On August 19, Guangdong Dious Furniture Industry Co., Ltd. and the People's Government of Xiaolan Town, Zhongshan City formally signed an investment agreement.

According to the agreement, the Xiaolan Town Government will be committed to coordinating and satisfying the industrial land required for the establishment of the Dious Group Zhongshan Industrial Park, and strive to promote the comprehensive strategic cooperation between the two parties. The government will also provide more support for promoting industry transformation, creating advantageous industries, and establishing benchmark industry demonstration bases.

The Dious Group Zhongshan Industrial Park project is located in the northern logistics park of Xiaolan Town, Zhongshan City, covering an area of ​​about 163.6 mu with a total investment of 1 billion yuan. The project will focus on building a business furniture ecological chain of “office + hotel + medical maintenance” of Dious Group, helping Dious Group to occupy the leading position in the big health, smart home and smart manufacturing industries.

Dious Furniture Group was established in Nanchang, Jiangxi in 1997, and moved to Zhongshan, Guangdong in 2005. After 22 years of development and accumulation, Dious Group has grown to an annual sales of over 2 billion yuan and has 5,000 employees.

The company's business strategy of "single-poly, multi-brand, omni-channel" determined by Dious has achieved a feat of more than 60% growth for three consecutive years since 2016, and has become a leading brand in the office furniture industry. Dious also has a comprehensive layout of the business ecological chain, and strives to build three major business home systems for office, hotel, and medical care. It has continuously penetrated the market through 9 brand clusters and omni-channel layouts. There are 600 offline brand stores and more than 3000 engineering agents. Businesses are spread all over the country; offline has the ability to provide products and services for government and enterprise units such as national ministries, central enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and Fortune 500 companies.