Denzai deploys big crawler crane for roof lift in Vietnam

Denzai Corp is helping build this spectacular new gold drum shape stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam The new VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium under construction in Hanoi is part of the Hung Vuong International Sports Complex. Image: trongdongstadium.com

Specialist contractor Denzai’s operation in Vietnam is using a 1,250 tonne capacity crawler crane to construct the roof of the country’s new Trong Dong sports stadium.

Denzai Vietnam Corporation rigged a Sany SCC12500A with a 102 metre luffing jib for the dome roof lifting works at the VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium in Hanoi. The lifting specialist is working for client TCE Equipment and Service JSC on the project being developed by Vingroup.

Denzai Vietnam Corp project team lined up with a banner in front of the big Sany crawler crane The Denzai Vietnam Corp project team lined up with a banner in front of the big Sany crawler crane on the stadium site. Photo: Denzai

It will be working on the domed roof until June 2027.

This new stadium is a key part of Vingroup’s Hung Vuong International Sports Complex in the south of the city. The 408 metre diameter circular stadium will seat 135,000 people. It resembles the Dong Son bronze drum, a well-known element of Vietnamese heritage. Construction began in December 2025, and completion is due by July 2027.

Commenting on the job Ta Van Thu, site operation team leader at Denzai Vietnam Corp, said, “We are proud to support the VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium, one of the most significant construction projects in Vietnam today. Lifting the dome roof calls for precision at height and an uncompromising focus on safety, and our team is committed to delivering both throughout the project. We thank TCE for their trust and look forward to contributing to a landmark venue for Hanoi and for Vietnam.”

Denzai's Sany SCC12500A lattice crawkler crane on the stadium site The Sany SCC12500A lattice boom crawler crane with its 102 metre luffing jib. Photo: Denzai
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