Paris Technology Won the Title of High-Tech Enterprise of China

A brand of Paris Technology, Seniavt Sanitary Ware was announced that it has been awarded the title of ‘High-tech Enterprise’, which marks that the company has gained recognition of China and affirmation on its technological innovation and R&D strength.

Paris Technology has a professional R & D team, is committed to technical innovation and product upgrading of sanitary ware. Over the years, Paris Technology has declared high-tech enterprises, innovative small and medium-sized enterprises in Guangdong Province, science and technology-based small and medium-sized enterprises in Guangdong Province and other enterprise qualifications and funding projects, which demonstrates our outstanding achievements in scientific and technological innovation and enterprise development.

The award of ‘High-Tech Enterprise’is not only a recognition of the company's past efforts, but also an incentive for future development.As a national high-tech enterprise, Paris Technology will continue to increase investment in research and development, promote technological innovation, enhance product competitiveness, and provide customers with better quality products and services.

The conditions and process of high-tech enterprise recognition.

Enterprises need to meet the following conditions: registered and established for more than one year, through independent research and development, transfers, grants, mergers and acquisitions and other ways to obtain the core of independent intellectual property rights; enterprises engaged in research and development and related technological innovation activities in science and technology accounted for the proportion of the total number of employees of the enterprise in the year of not less than 10%; enterprises in the last three fiscal years, the total amount of research and development costs accounted for the proportion of total sales revenue in the same period also have specific requirements. In addition, enterprises are required to score more than 70 points through four indicators, including intellectual property rights, the ability to transform scientific and technological achievements, the organisational and management level of research and development, and growth indicators, in order to be recognised as a high-tech enterprise.