Moslem caps maker goes hi-tech
Oct '06
Before a decade, the group was established with Moslem cap as its only product manufactured by just dozens of equipments.
Today, Yijia Group employs more than 3000 persons and its capital touches the RMB100 million mark.
Many dealers from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Pakistan, Malaysia, Nigeria and other countries come to Qinghai province not only to visit factory but also to sign long-term agreements of purchase.
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