EIMA International
The respected Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture opened in the Bologna Trade Fair Centre Wednesday 9th November, with a 20% reported increase for the number of visitors arriving for the inaugural day, compared to those attending in previous years. ALFAGOMMA exhibited a wide range of agricultural products.
This was also a great opportunity to introduce Sitef, the latest company to be acquired by the Group in October.
Sitef is specialized in designing and manufacturing flexible metal hoses for hydro-thermo-sanitary, gas connection and automotive applications. The trade fair came to a close on Sunday 13th November, with the new record of 285,000 visitors (+21% vs 2014) from 140 countries.
BAUMA China
BAUMA China is the primary exhibition for construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines and construction vehicles in Asia.
The 8th International Trade Fair was successfully held between November 22 and 25 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), occupying 300,000 square meters. It attracted 2,953 exhibitors from 41 countries and regions.
ALFAGOMMA’s stand exhibited a broad range of hose and fittings including our Alfabiotech and Evolution hose products, which were well received.
The exhibition attracted more than 170,000 visitors from 149 countries and regions.
OSEA
Established for over 40 years, OSEA has grown in tandem with the industry needs. In keeping its relevance to Asia’s oil & gas industry, the 21st edition of OSEA held in Singapore, over 4 days (29th November to 2nd December) featured solutions that can potentially enhance production processes and create greater cost efficiencies.
As well as present ideas on the next best direction company’s can embark on, amidst the challenging market conditions, and keep updated with the latest industry developments.
The exhibition concluded successfully with very impressive numbers, 18,000 trade attendees, over 1,000 exhibitors from 48 countries/ regions and an impressive line-up of 17 international group pavilions.
