HID Shipyard Showcases Innovative Dredging Solutions at Xinjiang Water Resources Expo 2025
Urumqi, China – August 2025 – HID Shipyard, a global leader in dredger and workboat manufacturing with over 36 years of industry experience, successfully participated in the Xinjiang Water Resources Expo 2025, presenting its latest dredging technologies and water management solutions to industry professionals, government representatives, and business partners from across the region.
At the exhibition, HID Shipyard showcased its cutting-edge cutter suction dredgers, multifunction workboats, and amphibious dredgers, highlighting their efficiency, durability, and adaptability to a wide range of inland and coastal water projects. With a strong focus on river and lake dredging, flood prevention, irrigation waterway maintenance, and ecological restoration, the company demonstrated how its solutions contribute to sustainable water resource management.
HID Shipyard’s participation reflects its commitment to supporting the development of water infrastructure in northwest China, especially in regions like Xinjiang, where water security and efficient resource utilization are crucial for agriculture, transportation, and ecological balance.
"The Xinjiang Water Resources Expo is an important platform for us to connect with local partners, understand regional water challenges, and share our expertise in delivering reliable and cost-effective dredging equipment," said a spokesperson from HID Shipyard. "We are committed to providing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of our customers while promoting sustainable waterway management."
The event further strengthened HID Shipyard’s industry presence and opened new opportunities for collaboration in large-scale water management projects throughout China’s inland regions.
About HID Shipyard
Founded in 1987, HID Shipyard specializes in the design and manufacture of cutter suction dredgers, amphibious dredgers, workboats, and various types of barges. Its products are exported to over 60 countries, serving government agencies, ports, and private contractors in diverse marine and inland waterway projects.
