Exhibition Information
- Name
- Shanghai International Industrial Materials Exhibition – Copper
- Industry
- Metal Processing
- City
- Shanghai
- Venue
- No. 2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
- Abbreviation
- COPPER CHINA
- Exhibition Dates
- Visitors
- 29000 visitors
- Exhibitors
- 600 exhibitors
展会简介
Reasons to Exhibit at the Shanghai Copper Industry Exhibition
- A Professional Platform Co‑Organized by National-Level Industry Associations: Co‑hosted by the China Nonferrous Metals Processing Industry Association and Reed Exhibitions, with guidance from the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, this exhibition serves as an international, specialized platform for trade and business exchange within the copper processing sector. Focusing on copper‑based new materials, copper‑processed products, related machinery, and auxiliary materials, it comprehensively showcases innovative technologies, advanced manufacturing processes, and diverse applications across the entire copper industry value chain, supporting the sector’s commitment to high‑quality development.
- Five Concurrent Exhibitions Building a Comprehensive Industrial Ecosystem: Held concurrently and at the same venue as the China International Aluminum Industry Exhibition, the Shanghai International Magnesium Industry Exhibition, the Asia Automotive Lightweighting Exhibition, and the Shanghai International Recycling Metals Exhibition, this event forms a comprehensive gathering that spans the entire nonferrous metals value chain. With unprecedented scale, the five exhibitions are expected to bring together over 650 reputable exhibitors across a total exhibition space of 60,000 square meters, offering participating companies opportunities for in‑depth resource sharing and collaborative innovation across multiple material sectors.
- Targeting High‑Growth Emerging Markets: While providing full coverage of established application areas such as new‑energy vehicles, power electronics, telecommunications, and energy storage, the exhibition places particular emphasis on emerging growth drivers like the low‑altitude economy and humanoid robotics. It systematically highlights the critical technological roles of copper materials in cutting‑edge applications—including electric aircraft motors, high‑voltage electrical systems, joint actuators for humanoid robots, and precision thermal management systems—providing enterprises with strategic opportunities to seize early market positions in these burgeoning fields.
- Global Buyer Networks and Precision Business Matching: Leveraging Reed Exhibitions’ global network, the event is expected to connect more than 4,000 overseas professional visitors from over 100 countries and regions. Targeted outreach and resource integration will be conducted in key emerging markets—including the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia—as well as in priority application domains. The exhibition has launched a systematic “Pre‑Exhibition–During–Year‑Round” precision matchmaking service, utilizing the TAP Invited Buyer Program to invite VIP decision‑makers with clearly defined procurement plans, aiming to facilitate over 1,100 one‑on‑one, highly targeted business meetings throughout the year.
- High‑Level Forums and Showcase of Innovative Achievements: Concurrently held is the “Copper‑Based New Materials High‑End Applications Forum,” which focuses on material processing technologies, pathways toward industrialization, and analyses of applicability in emerging fields, systematically reviewing the latest advances in process innovation, product development, and performance enhancement for copper materials. Additionally, the “Lightweight Materials Applications and Industry‑University‑Research Innovation Showcase Zone” brings together exemplary use cases of lightweight copper materials in new‑energy vehicles, low‑altitude economic equipment, and other sectors, aggregating foundational research findings and industrial collaboration projects from domestic and international universities and research institutions to foster pragmatic industry‑university‑research cooperation.





