News this week: This year’s Singapore
Airshow concluded with more
than 1,000 exhibitors from 47 countries and regions gathered at the Changi Exhibition Centre. The six-day aerospace and defence exhibition took place from 11th
to 16th February 2014, with the first three days reserved exclusive
for trade buyers.
Organised by Experia
Events, the show reportedly
attracted more than 40,000 trade visitors from 125 countries and regions – up from
the 38,000 recorded in 2012. This year’s show featured 22 country and group
pavilions, with an announced deal value of US$32 billion. The U.S. was the most
represented country at the exhibition this year with the participation from 163
companies – of which 111 were in the U.S. pavilion.
Jimmy Lau, managing
director of Experia Events, said, “We are delighted that the US$32 billion of
deals announced at Singapore Airshow 2014 represents an increase in the value
of deals from 2012. We have also recorded strong visitor figures from an even
larger number of countries, underscoring Singapore Airshow’s standing as the
preferred platform for high-level government delegations and industry leaders
to come together, network, address challenges facing the aerospace industry and
do business, all in one convenient location.”
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