Denzai and Hiap Heng agree partnership

The Singapore division of crane and transport specialist Denzai and crane and heavy equipment specialist Hiap Heng have signed a partnership agreement.

Denzai Huationg and Hiap Heng Heavyequipment signed a memorandum of understanding to “jointly pursue opportunities in the Singapore market.”

From left: Sheik Allaudeen and Kohki Uemura from Denzai Huationg; Joyce Foo Hui Chin and Kenny Lim Teck Huat, Hiap Heng. Photo: Denzai

Specializing in engineered heavy lifting and transport, Denzai has a large fleet of heavy cranes and trailers backed by a team of engineers, operators and other specialists. Hiap Heng has a fleet of rough terrain, all terrain and crawler cranes up to 350 tonnes, heavy transport equipment and a fleet of mobile elevated work platforms.

Denzai president and CEO Kohki Uemura, explained the rationale behind the tie-up, “Singapore is entering a new era of infrastructure development that will define the city’s future. By combining Denzai’s global heavy lifting expertise and equipment with Hiap Heng’s trusted fleet of mobile elevated work platforms, we can offer comprehensive solutions that cover the full spectrum of construction needs. Together, our teams and our people bring the strength, precision, and reliability to support Singapore’s most ambitious projects, today and in the years ahead.”

Commenting on the move Joyce Foo Hui Chin, Hiap Heng Heavyequipment CEO, said, “Today marks the signing of an MOU between Denzai Huationg and Hiap Heng, bringing together world-class lifting expertise with decades of trusted local service. This collaboration extends beyond equipment – it is a strategic partnership designed to create a comprehensive ecosystem spanning cranes, transport, mobile elevated work platforms, and emerging areas such as end-of-life battery recycling. It represents a win for Denzai, a win for Hiap Heng, and above all, a major win for our customers. Together, we are prepared to lift higher, build stronger, and contribute to a smarter, more sustainable future for Singapore’s infrastructure.”

Denzai and Hiap Heng sign a memorandum of understanding. Photo: Denzai