Joining Hands With Worldwide Associations!


Preview of WBE 2023  - Hosted by eminent trade bodies like Guangdong Battery Industry Association, Dongguan Lithium Battery Industry Association, Tianjin Battery Industry Association, Zhejiang Storage Battery Industry Association, etc., the 2023 show plans to fill a 100,000 sq.m show floor with1,000 exhibitors. 



It has so far attracted many big brands as its exhibitors in the past few years, such as CATL, CALB, BAK, Tianneng Group, TeamGiant, Lishen, Sunwoda, Tinci, XCJ, Aoyou Power, Sinowatt, Cham Battery, Xupai, Great Power, etc. 


Review of WBE 2022- WBE 2022 hosted a total of 673 exhibitors (up 20%) on a 55,000 sq.m show floor, counting 47856 visits (up 30%). 316 exhibitors were battery makers, making up 46.9% exhibitor attendance. Featuring a lineup of successful entrepreneurs, the 2022 China New Energy Battery Industry Forum gave everyone insight in the latest policies and trends to together promote industry growth.



  • Exhibition Scope

  • Various kinds of batteries

  • Combined batteries for cellphones, interphones, cordless telephone, laptops, digital cameras, portable DVD, emergency lights, electric toys, UPS, railway locomotives and passenger cars, ships, etc. 

  • Power batteries and management systems for electric tools, electric bicycles, electric vehicles, etc.

  • Energy storage batteries for wind power generation systems, solar photovoltaic systems and wind-solar hybrid systems, etc.

  • Power storage application and engineering  

  • Battery materials and accessories 

  • Battery manufacturing equipment and testing devices 

  • Supercapacitor



Co-Located Trade Shows & Live Activities


2023 World Power Supply Expo


2023 Solar PV World Expo (PV Guangzhou)


2023 China New Energy Battery Industry Forum


WBE 2023 Appreciation Dinner

Venue

China Import and Export Fair Complex (Canton Fair Complex)

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Why Is It Important to Attend Trade Shows After the COVID-19 Pandemic?

Companies worldwide are under great pressure as the COVID-19 outbreak is affecting all trades. To be one of the first to seize market opportunities as soon as this global outbreak ends, most companies have moved on with their new product promotion for the second half of 2020.
 
Trade shows, as one of the most effective marketing tools to help companies rebound after the outbreak, have been the hottest promotional choice in many industries. It’s reported that as China is gaining better and better control over the epidemic, many top exhibitions in China are receiving a surging amount of new exhibitor sign-ups, as well as requests to expand booth area from existing exhibitors. 
 
So why are trade shows so important for companies in coping with the impacts of the COVID-19 epidemic? Here are the answers.
 
First, to maintain existing customers and develop new ones.
Data show that the number of clients you could meet at a trade show is 3 times more than you would have met in 3 months in a traditional way. What’s more, 88% booth visitors during a show are new leads for the exhibitor, including many decision makers, and at least 49% visitors have serious interest in purchasing.
  
Second, to secure orders at the lowest cost.
Trade shows are surely the most cost-effective and time-efficient way for companies to secure orders. Data show that the fee of exhibiting is only 10% to 30% of the costs of visiting all the customers you would meet at the show one by one. Besides, orders placed in the shows require less personal follow-ups.
   
 
Third, to enhance brand awareness by widespread publicity.
Trade shows can bring you publicity outside the show floor by utilizing the great publicity abilities of trade associations, magazines, websites, social media, as well as one-on-one phone calls, e-mail blasts, text messages and etc., to help exhibitors promote their brands and products worldwide both before and after the show.
 
Fourth, to learn the latest on your target market.
Rather than researching online at home, a trade show held in your target market is a much easier and faster way to get the market information you need, by talking face-to-face with local clients, networking with your peers and attending concurrent forums with a score of industry experts.
 
WBE Exhibitors’ Enthusiasm Grow High as COVID-19 Is Controlled in China
As COVID-19 is brought under control in China, exhibitors are also showing higher enthusiasm in the World Battery Industry Expo (WBE 2020). 
 
Data from the National Health Commission show that for the past 6 days, daily new infections in Wuhan were well controlled at single-digit (5 on 12th, 4 on 13th and 14th and 1 on 16th and 17th), and except for Wuhan and foreign travelers, no new cases were reported in Mainland China.  
 
By the way, a great thanks to everyone concerned about us these days and wish all of you can protect yourself from the virus as it has gone global. Hope that China’s experiences in controlling the epidemic could provide vital lessons for the global response.
24 March, 16:36