Celebrate QIXIA DALI’s establishment of a new branch in Zambia

April 10, 2025, marks a significant milestone as QIXIA DALI, a renowned mining machinery manufacturing powerhouse hailing from China, officially inaugurates its Zambia branch. This strategic move underscores the company’s commitment to deepening engagement in the African market and fostering stronger partnerships with local mining enterprises.​
With decades of expertise in the mining machinery sector, QIXIA DALI has earned a reputation for delivering high – quality, innovative, and durable equipment. The establishment of the Zambia branch positions the company closer to its customers, enabling it to provide more efficient after – sales services, technical support, and tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of Zambia’s burgeoning mining industry.​
“The opening of our Zambia branch is a crucial step in our global expansion strategy,” said MR LIAN, a representative of QIXIA DALI. “We are excited about the opportunities this presents, as we aim to leverage our advanced manufacturing capabilities and technological know – how to support the growth of local mining companies. By collaborating closely, we can enhance productivity, improve operational efficiency, and contribute to the sustainable development of Zambia’s mining sector. “​
Zambia, rich in natural resources, especially copper, has a thriving mining industry that plays a vital role in the country’s economy. The new branch will act as a bridge, facilitating seamless communication and cooperation between QIXIA DALI and local mining firms. Through this partnership, the company will not only supply state – of – the – art mining machinery but also share best practices and industry insights, promoting mutual growth and development.​
Looking ahead, QIXIA DALI is confident that the Zambia branch will serve as a springboard for further expansion in the African continent. By focusing on building long – term, mutually beneficial relationships, the company aims to become the preferred partner for mining machinery and services in the region, driving economic growth and development for both itself and its Zambian counterparts.​