DIMOX is increasing its investment and partnerships in new energy, while streamlining its business segments by shedding high‑energy‑consumption and unnecessary redundancies. By strengthening customer collaboration and moving upstream in the industrial chain, We aims to continue growing alongside both new and existing customers for the next three decades.

DIMOX originally served as a first-tier agent for WISCO and Baosteel. As our partnerships grew, we steadily acquired equipment and laid the groundwork for a company combining metal processing with sales, enabling closer coordination across the supply chain.

As the domestic non-ferrous metals industry developed rapidly, DIMOX entered this sector in 2002. Starting with the processing and sales of copper products as a strategic breakthrough, we gradually built a stable production and sales system. In the same year, we also obtained import and export licenses and began engaging in international trade.

With the company's steady expansion, DIMOX made green development a key focus for the next stage. We ramped up investment in our current operations to enter the aluminum and deep-processing industries, establishing a supply system covering plates, strips, foils, and profiles. This allowed us to extend beyond basic industrial processing into specialized areas such as rail transit, aerospace, shipbuilding, automotive manufacturing, and new energy.

With the ongoing growth of overseas markets, DIMOX set up its Shanghai Branch to better serve international customers. By assembling specialists from across the company, we have five business divisions there — stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, aluminum, and deep processing. This allows us to offer fully customized production and services, greatly speeding up our expansion in global markets.

In 2020, DIMOX further expanded its global operations by establishing the Dimox Industries Office in Singapore, strengthening the company's market presence in Asia and worldwide.

Leveraging its solid industrial base, DIMOX is expanding into new business areas, including electronic components and consumer goods. Through small-scale product development and sales partnerships with domestic manufacturers, the company has already received encouraging market feedback. Moving forward,we will continue to invest and work toward achieving a substantial industrial scale in the near future.