Mar
03/13
The 6th Appliance and Electronics Expo (Indonesia)
03/13 - 03/16
With a long-term economic growth rate of 5%, Indonesia is also an important pivot country in the RCEP. Indonesia's large population and fast-growing middle class make it a market of intense interest to global manufacturers of consumer electronics and home appliances. Moreover, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.53% from 2023 to 2028.
Demand for quality and affordable Chinese-made consumer electronics also continues to rise in the Indonesian market, where focusing on the needs of the younger generation electronic devices is a hot trend, while the mature domestic supply chain for 3C home appliances is also very advantageous in Indonesia.
Jun
06/04
The 7th Appliance and Electronics Expo (Indonesia)
06/04 - 06/07
With a long-term economic growth rate of 5%, Indonesia is also an important pivot country in the RCEP. Indonesia's large population and fast-growing middle class make it a market of intense interest to global manufacturers of consumer electronics and home appliances. Moreover, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.53% from 2023 to 2028.
Demand for quality and affordable Chinese-made consumer electronics also continues to rise in the Indonesian market, where focusing on the needs of the younger generation electronic devices is a hot trend, while the mature domestic supply chain for 3C home appliances is also very advantageous in Indonesia.
06/12
Appliance and Eletronics Show (UAE)
06/12 - 02/14
The UAE is the largest entrepot in the Middle East. The well-connected transportation network reaches out to buyers from the Middle East, Europe and its neighboring regions, directly influencing the end markets in the six Gulf countries, seven West Asian countries, Africa and southern European countries.
The UAE is one of the most important markets for trade in consumer electronics and home appliances in the MENA region. However, the UAE's weak manufacturing sector is unable to meet the basic demand for consumer electronics and home appliances in the country, and the market for these products relies mainly on imports of equipment from East Asia. Among them, China is the largest source country of home appliances and consumer electronics imports to the UAE, accounting for about 51% of its total.
Nov
11/28
The 8th Appliance and Electronics Expo (Indonesia)
11/28 - 12/01
With a long-term economic growth rate of 5%, Indonesia is also an important pivot country in the RCEP. Indonesia's large population and fast-growing middle class make it a market of intense interest to global manufacturers of consumer electronics and home appliances. Moreover, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.53% from 2023 to 2028.
Demand for quality and affordable Chinese-made consumer electronics also continues to rise in the Indonesian market, where focusing on the needs of the younger generation electronic devices is a hot trend, while the mature domestic supply chain for 3C home appliances is also very advantageous in Indonesia.
Dec
06/12
Appliance and Eletronics Show (UAE)
06/12 - 06/14
The UAE is the largest entrepot in the Middle East. The well-connected transportation network reaches out to buyers from the Middle East, Europe and its neighboring regions, directly influencing the end markets in the six Gulf countries, seven West Asian countries, Africa and southern European countries.
The UAE is one of the most important markets for trade in consumer electronics and home appliances in the MENA region. However, the UAE's weak manufacturing sector is unable to meet the basic demand for consumer electronics and home appliances in the country, and the market for these products relies mainly on imports of equipment from East Asia. Among them, China is the largest source country of home appliances and consumer electronics imports to the UAE, accounting for about 51% of its total.