Shanghai/Munich, September 20, 2010 – analytica China, which was held at the
Shanghai New International Exhibition Center (SNIEC), drew to a close last
Friday, exceeding industry expectations with 15,282 visitors from 66 countries.
The number of exhibitors saw an increase of more than 30 percent compared to the
last time that the fair was held: Some 468 companies from 22 countries exhibited
at the exhibition center in Shanghai from September 15 – 17, and 40 percent of
them were international companies. There were also many newcomers this year,
including Beijing Titan, GE Healthcare, Dionex, Horiba, Siemens and Tecan. The
fair was rounded out by an extensive program of scientific events including the
analytica China Conference, the Sino-German Symposium and the Proteomics and
Diseases Conference 2010. "Within a very short period of time,
analytica China has developed into a leading platform for analysis, laboratory
technology, diagnostics and biology in China and Asia. The more than 30-percent
increase in the number of exhibitors is the largest increase since the fair's
premiere in 2002", summarizes Norbert Bargmann, Deputy CEO of Messe München.
"Continuous growth in the number of exhibitors and visitors since 2002 is a
clear sign of the industry's commitment to the Chinese market – now and in the
future." That is also underscored by the high level of interest among
international companies: 40 percent of all exhibitors were from countries other
than China – coming from 21 countries around the world. Germany accounted for
the largest contingent of international exhibitors with 37 exhibitors –
including a joint stand with 30 companies.
There was also another
increase in the number of visitors at the 5th edition of analytica China. 15,282
visitors from 66 countries used the three-day fair to gather information about
the industry's latest products, solutions and trends. Among other things, they
included the latest methods and techniques for environmental analysis as well as
equipment and techniques for quality control in the food and drug industries.
The fact that analytica China was held at the same time as ICIF China, the 10th
China International Chemical Industry Fair, for the first time ever also
contributed to the fair's success and the increase in the number of visitors.
Highly satisfied exhibitors and visitorsThe exhibitors at
this year's fair were extremely pleased with the number and the quality of the
visitors.
Jerry He, CAG Marketing Manager, Greater China Life Science
and Chemical Analysis Group, Agilent Technologies (China) Co., Ltd. was very
impressed by the scale of this year's exhibition: "The number and quality of
visitors exceeded our expectation greatly. We’ve seen not only our traditional
industry buyers, but also many customers from China's neighboring countries, is
a big step forward this year."
Kazuhisa Takada, Director of JASCO China
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd. was also extremely satisfied with visitor quality, as well:
"We’ve received customers from China as well as from other neighboring Asian
countries including India."
Wilson Wang, Managing Director, Greater
China Sigma-Aldrich (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd. confirms: "analytica China is
a must for those who would like to present their latest updates to their target
groups."
Klaus Jacuk, Managing Director of IKA Works Guangzhou regards
analytica China as the most important industry event in China and is satisfied
with the outcome of the trade fair. "We are always very happy with the visitors.
There are many dealers, end users and customers. We’ve received great feedback
from them, and we will definitely be back next time."
Chinese exhibitors
also had a great deal of praise for analytica China. Sabrina Huang, Marketing
Manger at Shanghai Sunny Henping Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd.: "The number of
visitors continues to increase each time the fair is held, and they not only
come from China. They also include visitors from around the world who are
looking for products and partners in China."
A complete list of
exhibitor statements is available here.
As for visitors, analytica China gives them
access to the latest information about products, technologies and future trends.
Zhang Kejun, Business Manager at Shandong Liaocheng Ehua Medicine Co., Ltd.:
"There are many international exhibitors and I’m very impressed with the latest
products displayed here."
First-rate program of related
eventsAs always, the program of related events at analytica China was
also convincing. 1,528 visitors participated in the scientific conferences and
theme-oriented workshops that accompanied the fair.
While the analytica
China Conference and its approximately 50 scientific speakers examined topics
including the latest findings and future trends in the fields of quality
control, environmental analysis and food analysis, the Sino-German Symposium,
which took place for the second time, focused on the latest research results in
chromatography, separation and specimen analysis. Experts from the proteome
research sector also met for the second time at the Proteomics & Diseases
Conference 2010, where lectures and case studies focused on the latest methods
and technologies and their application in medical research. Dr. Wang Erkang,
Director of the Analytical Chemistry Committee of the Chinese Chemical Society
and Chairman of analytica China Conference, explains: "The conference
presentations are well delivered by highly qualified international experts. It
is a good collaborative format, and holding the scientific seminars concurrently
with the trade fair brings mutual benefit to all.”
Tutorials and
workshops on specific themes and the Exhibitor Forum rounded out the
related-events program at analytica China with Best Practice presentations and
practice-oriented discussions.
Details regarding analytica China and the
related-events program are available online at
www.analyticachina.com
.
Network of strong partners To meet the needs of the Chinese
market as precisely as possible, analytica China collaborates closely with a
network of recognized Chinese partner organizations. They include the
Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA), the Chinese Chemical Society
(CSS), the China National Scientific Instruments & Material Import-Export
Corporation (CSIMC), the Shanghai International Symposium on Analytical
Chemistry and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
(CCPIT). In addition, a Technical Advisory Board that includes representatives
of Chinese universities and manufacturers as well as major international
corporations advises Messe München regarding the organization of analytica
China.
The next analytica China takes place at the Shanghai New
International Expo Centre in Pudong in the autumn of 2012.