CIMIF & CTG Gaining Momentum as Top Industrial Trade Platform in Cambodia
Date: Aug 22,2017
From: CIMIF & CTG
The 2017 Cambodia Int’l Machinery Industry Fair (CIMIF) and Cambodia Int’l Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition (CTG) are set to run simultaneously on August 25-28 at Diamond Island Convention & Exhibition Center (Koh Pich). The twin shows will gather 175 exhibitors from 14 countries and regions, namely Bulgaria, Cambodia, China, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, to showcase a broad range of innovative products and versatile solutions at 200 booths.
The grand event is organized by Yorkers Trade & Marketing Service Co., Ltd, co-organized by Ministry of Industry and Handicrafts, Cambodia Chamber of Commerce (CCC), Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC), and officially supported by General Directorate of Trade Promotion, Ministry of Commerce (TPD).
One Stop Business Trading Platform for Key Industrial Sectors
These two fairs have been successful in bringing together all elements of key industrial sectors such as Plastics, Packaging, Printing, Food Processing, Agriculture, Auto Parts & Accessories, Machine Tool, Hardware & Tools, Energy & Electricity Engineering, Lighting, and Textile & Garment. With a good blend of international and local exhibitors, trade visitors can easily locate optimal suppliers of whatever industrial products they need in the fields through this one-stop business trading platform.
Furthermore, associations from Taiwan show great endorsements by leading plenty of exhibitors to join the exhibition, including Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA), Taiwan Transportation Vehicle Manufacturers Association (TVMA), and Taiwan Textile Research Institute (TTRI).
Global Leading Brands Gathering at CIMIF & CTG
Many international brands tap into this bustling market since Cambodia is viewed as a key growth country to invest. Notable exhibitors this year include, RIECKERMANN, specialized in printing machinery and packaging machinery for food, pharmaceutical & cosmetic industries, and RMA, a diversified company offering products mainly from auto and agriculture, they will display forklifts which can apply in multiple uses, BALEV, a Bulgaria company well known for car air fresheners manufacturing.
In terms of CTG, it will present a variety of equipment, products, technologies as well as services and information concerning all the textile & garment processing and production aspects. Among them are JUKI, world’s leading brand for all kinds of sewing machine, and HAN-BOND will be also throwing a live demo of its cutting machine and inkjet plotter.
It’s worth mentioning that in plastics sectors, it will gather a variety of brands from different countries to showcase high-caliber machinery and products catering to Cambodia’s market needs. The exhibits include plastic extruder from EVERPLAST, plastic bag making machine from CHAO WEI, PET stretch blow machine from KEENPRO, PET preform mould machinery from DAELONG, and plastic injection moulding machine from CHESO.
Keeping Cambodia Competitive
Despite the glorious economic performance Cambodia has made, it still have some challenges to face. The biggest problem is that the growth of Cambodia has been built with a few industries, especially low value-added products. In response to this, CIMIF & CTG has built strong cooperation with government, Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, and Garment Manufacturers Association, working together for building a platform which gathers high quality exhibitors from across the globe to showcase their latest technology of different filed that can satisfy local market need, hoping we can make contributions to the industrialization of Cambodia.
By visiting CIMIF & CTG, you can source a wide spectrum of quality industrial machines, keep informed of the latest industrial developments, and partner with key industry players. It’s certainly the best opportunity to help you access the global value chain and jump on the bandwagon of joining the development of a technology-driven and knowledge-based industry.