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PortCalls covers Solvo–MTECH partnership in Southeast Asia

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International maritime and logistics media outlet PortCalls has published a feature on the recent partnership between Solvo and Thai engineering company Machine Technology (MTECH).

The article highlights how the two companies are joining forces to deliver multi-cargo Terminal Operating System (TOS) solutions to ports and rail-linked terminals across Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The partnership combines Solvo’s advanced terminal operating platform with MTECH’s local engineering expertise and automation capabilities.

As noted in the publication, the initiative comes at a time when Southeast Asia is rapidly expanding its logistics infrastructure, particularly within Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) program. The project aims to support terminals in managing complex operations across gate, yard, berth, and rail, while also addressing the region’s growing cold-chain logistics demand.

Read the full article on PortCalls here.

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We are grateful to the PortCalls editorial team for covering this story and highlighting the growing cooperation between technology providers and port operators in Southeast Asia.

In March 10-12 2026, the PortCalls team also attended the Philippine Ports and Logistics exhibition in Manila, where Solvo representatives had the opportunity to meet the editorial staff in person and discuss developments in regional port digitalization.

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