Bangladesh International Shipping and Shipping Exhibition 2024

Bangladesh International Marine & Offshore Expo 2024, called BIMOX, is a high-level international event of the maritime and offshore industry and the most professional exhibition in the field of maritime vessels in Bangladesh. This event brings together many of the world’s leading companies in the shipping and maritime industry in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, to discuss the future development trends of the maritime and shipping industry.

BIMOX Bangladesh Maritime and Ship Exhibition will become the most comprehensive and influential international business platform in Bangladesh, covering shipbuilding, ship repair, shipping, marine engineering, offshore engineering and technology, shipbreaking equipment, dredging equipment, ports and logistics, etc. In addition, the Bangladesh International Maritime Conference, BIMAC, will be held concurrently with the exhibition and focus on cutting-edge issues such as the global shipbuilding industry report, providing participants with an excellent opportunity for in-depth exchanges and cooperation.

The latest exhibition was large in scale, with two exhibition halls and attracted more than 220 enterprises from 12 countries. Among them, China, the Netherlands, Singapore and other countries all appeared in the form of exhibition groups, demonstrating their strong strength in the field of maritime ships. The representatives of the exhibitors include many industry leaders, such as well-known companies such as Weichai, Shangchai, Zichai, Wartsila and Damen Shipyard, as well as international brands such as Scania, ZF, Cummins, CAT, Apollo and TB Marine, which together add richness to the professional atmosphere.

As the only business platform for Chinese shipping and maritime companies to enter the Bangladesh market, BIMOX will undoubtedly become an important window for enterprises to demonstrate their strength and expand the international market. It is believed that this event will bring more cooperation opportunities to enterprises and promote the prosperity and development of Bangladesh’s maritime and shipbuilding industry.

Market presentation:

Shipbuilding, repair and ship accessories: Bangladesh now has over 200 shipbuilding companies, mainly concentrated in Dhaka, Chittagong, Narayanganj, Sal and Khulna, with 52 terminals and 33 registered workshops engaged in ship repair and repair. imported materials and components. More than 80% of the materials and parts are imported. Whether it is an export ship or an ocean-going vessel, inland waterway vessels have expanded the local supply base by 50-60%.

Maritime transport: There are about 200 river ports, 5,000 miles of inland waterways and 700 rivers from surrounding countries, providing 24,000 kilometers of inland waterways. There are currently about 10,000 ships plying the country along the coast.

Fisheries: Bangladesh has signed a $240 million financing agreement with the World Bank to help the country improve management and production of marine and coastal fisheries and aquaculture. “The fisheries sector accounted for about 4 percent of Bangladesh’s economy in the last ten years.”

Whole ship and shipbuilding: various ships, shipbuilding and port industry, various ships and components, ship equipment, ship technology, engines and driving equipment, on-board control equipment, cargo handling technology, marine electronic equipment, offshore service technology and equipment;

Marine equipment: communication and navigation equipment, marine equipment, measuring instruments, electrical and power equipment, electric propulsion equipment and motors, computer software and ship design, rescue, protection and fire-fighting equipment, environmental protection and water treatment, coatings and surface treatment;

Maritime Early Warning System: Naval equipment, maritime security, maritime reconnaissance, cruise equipment, seaport security and defense systems;

Ship management: shipyards and ship maintenance, shipping agents, ship operators, training and educational institutions, classification societies, government agencies, chambers of commerce and associations, legal, financial, insurance, registration services, consultants and other maritime service institutions;

Port and maritime engineering: inland waterway regulation and repair, dredging equipment, terminal facilities and equipment, cargo logistics processing systems, loading and unloading machinery and equipment, large steel structures, offshore platform operating machinery and equipment, offshore operating supplies, liquefied natural gas carrier equipment;