Yueyang Exhibition Services Co., Ltd.

The annual Turkish International Brand Lighting Exhibition Exhibition time: Year, month and month
Exhibition location: Istanbul Exhibition Center, Turkey
Organizer MR Exhibition Group
Exhibition cycle: every two years
Exhibition Introduction
The Turkish Brand Lighting Exhibition was acquired and taken over by BM Exhibition Group in 2019. After the exhibition was held in 2018, the entire on-site exhibition became more international.
BM’s recent exhibition projects have rich exhibition experience and a huge procurement data system. BM China's companies have offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Guzhen and Shenzhen. The main features of the BM exhibition are: strong professionalism, high exhibition level, focusing on early publicity and exhibition recruitment work and the actual role of the exhibition on buyers and sellers.
The 1st Turkish International Brand Lighting Exhibition was held in Istanbul in March and is held every two years. After the successful hosting of the event, the organizer began to invite internationally renowned companies to participate in the exhibition with the focus and theme of international lighting brands. Using Turkey as a springboard, it radiates to Syria, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Greece, and many other developing countries that need a lot of infrastructure. Focusing on brands, targeting high-end engineering and architectural lighting, and large-scale store buyers for exhibition purposes. This exhibition is assisted and supported by the Turkish Ministry of Commerce, Turkish Lighting Association, Engineering Association, German Lighting Industry Association, Italian Lighting Association, and Belgian Lighting Engineering Association. The entire exhibition is dominated by high-end brands. There are also many production and processing factories in Turkey, among which the very famous lighting street is located just a minute's drive from the exhibition center.
Scope of exhibits
Architectural lighting, street lighting, industrial lighting, outdoor lighting, indoor lighting, shopping mall lighting decoration, lighting equipment (transformers, starters, cables, glass and plastic components, capacitors, etc.), D, Chandeliers, decorations, floor lamps, table lamps, light sources, spotlights, armatures and various lighting accessories.
Last session
The exhibition is mainly a brand exhibition, and almost all local and foreign exhibitors participated in specially designed booths. In the last exhibition, a total of international companies from Turkey, Denmark, Afghanistan, Austria, Finland, Japan, South Africa, South Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Tunisia, Italy, China, Germany, Poland, the Middle East and other countries participated in the exhibition. Among them, the United States, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom organized groups to participate in this year's exhibition. International enterprises h??, rm, D, and other industry leading enterprises participated in this exhibition with a high professional and high brand image.
This year, more than 200 companies participated in the exhibition, and the exhibition area exceeded square meters. Among them, well-known local Turkish companies such as RB, DM, ZM, MD, etc. have on-site booths with an area of more than square meters, displaying the company's brand image with special decoration. In 2018, the Hong Kong Exhibition sold a total of square meters and a total of Chinese companies were represented.
China's special decoration enterprises: Mu*Sen square meters, Shan* lighting square meters, Yuan* Optoelectronics square meters, Hangzhou Hang* Optoelectronics square meters, Ying*Special square meters, Wei*square meters, Rong*Special square meters , Japan * Optoelectronics square meters, Zhongshan Bo * square meters. Echoing the local and international major exhibitors, all special decoration companies displayed their own brand effects, and standard booth companies also achieved exhibition results that exceeded expectations on site. Since this year, this exhibition has also become a professional international lighting exhibition in Turkey and even the Middle East, with its unique and only representativeness!
Market Background
Turkey’s economy is a developing economy, with multiple economic components coexisting. Türkiye has given many overseas investors high returns and a good development environment. Over the years, Turkey has been a country with very rapid economic development in Europe.
With the global energy shortage and the continued rise of the concept of energy conservation and carbon reduction, the D and lighting industry has become one of the key industries that global governments are committed to developing! Judging from the Turkish lighting market, the current Turkish lighting and lighting market size is approximately US$100 million.
There are many local lighting companies in Turkey. % of their products are mainly M OEM products, and most of the products come from China. Turkey's current lighting market is mainly composed of commercial lighting, industrial lighting, retail display lighting, and architectural lighting. Retail display lighting is a very fast-growing industry in the Turkish lighting market. In recent years, considering environmental factors, the Turkish government has banned the production and sale of high-wattage incandescent lamps. This measure will undoubtedly increase the demand for energy-saving lamps and D lamps.
Turkey is one of the very fast-growing emerging markets and a member of the European Customs Union. With the development of the local economy, the productivity of Turkey's lighting industry has also been greatly improved, making Turkey one of the most promising lighting production countries in the world. Istanbul, where the exhibition is held, is a city with a very high concentration of Turkish personnel. It is also the economic center of Turkey. There are many local lighting companies in Turkey, including large dealers and medium-sized dealers, most of which are concentrated in Istanbul. And Turkey's Eurasian geographical location can affect the Balkans, Eastern Europe, CIS countries, Arab countries, the Middle East and North Africa.