The Chinese stone industry is undergoing a significant transformation as the country continues to implement its new round of reforms. This sector, once primarily focused on raw material extraction, has evolved into a diverse and comprehensive industry that now includes granite, marble, artificial stone, stone carving, landscaping, cultural stone, machinery, abrasives, and diamond tools. As the market landscape changes, entrepreneurs in the stone industry must rethink their strategies to stay competitive and adapt to new challenges. Currently, the overall demand for natural stone has slowed down compared to previous years. With the total volume of production decreasing, the industry must shift toward a more refined approach—focusing on improving product quality, enhancing brand awareness, and investing in advanced technology, design, and manufacturing. These efforts can significantly increase the value of stone products and help companies stand out in an increasingly crowded market. Additionally, effective marketing and promotional strategies are essential to boost visibility and strengthen the industry’s global competitiveness. The reshuffling within the industry reflects a critical phase in its historical development. For many years, the Chinese stone industry struggled with an unbalanced industrial structure and chaotic competition, which led to low-quality, low-cost products. This situation left China's stone industry in a difficult position in international markets, where the question “Besides price, what else do you have?” became a common challenge. Stone prices have continued to decline, even falling below reasonable levels in the European market. As a result, many foreign importers traveled directly to domestic stone processing plants, negotiating prices at extremely low rates, further squeezing profit margins. China is rich in stone resources, but these are not infinite. Inefficient production and processing methods have caused serious waste and environmental damage. Behind the disorderly competition lies a lack of industry responsibility and a cycle of negative consequences. This has led to a situation where profit growth lags behind production and sales growth, while international market space for Chinese stone brands shrinks. Companies are facing increasing difficulties, and the continuous development of the industry is being tested. There is an urgent need for structural optimization and brand enhancement in the Chinese stone industry. Fortunately, some forward-thinking companies have recognized this challenge. At the end of the last century, as international competition intensified and global demand grew, companies like Fujian Shixi, Dongsheng, Guangdong Conley, and Global began to invest in technological cooperation and introduced advanced foreign machinery and techniques. They implemented sustainable development strategies, from mining and blasting process improvements to modern cutting technologies like rope sawing. By eliminating outdated methods and accelerating the construction of modern enterprises, they enhanced their market competitiveness and improved management efficiency. After several years of development, these companies became pioneers in the Chinese stone industry, leading the way in modernization and shaping the current era of multi-competition. The industry is now at a turning point, and understanding the current situation is key to finding a path forward.

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