Where are many small workshops in Dongguan?

The enterprises here are mainly electronic enterprises, and most of them make some accessories for Korean enterprises.

Like Qingxi, Tangxia and so on, there are many processing workshops and shops in these places. For example, those who do mechanical processing are computer gongs, wire cutters, automatic lathes and sparks. The owners of these processing shops are generally technicians in former factories or leaders who start their own businesses.

Dongguan is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province and a megacity. Dongguan is located in the south of China, south-central Guangdong Province, on the east bank of the Pearl River Estuary, with Guangzhou in the northwest, Shenzhen in the south and Huizhou in the northeast.

The land area of the city is 2460. 1 km2, and the sea area is 82.57 km2. ?

According to the data of the seventh census, by the end of 2020, the permanent population of Dongguan will be 1 046,625. ? By June 2020, Dongguan will have 4 streets and 28 towns under its jurisdiction.

Dongguan is one of the largest manufacturing bases in the world, with strong manufacturing strength and complete industrial system.

The total output value of manufacturing industry accounts for more than 90% of the total output value of industrial enterprises above designated size, forming a modern industrial system with eight industries as pillars, including electronic information, electrical machinery, textiles and clothing, furniture, toys, paper and paper products, food and beverage, and chemical industry.

There are 45 Fortune 500 companies, more than 800 overseas listed companies, investors from more than 20 countries and regions in the world, and a number of internationally renowned companies such as Nokia, Nestle Micron, Samsung and Yi Sheng Science and Technology. Among them, there are global 100 top enterprises 1 company, 4 Fortune 500 companies and 8 overseas listed companies.

Among them, DuPont, Nestle in Switzerland, Philips in the Netherlands, Hearst in Germany, Thomson in France, Samsung in South Korea, Hitachi in Japan, Nippon Steel, Sony, Sumitomo Metal, Kyocera, Konica Minolta, the three major power industry associations, Swire Group in Britain, Nokia in Finland, and VTech in China and Hong Kong have all settled in and made their headquarters.