The 27th Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition), the 10th Hong Kong International Outdoor and Tech Light Expo, and the 20th Eco Expo Asia concluded successfully, attracting some 62,000 buyers from 141 countries and regions, according to organizers. The events, organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) and co-organizers, showcased innovative products and solutions in lighting, outdoor technology, and environmental sustainability.
An independent survey of over 730 exhibitors and buyers at the lighting fairs revealed optimism, with 61% of respondents expecting overall sales growth in the next 12-24 months. Key growth drivers identified include artificial intelligence (57%), smart city development (40%), and technological advancement (36%). Additionally, 74% of respondents believe smart lighting has good to very good market potential over the next two years, particularly in home automation and smart lighting control systems (39%), energy-efficient lighting control solutions (38%), and wireless lighting control systems (29%).
The lighting fairs, under the theme 'Illuminated Designs for a Smarter Future', featured the Hall of Connected Lighting with some 70 top global brands. Dutch company Signify unveiled its VitaUp Vitamin D3 Modules by Philips in Asia, connecting with over 100 potential buyers. Casambi Technologies Oy from Finland created immersive scenes using its smart lighting controls, marking its debut in the Asia-Pacific region. Bweetech Electronics Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., an AI smart lighting exhibitor, confirmed an onsite order worth RMB8 million with a Thai buyer, doubling last year's sales. The Outdoor and Tech Light Expo attracted buyers from new markets, with Ningbo Freelux Lighting Appliance Co., Ltd. expecting orders worth US$2-3 million.
Eco Expo Asia, themed 'Green Innovations for Carbon Neutrality', helped enterprises expand international trade networks and seize green business opportunities. Infore Enviro, a Chinese Mainland green enterprise, engaged with over 35 government representatives and expects overseas revenue growth to exceed 200%. Dunwell Engineering Company Limited, a 20-year participant, secured approximately 10 business matches with ASEAN buyers. A buyer from Hungary, Endre Bali of Oxyma Systems Kft, identified a potential hydrogen storage and production partnership valued at US$3-5 million.
The fairs operated under the EXHIBITION+ hybrid mode, with online business negotiations available through the Click2Match platform until 7 November. For more information, visit the fair websites: Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition), Hong Kong International Outdoor and Tech Light Expo, and Eco Expo Asia.
