From January 21 to 23, the Chinese Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and the American parent show of WOCA Asia Concrete World Expo—the 51st World of Concrete (WOC2025)—was grandly held in Las Vegas. As the premier annual event for the global concrete construction and masonry industry, WOC2025 brought together over 1,500 exhibitors and more than 60,000 attendees from around the world, covering an exhibition area of 700,000 square feet and hosting over 180 professional conferences.

We are honored that our team representatives had the opportunity to interact with professionals worldwide who have a demand for diamond tools, sharing our products, understanding their needs, and learning about their expectations for the future. We are delighted that most customers expressed strong interest in our products and are willing to collaborate with us to bring high-quality tool products to end users or distributors.

One attendee from Australia mentioned that our tools, particularly the DIAMOND WHEELS series, exhibit outstanding performance in grinding applications, significantly enhancing efficiency and reducing processing time. This feedback greatly encouraged our team representatives.

At our S11000 booth, we not only earned customer recognition but also engaged in in-depth exchanges with many industry peers. We visited other exhibitors' booths and exchanged insights on the latest technologies and innovative ideas in the industry. This experience strengthened our confidence in our product positioning and provided us with clearer directions for improvement and upgrades. Additionally, we discovered shared challenges within the industry, such as further improving product wear resistance, reducing energy consumption, and the impact of new material applications on products.

After the exhibition, our team representatives stayed briefly in Las Vegas to organize and analyze the collected information and feedback, bringing it back to the company for in-depth evaluation. This will serve as a valuable reference for future product improvements.