During the seminar, the team tailored their approach to the Philippines' climate and local needs. Through 3D models, case videos, and other means, they detailed the advantages of container dormitories, light steel villas, and solar energy equipment, such as wind and earthquake resistance as well as energy efficiency. They also answered on-site questions and formulated optimized plans, winning high recognition from clients.
This trip resulted in the successful signing of two major projects: First, the supply of 20,000 sets of container staff dormitories, which will solve the accommodation problem for 100,000 employees in local industrial parks and shorten the construction period by more than 40% compared with traditional methods.
Second, the supply of a complete set of solar energy equipment for light steel villas in the university town, which can provide 100% clean energy for 30 villas and reduce carbon emissions by approximately 800 tons annually.
This is D.T. Multi Tech Co., Ltd's largest-scale and most comprehensive order in the Philippines. It marks that the company's "modular construction + clean energy" solution has gained in-depth recognition, upgrading from "single-point cooperation" to "large-scale integrated cooperation." This has become a historic milestone of the company's recognition by clients and laid a solid foundation for its global layout.