SFCHINA2012 Attracts 10,000+ To Guangzhou

With China has become the world's biggest finishing market, organizers say the 25th edition of the China International Exhibition for Surface Finishing & Coating Products (SFCHINA2012) Nov 28-30 was well attended, with results that exceeded all its past years on at the Guangzhou International Convention & Exhibition Centre.

“Despite the European financial crisis and global economic slowdown, SFCHINA2012 was bigger and better than its previous show held in Shanghai 2011 in many aspects, making it a truly super finishing exhibition for the industry,” says a spokesperson for Sinostar International and SFCHINA Exhibition Ltd., the event orgasnizers.

By the numbers:

--Covered gross exhibition area over 14,000 sqm

--10,644 visitors, including 9,518 domestic and 1,126 overseas visitors

--292 exhibitors from 20 countries/regions, including 73 new exhibitors

--2,154 representatives of exhibiting companies attended the show

--825 attendees for 21 sessions of on-site technical programs

In addition to showcasing the latest products and technologies on the exhibition floor, SFCHINA also featured 21 sessions of technical programs.

SFCHINA2013 Shanghai will be held on Nov 20-22, 2013 in the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) in Pudong District, Shanghai.

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