The 2024 Poland Warsaw International Lighting Exhibition LIGHT-TECH EXPO (abbreviated as Poland Lighting Exhibition) will be held from November 13th to 15th. The exhibition address is PTAK International Exhibition Center in Warsaw, Poland. The exhibition is held once a year. The exhibition organizer is Ptak Warsaw Expo. The exhibits cover professional lighting, decorative lighting, LED lighting and applications, professional lighting, light source and electric lamp accessories.
The Polish Lighting Exhibition LIGHT-TECH EXPO attracted 120 exhibitors from Poland, France, India, Italy, Germany, Ukraine, Lithuania, Turkey, the Netherlands and other countries, with an exhibition area of more than 15,000 square meters, and successfully attracted 10,000 professional visitors from Poland, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, France and other EU countries, as well as the United Kingdom, Ukraine, Turkey, Egypt, Central Asia and the Middle East and other countries and regions. According to statistics from the organizers, 80% of the exhibitors are satisfied with the results of this exhibition, 70% of the exhibitors said they would continue to participate in the Polish Lighting Exhibition LIGHT-TECH EXPO next year, and more than 80% of the exhibitors have established new business partnerships through this exhibition.
market background
In 2013, an estimated 209.5 million incandescent general lighting service (GLS) lamps were in use in Poland. The residential market used the most GLS lamps, with 191 million (91%); the commercial sector used 18 million GLS lamps (9%) and the industrial sector used 5 million GLS lamps. In 2013, 213 million incandescent lamps were produced in Poland. There were approximately 2 million orders for incandescent lamps sold throughout the year. On average, each Polish household has 15 standard Edison screw lamp sockets.
In 2015, Poland’s total imports of lighting fixtures amounted to US$1.027 billion, of which the total amount of related products imported from China was as high as US$477 million. China’s lighting fixture imports accounted for 46.45% of Poland’s total, making it Poland’s largest source of imports.