Record numbers declare exhibitions a success!
Oct 13
James Riley
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ORGANISERS have declared the CeMAT Asia, PTC Asia and CeBIT Asia events at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre an unqualified success, with nearly 50,000 business visitors from all over the world attending the shows over four days.
Announcing the completion of the three events, Deutsche Messe AG and its subsidiary Hannover Fairs Shanghai, together with their Chinese partners said 49,158 trade visitors from all continents – including 32 international delegations from USA, Australia, Thailand and Japan among others – had attended the events.
The showa attracted 1,987 exhibitors from all regions across the world, filling 100,000 square metres of space, displaying the latest power transmission and control equipment, materials handling and logistics systems, and ICT technologies.
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Oct 13
Emma Cooney
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Australian-based company, Ryco Hydraulics reports a successful CeBIT Asia experience that has allowed them to cement their recent emergence onto the Chinese market with the formation of numerous international business contacts.
Ryco General Manager, Mr Ben Lim was enthusiastic of the extremely positive result of their presence at this year’s event.
“We are fairly new in the Chinese market and today we have found a lot of brand awareness among the people that have dropped by to the stand.
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Oct 13
James Riley
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HIGH efficiency, low power consumption technology developed by first-time PTC Asia exhibitor Electric Motor Power to establish a successful market beachhead in China.
Melbourne-based EMP director Charles Matheou said the company had made strong sales and distribution contacts at PTC Asia 2007, and had already made the decision to return to the show next year.
Established in 1990, the company has so far manufactured its specialist electric motors in Australia. But two months ago the company began producing motors in Ningbo, near Shanghai, in preparation for a full assault on the potentially huge China market.
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Oct 13
Kae Yen Wong
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Shanghai’s smog hangs thick over the city. It has become a distinguishable - if unfortunate - feature of the city, and of many major cities throughout Asia. However there is a change in the air, fast coming from companies ready to invest in environmentally responsible technologies.
At PTC Asia 2007, it is clear that the demand for ‘green’ products is quickly increasing. The Yuanda Group and Kaori Technology are two of the many companies exhibiting at PTC Asia 2007 that are focused on environmentally sustainable products.
PTC Asia 2007 is the leading trade fair for Power, Transmission and Control products, and the involvement of ‘green’ focused companies evidences the gathering momentum for investing in environmentally conscious technologies.
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Oct 13
James Riley
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ORGANISERS of the huge CeMAT Asia and PTC Asia industrial technology events expect to fill a further two exhibition halls next year, and the two shows continue to expand with the China economy.
Deutsche Messe AG Events Director Alexander Kuehnel said the company aimed to fill the two exhibition halls currently under construction at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, in addition to the nine halls already filled by CeMAT Asia, PTC Asia and CeBIT Asia.
Mr Kuehnel said the CeMAT materials handling and logistics show and PTC power transmission and control events were the biggest held in China.
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Oct 12
James Riley
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SHANGHAI People’s Congress vice-chairman Zhou Yu Peng has endorsed the CeBIT Asia, CeMAT Asia, and PTC Asia events, and said the exhibition centre would be expanded to cope with future growth of the shows.
Mr Zhou, who was touring the events at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre as part of a flying VIP visit, said the three areas of focus for the event – materials handling, hydraulic and control devices, and banking and information security – were considered “most important” issues that were on top of the Government agenda.
As one of the most senior politicians in Shanghai, Mr Zhou has a long history of involvement with the trade fairs, and in his previous role of “Lord Vice-Mayor” in Shanghai had been in charge of the original approval for building the SNIEC facility.
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Australians host reception to close CeBIT Day Two
Oct 12
Emma Cooney
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The Victorian Government treated a crowd of CeBIT visiters to some good old Australian hospitality at a well-attended reception hosted by the state’s ICT industry development agency Multimedia Victoria this afternoon.
Good food, refreshing drinks, and some friendly conversation were received with a warm welcome, as the ideal way to close a busy second day at CeBIT Asia.
The CeBIT Asia delegation head Ian Naughton hosted the reception. Having participated in CeBIT Asia before, Mr Naughton was familiar with the workings of offshore trade events.
PTC Asia 2007 powers up for Day Two
Oct 12
Kae Yen Wong
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Day Two of PTC Asia 2007 has proved a great success for exhibitors, with organisers reporting that the number of business visitors to the integrated trade shows - CeBIT Asia, CeMAT Asia and PTC Asia - are well above last year’s figure.
Exhibitors were able to meet with future clients as thousands of business visitors flooded into the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.
PTC is the leading trade fair for Power Transmission and Control, and incorporates exhibitors in Compressed Air Technology and Mechanical Transmission.
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Oct 10
James Riley
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AFTER a busy Day One at the three concurrent exhibitions – CeBIT Asia 2007, CeMAT Asia 2007 and PTC Asia 2007 – more than 1,000 exhibitors and staff enjoyed good food, drinks and entertainment at the Opening Night Reception.
Hosted by the event organisers in a specially prepared room at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, the crowd of exhibitors feasted on fine Western and Asian foods, and drank pitchers of excellent German beer in what has become an opening night tradition for Deutsche Messe AG events.
With more than 2,000 companies from all over the world exhibiting products and services at CeBIT Asia, CeMAT Asia and PTC Asia, the Opening Night Reception has become one of the hottest networking nights of the year for technology companies – whether in ICT, materials handling and logistics, or as a supplier in the sophisticated power transmission and control markets.
Certainly the tradition has been well accepted by exhibitors, with the ticket-only entry to the Opening Night Reception one of the highlights of a busy week in Shanghai.
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Oct 10
James Riley
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THE co-location of the CeBIT Asia 2007 business technology trade fair with the more industrial CeMAT Asia and PTC Asia exhibitions has already been declared a resounding success after Day One of the giant combined event.
Senior Deutsche Messe AG executive Sven-Michael Pruser said CeBIT Asia already appeared to be benefiting from having the exhibitions located together.
“We have had plenty of experience over the years with CeBIT in Asia to try to find the right way of presenting high technology in China,” Mr Pruser said.
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