, 2025
In March 2025, Focus Global Logistics (FGL), a logistics company with over 25 years of experience in handling oversized and breakbulk (BBK) cargo internationally, successfully executed a challenging shipment from Humen, China to Bintulu, Malaysia. The shipment, consisting of 172 crawler cranes with a total volume of 4,615.99 cubic meters and a weight of 2,029.47 metric tons, was entrusted to FGL by a long-standing logistics agency based in Malaysia.
POL: Humen, China
POD: Bintulu, Malaysia
Term: CIF
T/T: 4 days
Commodity: crawler crane
Weight: 2029.47 ton
Date: March, 2025
FGL Services
As part of its full-service vessel chartering solution, Focus Global Logistics handled all aspects of the transportation process. This included confirming cargo specifications, preparing transportation drawings, planning routes, managing customs clearance, cargo reinforcement, lashing, measuring, and supervising the loading operations.
The Challenges
1. No direct vessel service
One of the main difficulties was the lack of direct general cargo vessel services from South China to Bintulu. To overcome this, Focus Global quickly coordinated with the Humen Terminal to arrange for a dedicated port call, ensuring the timely loading of the cargo.
2. Limited transportation time
Another critical challenge was the tight delivery schedule. At the time, the average delays due to port congestion in Bintulu were around seven days. To meet the client’s strict timeline, Focus Global carefully selected a vessel with priority berthing rights at the destination port Bintulu, minimizing waiting time and ensuring on-time delivery.
With a strong network spanning 10 domestic branches and deep partnerships with carriers and terminals, Focus Global is well-equipped to handle complex OOG and BBK projects. Backed by decades of industry experience, the company continues to build its reputation as a trusted partner in international heavy-lift logistics.
About us
Established in 2001, Shenzhen Focus Global Logistics Corporation (FGL), an integrated international logistics service provider has established 10 branches domestically, including Tianjin, Qingdao, Shanghai, Ningbo, Jiangmen, Guangzhou, Huizhou, Foshan, and Xi’an. This network covers East China, Central China, South China, and Middle China and forms a large net that includes the major ports of sea freight, air freight, and sea-land combined multi-modal cargo transport shipping from China to Southeast Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Middle Asia and Europe.
Post time: May-07-2025
