Exhibitions / Congresses

LET-a CeMAT ASIA event 2027

China, Guangzhou - June 2-4, 2027
LET-a CeMAT ASIA Event LET-a CeMAT ASIA Event is the most influential trade show in the history of logistics equipment and technology in "Guandong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GD-HK-MO GBA)" covering mechanical handling equipment, warehousing technology and workshop equipment, packaging and order picker, internal material system and software, logistics service and outsourcing, etc.

The exhibition has been successfully held since 2010, focusing on the two themes - "smart manufacturing" and "smart logistics" to create a one-stop platform for displaying logistics technology and applications. With the development of the post-pandemic era, the transformation and upgrade of digital intelligence has "sped up". The exhibition focuses on "intelligence, innovation and technology", digging deep into the user problems, fully satisfying the tailor-made needs of visitors, comprehensively connecting smart factories production, manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, retail and other.

The exhibition will provide a one-stop platform for exhibitors and buyers to communicate and cooperate with each other along the whole industry chain.
Date(s)
June 2-4, 2027
Venue
Zone D, China Import & Export Complex, Guangzhou, China
Movers & Shakers
Cameron Paxton Cameron Paxton
President and chief executive officer, Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA)
President, Doosan Bobcat North America
Chairman of the board of directors, Manitou Group
Sales manager for the UK & Ireland, BSL Battery
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