Asia Pacific Maritime and Shipping Exhibition in Singapore

APM, the Asia Pacific Maritime and Shipping Exhibition in Singapore, is the leading international exhibition for marine and shipbuilding, workboats and offshore vessels in Asia and is trusted by industry insiders. More than 15,000 shipowners, shipbuilders, buyers, engineers, market players from Southeast Asia and Asia and 1,500 international shipyards and maritime industry traders gathered at APM to establish business relationships, innovate cooperation projects and learn together about the future direction of the Asian industry. It provides an excellent opportunity for maritime market companies to showcase innovative products and services to the Southeast Asian and Asian audience, develop new business contacts, consolidate existing business contacts and a platform for face-to-face communication.

APM Singapore combines exhibitions, seminars and roundtables to provide a comprehensive industry experience. As the most important international maritime exhibition in the Asia-Pacific region, this exhibition integrates exhibitions, conferences, seminars and a series of liaison activities. It is a comprehensive business platform for high-quality buyers from the Asia-Pacific region and international maritime suppliers to conduct business exchanges. It will not only provide exhibitors with companies to showcase their most advanced products, but also help companies develop new international markets and global businesses. In addition, the organizer has developed regional roadshows, purchasing delegations, guest buyer activation and visitor relationship management (VRM) plans to attract buyers to the exhibition, and will actively promote exhibition participation to regional and international industries through multi-channel marketing and communications. Trader brand.

Singapore is located in the center of Southeast Asia and is a strategic hub between the Pacific and Indian Oceans. It is home to 5,000 international shipping companies and maritime institutions. About 120,000 ships arrive in Singapore each year for maintenance or berthing. demand for marine equipment and accessories. Singapore is also an important market for China’s traditional marine equipment and spare parts, and can radiate to ASEAN and surrounding countries and regions. Ships and their accessories have always been China’s most exported products to ASEAN. The ASEAN region is the second largest overseas market after the EU. Products made in China are increasingly recognized by customers in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific region. It can be seen that Chinese companies will attract more and more attention in this region.

Shipbuilding equipment and technologies:Maritime communications technology, marine outfitting, navigation instruments, shipbuilding, ship repair and marine equipment, workboats, marine engineering, marine technology
Maritime systems: Electrical and electronic systems, maritime transport services and management, seaport security and defence systems, naval and defence systems, communications, electrical and electronic systems, life-saving equipment, cargo handling systems and equipment, marine equipment and electrical accessories, shipbuilding and shipyard facilities and equipment, port services, facilities and equipment, terminal facilities and equipment, cargo handling systems, large steel structures, containers, deck equipment, environmental protection equipment