Sign China comes in two iterations, Shanghai and Shenzhen, with Shenzhen expo taking place from 17th to 19th February 2025. The Shenzhen event tends more towards digital and electronic signage and is held alongside LED China and Digital Signage China. ASGA's Mick Harrold and Damien Nielsen will be there to provide support to Australian visitors.
Sign China Shenzhen has a higher level of digital signage, but still caters for print-based technologies
ASGA is excited to announce that the Australian Sign & Graphics Association (ASGA) will be on the ground at SIGN CHINA 2025 Shenzhen, providing connection and support to Australian businesses at this important global sign and graphics show.
Sign China was established in 2003, and attracts sign and graphics professionals from over 100 countries and regions, making it a truly global platform for the industry. Each year, it showcases the latest innovations from around the world and attracts visitors from as far afield as Europe, America and the APAC/Oceania region, making it a great place to network, learn and see cutting-edge products and technologies.
For February 2025, Sign China will expand with a new Shenzhen edition, complementing the Shanghai event which is held annually in September. It will provide a comprehensive display of traditional and digital signage solutions in the heart of China’s ‘Silicon Valley.’ Around 90% of the world's LEDs are manufactured in or near Shenzhen.
Sign China Shenzen aims to provide one-stop sourcing platform for sign making equipment, materials, signage & lightbox, POP display, exhibition equipment, LED lighting, LED displays, and digital signage. A wide array of both traditional and digital solutions will be on show, complemented by co-location with LED China, which offers an in-depth look at the digital transformation.
As part of ASGA's ongoing commitment to support and elevate the Australian sign and graphics industry, Harrold and Nielsen will be
on hand to help Australian businesses engage and network, to ensure visitors stay ahead of the curve. China has recently introduced visa-free entry into the country for Australian and New Zeanand visitors.
ASGA invites interested parties to join them at Sign China 2025, Shenzhen: Further information on travel and accommodation arrangements, on Sign China's websit. Pre-registration for the show is available via this link.
For those heading to Shenzhen in February, be assured ASGA will have plenty on offer to enhance your visit, with an exclusive networking opportunity and special member offers all in the works, with more news to follow in the new year.
https://www.signchina-sz.com/en/
