“Customers are still there, orders will slowly recover.”

UR1800 Affected by the epidemic, Dongguan enterprises quickly switched from the initial “order production can not keep up” to “order reduction production shortage”. However, companies generally reported that due to the global spread of the epidemic, orders are currently suspended, rather than transferred.

“We are more than ten years of the old factory, taking the high-end quality route, the factory price is several times or even ten times the ordinary glasses, foreign customers have been very optimistic about us, long-UR1800 term cooperation overseas customers have 15.” Yang Xuefeng said, “Although foreign merchants have canceled or suspended orders at present, after the epidemic has improved, they still want to come to us.”

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Dongguan Maisep Electronics Co LTD, a private high-tech enterprise that makes power adapters, saw its output value drop by about 45 percent year-on-year to 90 million yuan in the first three months of this year. From April, the company began to catch up with orders affected by the delayed resumption of work, the actual output value of the month was more than 85 million yuan, almost the sum of the previous three months.

Zhang Hesheng, vice general manager of sales of Masp Company, believes that the overall market demand has shrunk but not disappeared, some demand has been suppressed by the epidemic, and some demand has been stimulated by the epidemic. For example, benefiting from the fact that residents in many countries need to watch TV at home due to the epidemic, orders for set-top boxes have increased significantly.

UR1800 Chen Weihua, deputy general manager of Dongguan Ya Kangning Fiber Products Co., LTD., which also allowed workers to start taking turns, said: “As long as the epidemic prevention situation abroad improves, customers are still there, and orders will slowly recover.” But we are worried that after the epidemic passes, consumer demand and purchasing power may decline, and orders in the second half of the year are not optimistic.”