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Invitation letter to "The 4th Carbon-based Semiconductor Materials and Devices Industry Development Forum"
2024-04-24 09:49:26
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We sincerely invite you to participate in the 4th Carbon-based Semiconductor Materials and Devices Industry Development Forum to be held on April 25-26, 2024. As our valued customer, you have always been an important partner in our business development. We very much look forward to gathering with you at the forum to discuss the future development trends of the industry.
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Dear Customer:
We sincerely invite you to participate in the 4th Carbon-based Semiconductor Materials and Devices Industry Development Forum to be held on April 25-26, 2024. As our valued customer, you have always been an important partner in our business development. We very much look forward to gathering with you at the forum to discuss the future development trends of the industry.
In this forum, High Light Intelligence Technology will serve as an exhibitor and display our series of products such as cvd seed, rough diamond, polycrystalline, white diamonds, fancy color diamond products and professionally customized finished diamond jewelry developed through MPCVD technology at the exhibition site. These products not only represent our latest technological achievements, but also demonstrate our ultimate pursuit of material quality and strict control of process details.
In addition, the forum will bring together many experts, scholars and business representatives in the industry to share the latest technological progress and market trends in the industry. We believe that your participation will add more wisdom and strength to the forum, and will also bring you more cooperation opportunities and business value.
Time：
25/04/2024（Thur.）09：00-20：30
26/04/2024（Fri.）09：00-18：00
Location：
Shangri-La Hotel, Ningbo, China
High Light Intelligence Technology is looking forward to your arrival!
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