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Since 22, India has vigorously supported the cultivated diamond industry, and plans to increase the global share of India's cultivated diamond output value from the current 15% to 30% by 2025. According to Indian financial media, Surat in Gujarat, India is also known as the "City of Diamonds" and is a world-renowned diamond cutting and polishing center. More than 1 million workers here process 65% of the world's diamonds. On June 22, when Indian Prime Minister Modi visited the United States, he presented a 7.5-carat cultivated diamond to the "First Lady" Jill Biden of the United States. This is clearly an attempt to create momentum for the cultured diamond market in India.

According to a report from India's "News18" news network, China is currently one of the more mature countries in the world in the production of cultivated diamonds. However, unlike the high-temperature and high-pressure methods widely adopted by Chinese manufacturers, India mostly uses chemical vapor deposition methods. And the diamond that Modi gave to Jill Biden was made in this way.

According to the report of "India Express", Modi's gift of lab diamonds to the "First Lady" of the United States will further ignite the market's enthusiasm for cultivated diamonds. At the beginning of 2023 ,our company has already noticed the market trend, and started to plan to establish our own agent MPCVD diamond machine factory in Surat ,which is known as the "Diamond City". After a series of preparations, including site selection, factory construction, personnel recruitment, technical personnel training, MPCVD diamond machine delivery to the agent factory, machine debugging, etc., all work procedures were finally completed on June 26, and the official operation of the ignition was achieved.

"Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd." built and operates the MPCVD diamond machines which are independently developed by our company in the city of diamonds -Surat, will create a more convenient pre-sales visit,fast and convenient after-sales maintenance, guidance and other services for merchants and customers who buy CVD diamond equipment in India.
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