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June Jewellery&Gem ASIA Hong Kong Fair（6.22）
2023-06-22 22:05:00
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From June 22 to 25, 2023, our company Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the "Jewellery&Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA for short)".
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From June 22 to 25, 2023, our company Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the "Jewellery&Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA for short)".
Pang Wei, Senior Vice President of Asia at Informa Markets, said: "The moment we have been waiting for has finally arrived! 2023 marks the full return of Hong Kong's international exhibitions; we are very excited to be able to host JGA, the Asian jewelery event again. Although the past three years Faced with many challenges, the industry’s enthusiasm for jewelry has never diminished. JGA is a good opportunity for everyone to rekindle this enthusiasm and connect with each other.” Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology also hopes to reach more merchants and customers through this opportunity. A long-term and stable cooperative relationship of mutual benefit.
On the first day of the exhibition, we welcomed a large number of domestic and foreign customers, most of whom were interested in our MPCVD diamond machines. They consulted in detail about the parameters of our diamond machines, such as stable working time, basement size, and production ratio, Who are the companies that are buying our machines and putting them into production, how many are they buying, how are they growing, how do we provide pre-sales and after-sales technical guidance, etc., and left contact information to establish long-term cooperation with our company.
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