We are interviewed by the Elmia subcontractor organizer

This week, I was interviewed by the Elmia subcontractor organizer Chain-Ray Sweden.The following is an excerpt.

• Chain-Ray was founded in 1976 as a subsidiary of the Chung Hwa Group, and its first customer was a company from Stockholm, Sweden; since then, Chain-Ray has maintained a good relationship with Swedish companies. It's really like working with a Swedish company because Sweden is also focused on global market expansion.

• In late 2013, Chain-Ray Taiwan opened its first overseas office in Jönköping, Sweden. At that time, the company had only 11 Swedish clients; however, one year later, the number of clients had increased to 18, and Kevin Kuo admits, "It is a great honor to have the trust of our clients!

• Chain-Ray's main business areas are plastics and metals, with production mostly in Taiwan and China. Sweden is Chain-Ray's second largest market, and almost a year ago, the decision was made to set up a sales department in Sweden.

• Chain-Ray provides total solutions for mechanical components in the fields of information and communication, industry and medicine, including product mechanism design, raw material consulting and sales, and product prototyping; ultimately, the products produced can be the internal parts and metal housings of any household or electronic product. Taiwan is an island nation that places a lot of emphasis on export markets. Even though we are a small country, we have a good manufacturing base," says Kevin kuo.

• This is the fifth time Chain-Ray has participated in the International Industrial Parts Show in Jönköping, Sweden, and Kevin Kuo is looking forward to meeting as many Swedish customers as possible; "This way, we can meet on the show floor instead of going to different meetings all over Sweden," he says.

Click here，to read the news on the Jönköping International Industrial Parts Show website.