Liangshan, China - Liangshan Big Shark International Trade Co., Ltd. recently officially announced a major export agreement reached with Nigeria for the bulk export of heavy-duty commercial trucks to the country. This strategic cooperation was finalized at a special business negotiation conference held at the company's headquarters. The company's management team and Nigerian representatives conducted comprehensive and detailed consultations on core matters including vehicle technical specifications, stringent quality control standards and precise production scheduling and delivery timelines.
The entire negotiation was conducted beside a traditional tea table featuring distinct Chinese business characteristics. The pragmatic and mutually trusting atmosphere greatly facilitated the efficient finalization of all cooperation terms, and both sides successfully confirmed all details covering cross-border shipping and logistics, customs clearance procedures, and the fiscal 2026 financial arrangements.
This cooperation has achieved complete success in the end. Both parties have officially signed the supply contract recently. As stipulated in the agreement, the first batch of trucks is expected to be shipped to Nigeria next quarter. In addition to the export of complete vehicles, the contract also includes a comprehensive after-sales parts supply plan to ensure seamless operational support for local users. All difficult points in the negotiations have been successfully resolved, delivering genuine mutual benefits and win-win results.
This successful cooperation with partners in Nigeria marks a major turning point in Liangshan Big Shark International Trade's strategy of deepening its presence across Africa. Looking ahead, the company plans to build on this order to further develop stable trade ties with more West African nations, while actively exploring the possibility of establishing a local after-sales service center in Nigeria. This fully demonstrates the company's long-term commitment to supplying high-quality commercial vehicles and outstanding services to the rapidly expanding African market.
