Medtec China 2021 to exhibits advanced medical equipment & manufacturing services
19 January 2021 | News
The exhibition scheduled to held from September 1 to 3, 2021 in a greater scale showcasing advanced medical devices and technologies to create more business opportunities
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China's medical device market is expected to surpass 900 billion yuan in size by 2022. Advanced medical products, however, are currently primarily imported. Last year, China called for actions to shore up its weak spot in advanced medical devices, accelerate studies on key technologies, and to thus seize independent control of the advanced medical equipment market. All localities and departments across the country, therefore, are picking up the pace in developing advanced equipment.
Medtec China 2021, is planned to exhibit in Shanghai from September, 1–3, 2021, and will roll out a new exhibiting zone called Advanced Medical equipment Design & Manufacturing Services in Hall 4 of SWEECC. Hangzhou Hikvision and Formica Vivix have been confirmed to debut in the new Zone.
Medtec China 2020, attracted a total of 36,508 visitors from a wide range of departments of medical device manufacturers, including 85% for business contacts, and more than 90% for procurement and finding new suppliers.
The procurement managers, supply chain managers, procurement team leaders, strategic purchasers, R&D engineers and mechanical engineers represented more than 7,000 medical device manufacturers, including Philips, GE, Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, BD, Boston Scientific Corporation, Abbott Molecular, Smith & Nephew, Honeywell , Olympus , United Imaging, Zimmer Biomet, Winner, MicroPort, Mindray, Tuoren, Wego, Yuwell, Aohua, Shinva Medical Instrument, and other well-established enterprises at home and abroad. These companies are known to have varied buying needs for advanced medical devices, such as medical imaging equipment, medical electronic apparatus, medical optical instruments, instruments and endoscopic equipment.
Medtec China 2021 is therefore launching a new exhibiting zone called "Advanced Medical equipment Design & Manufacturing Services" to meet substantial demands in the market.
