Northeast Shenyang International Lighting Exhibition

The Northeast Shenyang International Lighting Exhibition (CNLE), co-organized by the Shenyang Federation of Industry and Commerce and the Hardware & Electrical Machinery Chamber of Commerce under the Shenyang FIC, offers comprehensive, multi-dimensional, rolling coverage before, during, and after the event. It promotes exhibitors’ latest lighting products and technologies nationwide, creating boundless business opportunities for participating companies. (Copyright of this content belongs to Juzhan; unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

At the Northeast Shenyang International Lighting Exhibition (CNLE), on-site product procurement matchmaking sessions bring together end‑user group buyers and channel distributors, ensuring that both visitors and exhibitors leave with valuable connections and opportunities. This makes it an ideal partner for companies seeking to expand into northern markets and showcase new products, technologies, and materials.

Well‑known exhibiting companies include Philips, Lijing Optoelectronics, Sohn, Baolin Technology, Zhongwei Optoelectronics, Siemens Electrical, Mulinsen, Jiujiu Optoelectronics, Beishou Light Source, TCL, Xinxing Lighting, Shenzhen Huaqiang, Futian Electrical, Zhongyue Optoelectronics, Dari Optoelectronics, Fengguang Legend, AiHua Hengye, Guangpu Optoelectronics, Tianyi Optoelectronics, Liwo Lighting, Damei Lighting, Mingshi Home Furnishings, Smel Optoelectronics, Rikō Energy Saving, Zhongbo Optoelectronics, Sibedi Plaza, Guangda Electronics, Jinyu Lighting, Lanpa Electronics, Jieweixun Electronics, Langhui Lighting, Preya Technology, Zhongsheng Lighting, Mingwei Switches, Putian Lighting, Dongsheng Lighting, Dalian General Street Lamps, and many other leading smart‑lighting enterprises.

Northeast Shenyang International Lighting Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.