A delegation led by the Tokyo Investment Chamber of Commerce from Japan visited and exchanged views with Nobang Co., Ltd.

    2017 Year 4 Moon 6 day 9 time 30 Mr. Zhao Jihong, President of Boss Group, accompanied by Mr. Dong Yanyu, Executive Director of the Tokyo Investment Chamber of Commerce in Japan, Professor Shigetaka Sakai from Nihon University, and Mr. Higashi Akihiko, Project Director, paid a visit to Nobang Co., Ltd. for an exchange and tour. They were warmly received by Mr. Gong Jinrui, Deputy General Manager of Nobang, and Mr. Chen Weiguo, Secretary of the Board of Directors, among other members of the company’s leadership team.


Accompanied by the reception team, the group walked to the North Factory Area. During the walk, the guests had an in-depth exchange with General Manager Gong on various topics, including Nobang’s factory size, the company’s overall development profile, production capacity, product areas, industry conditions, and future development goals. They also shared that their initial impression of Nobang came from the nonwoven materials exhibition held in Shanghai, where Nobang immediately caught their attention.


The chamber of commerce delegation headed to... D Line and 8 At the wet-process production line, guests showed particular and intense interest in the products manufactured there. General Manager Gong provided detailed answers to the guests’ expert questions regarding the production processes and applications of nonwoven materials. As the group proceeded to the Bangyi workshop, the guests toured both the Bangyi dry towel production facility and the 100,000-level cleanroom. Lou Yinwei gave the guests a thorough briefing on the key features of the cloths produced online, which are primarily sold to the Japanese market.


Finally, the group visited “The highest excellence is like water.” - The “Global Nonwoven Materials Development Pavilion” provided an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the industry’s development journey and to explore Nubond’s nonwoven products in greater detail. During the discussion, we exchanged views with our Japanese counterparts on the functional requirements and future development trends of surgical gowns in the Japanese medical sector. The exchange revealed that, in the Japanese medical community, there is a new demand for surgical gown products: healthcare professionals need to be able to put on surgical gowns as quickly as possible while ensuring proper protective measures are in place, thereby gaining every second to save lives.

In an increasingly competitive market environment, enterprises can enhance their core competitiveness and ensure sustainable development only by improving their capabilities in areas such as technological research and development to meet the needs of both customers and the market.