Another exhibition officially announces new dates: July 18–20
Given that the nationwide epidemic has been effectively controlled, offline exhibitions across regions have fully resumed. In the latest update, the Organizing Committee of the Ningbo International Lighting Exhibition announced: The 2022 Ningbo International Lighting Exhibition is scheduled for July 18–20, 2022, with the venue remaining unchanged.
New dates, new beginnings, a fresh look. The Organizing Committee of the Ningbo International Lighting Exhibition stated that the 2022 Ningbo International Lighting Exhibition will innovatively promote the integration of online and offline exhibitions and sales. By leveraging business matchmaking and high-end forums as key links, it will fully connect the upstream and downstream of the industry supply chain, building a comprehensive service platform integrating "exhibition, learning, research, and sales." This initiative aims to strengthen domestic and international exchange and cooperation, enhance brand awareness and influence for related enterprises, and thereby promote the overall development of China's lighting industry.

It is reported that the previous exhibition was successfully held at the Ningbo International Convention and Exhibition Center from May 13 to 15, 2021. With an exhibition area of nearly 50,000 square meters, more than 1,200 companies participated, and tens of thousands of products were showcased, providing a comprehensive procurement and trading platform for buyers from home and abroad!
The "37th National Lighting Industry Supply Chain Conference of the China Association of Lighting Industry (CALI), the 12th China (Ningbo) International Semiconductor Lighting Forum and the 2021 China (Ningbo) First Third-Generation Semiconductor Forum, and the 2021 (4th) China Optoelectronic Device Technology and Market New Trends Forum" held concurrently with the previous exhibition guided the healthy and high-quality development of China's lighting industry, enhanced the supply capacity of the lighting industry supply chain, and strengthened win-win cooperation between upstream and downstream players in the lighting appliance industry chain.