Huizhou International Industrial ExpoHIIE

The Huizhou International Industrial Expo (hereinafter referred to as the Huizhou Industrial Expo) will showcase the most advanced products, technologies, and solutions in the field of intelligent manufacturing. Concurrent events will include large-scale thematic forums, lectures, and supply–demand matchmaking sessions.

Huizhou is located on the eastern shore of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, adjacent to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Dongguan, occupying a pivotal position in Guangdong’s economic development and enjoying convenient transportation links. As one of Guangdong Province’s key manufacturing hubs, Huizhou boasts a solid industrial foundation and a well‑integrated industrial chain.

Huizhou is among China’s major production bases for the electronic information industry. In 2022, the total output value of the city’s electronic information industry cluster surpassed RMB 500 billion for the first time, ranking third in the province. The cluster comprises 855 enterprises above designated size, including 12 companies with an annual output value exceeding RMB 10 billion. Huizhou has established five leading industries—ultra‑high‑definition video display, 5G and smart terminals, intelligent connected vehicles, new‑energy batteries, and core basic electronics—and has nurtured a number of industry leaders such as TCL, Desay, EVE Energy, and Bern Optics. In addition to the electronic information sector, Huizhou is actively developing other key industries, including automotive manufacturing, new materials, and new energy. The growth of these sectors has not only spurred rapid local economic development but has also made significant contributions to Guangdong’s industrial economy.

To further respond to government initiatives and meet strong market demand, the Huizhou International Industrial Expo will bring together high‑caliber professionals—including academic experts, entrepreneurs, and engineers—to create a major industrial equipment event on the eastern shore of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area.