Recently, the first shipment of rail-road-sea intermodal aluminum ingots (36 containers, approximately 1,000 tons) of Wuxi Jushen Warehousing Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Wuxi Jushen") was successfully unloaded and handed over, marking a crucial breakthrough in the company's multi-modal transportation layout. This batch of goods was shipped from Guangxi Qinzhou Port by the vessel "Ship Xinxunhai 061N" at the end of December 2025. It was then picked up at Taicang Port and transported via the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Upon arrival in Suzhou, it was directly stored in the Wuxi Jiushen Warehouse.
The aluminum ingots transported this time are the first batch of non-ferrous metal goods to arrive at Wuxi Jushen Warehouse via sea transportation. They are also a vivid demonstration of the company's first successful implementation of the "cloud - Guangxi - Jiangsu" intermodal transportation channel by road, rail and sea. This fully showcases the unique geographical advantages of Wuxi Jushen and its increasingly proficient operational capabilities in road-rail-water intermodal transportation. This innovative plan responds to the functional upgrade strategy of Huishan Port, not only verifying the feasibility and efficiency of the intermodal transportation model, but also injecting new impetus into the upgrading of the East China non-ferrous metal logistics network.
The entire transportation process achieved standardized operation of "one-time entrustment, multimodal transportation, and full-process visibility". It was fully controlled through the "Jushen Group Management Platform". Through overall planning and logistics resource integration, the transportation cycle was shortened, logistics costs were reduced, and the safe and efficient transportation of this batch of goods was realized.
In the future, Wuxi Jushen will focus on the market in East China, innovate service models, and collaborate with all parties to jointly write a new chapter of coordinated development of logistics and cross-regional industrial chains.
