Exhibitions / Congresses

CeMAT AUSTRALIA 2016

Australia, Melbourne - July 12-14
CeMAT AUSTRALIA 2016 After a successful inaugural year, CeMAT AUSTRALIA, the Global Intralogistics and Materials Handling Event, will be holding its next show on 12-14 July 2016 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The CeMAT exhibition will be a one-stop-shop of the leading technology and service providers in the materials handling and warehousing industry. CeMAT will pair these organisations with visitors from logistics, warehousing, supply chain, IT & finance job functions from a wide variety of industries.

Visitors will also be able to access our Knowledge Theatre, which will offer attendees practical take-away solutions to challenges facing end users in the logistics and warehousing industry.

www.cemat.com.au
Date(s)
July 12-14
Venue
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Contact for booking / more info
info@cemat.com.au

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