The company’s accumulated database surpassed 200 million diamond-related data entries. Learning from previous setbacks, we reintroduced digitalisation in a gradual and systematic way, applying mathematical models for computational data analysis in tribute to Turing. On this foundation, we developed patents, enhanced our proprietary technologies, and advanced materials research, earning patent approvals from numerous countries. Our aim has been to contribute meaningfully to the diamond industry.
From that point onward, our market operations were no longer driven by subjective judgement or intuition, but instead based on market scale and the actual needs of customers for pricing and sales. This not only ushered in a new era for the industry, but also allowed for maximum profit and minimal risk. After all, would you place all your eggs in one basket? In the same way, distribution systems and market demand must be guided by a rational, well-defined mechanism with credible reference values.
This innovation drew the attention of international companies, paving the way for the prelude to global collaboration.
