As a professional provider of high-quality forklifts and industrial material handling equipment, GP has recently completed a comprehensive market visit across core cities in Algeria and Tunisia to deepen local market layout and strengthen partnerships with overseas clients. Covering a total mileage of 15,000 kilometers, this intensive overseas tour focused on on-site client visits, dealer communication, product performance verification and business negotiation, aiming to adapt products and services to local industrial demands in North Africa.

During the field trip, the GP team visited a full range of key industrial and commercial cities in North Africa. In Algeria, the team conducted in-depth visits to Oran, Constantine, Annaba, Setif and Skikda, which boast prosperous manufacturing, logistics and heavy industry. In Tunisia, the team paid visits to Tunis, Sousse, Sfax and Bizerte, covering the country’s most vibrant commercial and logistics hubs. By communicating face-to-face with local end users and distributors, the team thoroughly investigated local working conditions, market demands and industry development trends, laying a practical foundation for targeted market expansion.

Throughout the entire journey, the GP team visited and communicated with 25 local customers and distributors. The professional team demonstrated forklift product performance, conducted on-site equipment tests, and offered customized solution guidance for local scenarios such as heavy-duty warehouse storage, steel material transportation and factory logistics. GP’s reliable product quality, stable operating performance and considerate service system gained wide recognition and trust from local partners.

The North Africa market tour achieved fruitful and substantial results. Through repeated technical exchanges and in-depth business negotiations, GP successfully secured a total of 5.8 million US dollars of intentional and formal cooperative orders. The newly confirmed orders cover bulk forklift equipment supply and long-term cooperative agreements, marking a major breakthrough for GP’s market penetration in North Africa’s engineering machinery industry.