During a recent investor relations event, Power Diamond announced that its current 600 units of equipment in operation are insufficient to meet market demand. The company’s new project began construction and installation in July, and has now achieved highly efficient production with rapid capacity expansion capabilities. Leveraging high-power equipment, Power Diamond has mastered both single-crystal and polycrystalline technology routes and holds advantages in large-size single-crystal preparation. Production capacity is expected to gradually expand. The company plans a long-term equipment scale of 3,000 units, and intends to reduce electricity costs through initiatives such as building its own 110kV substation and directly connecting to photovoltaic and wind green power sources. Power Diamond believes that its current production capacity is insufficient. If application scenarios continue to gain traction—especially in consumer electronics—the market space will expand significantly. Diamond is an irreplaceable high-quality thermal conductive medium for chip heat dissipation, and there is room for cost reduction across all segments of the industry chain, with crystal growth and laser cutting offering the greatest potential. All of the company’s current equipment is jointly designed, and it plans to develop equipment in-house in the future. Regarding the fact that small-size single-crystal wafers cost less than polycrystalline wafers, Power Diamond explained that this is a normal phenomenon due to lower seed crystal costs, a high yield rate of superior crystals, lower processing difficulty, and sufficient market competition.