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Hong Kong Danny Lao Tat Pong has sometimes asked whether his family -owned works have lost expansion beyond China the main righteousness.
Kam Pin Industrial has stood silent while other manufacturers in the city have transported some operations abroad more than a decade ago, which led to the inhalation of troubles from trade tensions between the United States of Chinese and the sweeping industrial promotion in Beijing.
Depending on the base of its production in Donganan, in the neighboring Queengdong district, the company flourished, and gained an international reputation for its high -quality aluminum walls.
The material was often lightweight as a buildings of buildings, from airport stations to skyscrapers, because they were strong and allowed multi -use designs.
KAM PIN innovations have multiplied with colors and materials used as uses paint, and attracting customers from many countries, including the United States and Japan.
In Hong Kong, its products appear prominently at the Palace Museum in the West Colon Cultural District, the purple facade of the 11th shopping complex at Hong Kong International Airport, and the distinctive silver external outside of the high -speed railway station in West Culon.
