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Grand Opening of ‘High Light’
2022-11-04 13:35:41
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Our company has been engaged in the production and processing of Synthetic Diamo
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Our company has been engaged in the production and processing of Synthetic Diamond materials for more than ten years. Cooperation and research and development with top communication companies, and establish long-term strategic cooperation with many domestic and foreign jewelry and luxury goods companies. The company has MPCVD machine production, processing, R&D center, CVD diamond production center, optical technology processing center, India CVD diamond production factory, Surat technology and after-sales office.
Today,Foshan HighLight Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd(Located in Lecong Town, Foshan City,Guangdong China)- our opening ceremony of the factory was held.The joint venturer came to the factory to give a congratulation. With the joint efforts of engineers, administrators, salesmen and other aspects, I believe that we can create brilliant achievements in the future.
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