On June 24, Su Guorong, President of Hong Kong Central District Federation of Industry and Commerce, led a 17-member delegation to visit Beijiao, Shunde District, Foshan City, to carry out industrial exchange activities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area. Under the coordination of Beijiao General Chamber of Commerce, the exchange group visited Kaishuo Technology on-site and held a symposium with the theme of “Bay Area Integration · Intelligent Manufacturing for the Future”. The business communities from both places conducted in-depth dialogues on core issues such as intelligent manufacturing and industrial collaboration.
On-site Inspection: Kaishuo Technology Demonstrates the Strength of the Entire Intelligent Manufacturing Chain
At the symposium, Li Wenhu, Marketing Director, systematically introduced the overall development of the enterprise through case studies: from the expansion of home appliance mold business to the forward-looking layout in emerging fields of intelligent manufacturing. In the solution section, he focused on explaining the one-stop stamping automation solutions customized by the enterprise for the home appliance industry.
At the meeting, President Su Guorong stated that this exchange activity allowed the delegation members to personally experience the charm of intelligent manufacturing in Beijiao Town, and in particular, Kaishuo Technology’s innovative strength in mold design, manufacturing, and automation fields was impressive.
Future Outlook: Using Exchange as a Fulcrum to Promote Bay Area Industrial Collaboration
For Kaishuo Technology, this exchange activity is not only a “display window” for the enterprise’s brand strength and technological achievements but also builds a bridge for in-depth docking with the needs of Hong Kong’s business community. Through on-site interaction with the delegation of Hong Kong Central District Federation of Industry and Commerce, the enterprise can accurately capture the technical cooperation demands and industrial collaboration directions in the Greater Bay Area market.
