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China Slate Ltd was formed in 1997 by Fergus Liu, a
chartered surveyor and successful Chinese entrepreneur based in Chesterfield,
UK.
Its objective was to import high quality Chinese slate
to meet the demands of the Western markets. To achieve this aim, China
Slate Ltd bought into an existing Chinese slate supplier Dongmu
Slate Quarries. The immense popularity of Dongmus blue-black Emperor
Roofing Slates meant that China Slate Ltd quickly grew a large client
base of slate distributors and stockists throughout the UK and the USA.
Natural slates have been widely used throughout
the world for roofing for over 200 years. It has now been recognised that
Chinese Slates have origins dating back some 400 million years.
Fergus Liu is
a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Advisor to many provinces in China.
He has been assisting the Chinese people to develop the Chinese slate
business since the early nineties.
The management team of China Slate Ltd has
been working closely with the Chinese government and the local villages
to develop high-grade, popular slates.
China Slate Ltd has adopted the business philosophy
to form friendly partnerships with associates in China and the rest of
the world so that Chinese slate can be developed into the best possible
products, very similar in quality and likeness to those produced in Europe
and America. For example, the Dongmu Quarries trains its large labour
force to adopt modern technology to finish the Emperor slates in a similar
way to Welsh slates.
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Natural Slates
Have Been Widely Used Throughout the World for Roofing for Over 200
Years.
Education and training is a top priority
of China Slate Ltd and the local government.
Most of the good slate quarries are in
inaccessible mountains, so it is China Slate's long term objective to
install the necessary infrastructure to reach them, and to create
immediate employment for local labourers to mine the slates. The living
standard of the local villagers has been largely improved. In most of
the quarries, there are plans to fill the valleys with slate waste to
form level land for local village development.
Due to modern technology China Slate Limited
along with the Chinese quarry management can control the logistics of
slate movement on a daily basis.

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