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RAINBOWCO says GENMA crane orders and deliveries topped 100 units

RAINBOWCO says GENMA crane orders and deliveries topped 100 units

The company said its upgraded GENMA brand won landmark crane contracts in Morocco, the Netherlands and India, including what it described as the world's largest RTG order.

Fact Check
The primary RAINBOWCO/GENMA press release explicitly confirms every element of the claim: cumulative automated crane deliveries/orders exceeding 100 units, landmark orders in Morocco (record 50-unit RTG), the Netherlands (STS+RMG), and India (STS+RTG), plus the world's largest RTG order. The official GENMA site independently corroborates the Morocco and Netherlands contracts, and a secondary republication confirms the world's-largest-RTG detail. Sources are self-reported by the company but consistent and specific; no conflicting evidence found.
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Summary

RAINBOWCO said its GENMA terminal container crane business has expanded rapidly since a strategic brand upgrade in September 2025, winning major contracts across Africa, Europe and South Asia while cumulative deliveries and contracted orders for automated cranes and retrofit projects surpassed 100 units. The company highlighted a 50-unit rubber-tyred gantry crane (RTG) order from a Moroccan port, package orders for ship-to-shore (STS) cranes and rail-mounted gantry (RMG) cranes from the Netherlands, and STS and RTG packages from India. It also said GENMA secured an order for what it called the world's largest RTG configuration, "1 over 7, 10+1 automated RTGs." RAINBOWCO said international recognition has grown for its GENSMART automation platform, which includes AutoRTG, AutoRMG, AutoSTS and equipment control systems, combining multi-modal sensor data fusion, cross-system data interoperability, AI-powered coordinated dispatching and digital twin (virtual operational replica) management. CEO Martin Wu said the company would keep expanding its global manufacturing and service network.

Terms & Concepts
  • rubber-tyred gantry crane (RTG): A container-handling gantry crane that moves on rubber tires within port yards.
  • ship-to-shore (STS) crane: A large dockside crane used to load and unload containers from ships.
  • digital twin: A virtual operational replica used to monitor and optimize physical equipment.