DENZAI deploys 1,250-tonne crawler crane for Hanoi stadium dome
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DENZAI Vietnam Corp. has mobilised a 1,250-tonne crawler crane for the dome roof lifting programme at VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium in Hanoi. The crane is configured with a 102-metre luffing jib for work on the stadium’s large steel roof structure. Working for TCE Equipment and Service JSC, DENZAI is scheduled to carry out the lifting scope from October 2026 through June 2027. The stadium is planned for 135,000 spectators and forms part of Vingroup’s Hung Vuong International Sports Complex.
Crawler crane mobilised for dome roof work
DENZAI Vietnam Corp. has mobilised a 1,250-tonne crawler crane for the roof installation at VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam. The company is working for TCE Equipment and Service JSC on the Vingroup development.
The crane is configured with a 102-metre luffing jib. A luffing jib can be raised or lowered to adjust the crane’s working radius, giving the lifting team options for positioning loads around a large structure as work progresses. DENZAI will carry out the roof lifting scope from October 2026 through June 2027.
Stadium forms centrepiece of major sports complex
VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium is the centrepiece of the Hung Vuong International Sports Complex in southern Hanoi. Designed to accommodate 135,000 spectators, the circular venue measures approximately 408 metres in diameter.
The stadium’s architectural design draws inspiration from the Dong Son bronze drum. Its steel dome roof will include a section designed to open and close automatically.
Construction began in December 2025, with completion targeted for July 2027. DENZAI’s crane is scheduled to remain on site throughout its lifting programme as installation of the roof progresses.
DENZAI team focuses on precision and safety
“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,”
said Ta Van Thu, Site Operation Team Leader at DENZAI Vietnam Corp.
He added that the company was proud to contribute to a major new sporting venue for Hanoi.
About DENZAI Vietnam Corp.
DENZAI Vietnam Corp. is part of DENZAI, an international heavy lifting and specialized transportation group. The group provides engineered lifting, construction and transportation services for major industrial and infrastructure projects. DENZAI Vietnam was established in 2020 and is based in Ho Chi Minh City.
View website: https://www.denzai.group/en/
About TCE Equipment and Service JSC
TCE Equipment and Service Joint Stock Company is a Vietnamese equipment supplier established in 2010. The company supplies machinery for foundation and civil construction, industrial projects, transport infrastructure, energy developments, seaports and airports. TCE is an authorised SANY dealer in Vietnam and engaged DENZAI for the stadium’s roof lifting work.
View website: https://tce.net.vn/en/
About Vingroup
Vingroup is a Vietnamese conglomerate with business interests across multiple sectors. The company is developing the Hung Vuong International Sports Complex, with VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium as its central venue. The complex is planned as a major sports, cultural and entertainment destination in Hanoi.
View website: https://www.vingroup.net/en
Frequently Asked Questions
What crane is DENZAI using at VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium?
DENZAI Vietnam Corp. has mobilised a 1,250-tonne crawler crane configured with a 102-metre luffing jib. The crane model has not been specified.
What lifting work will the crane carry out?
The crane will support lifting and installation work on the stadium’s steel dome roof.
How long is DENZAI’s lifting programme scheduled to last?
The lifting scope is scheduled to run from October 2026 through June 2027.
How many spectators is the stadium designed to hold?
VinFast – Trong Dong Stadium is designed for 135,000 spectators.
Where is the stadium being built?
The stadium is being built in Hanoi, Vietnam, as the centrepiece of Vingroup’s Hung Vuong International Sports Complex.
