China Beijing Military Logistics Expo

The China Beijing Military Logistics Expo (CSNE) is the only exhibition in China dedicated to military logistics support. Under the strong guidance and support of the Joint Staff Department, the Logistics Support Department, the Equipment Development Department, the Training Management Department, the Joint Logistics Support Force, the PLA Army Logistics Support Department, the PLA Army Equipment Development Department, the PLA Navy Logistics Support Department, the PLA Navy Equipment Development Department, the PLA Air Force Logistics Support Department, the PLA Air Force Equipment Development Department, the PLA Rocket Force Logistics Support Department, the PLA Rocket Force Equipment Development Department, the State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, as well as ten major defense industry groups, the event is co-organized by the China Peaceful Utilization of Military Industrial Technology Association, the Chamber of Commerce for Science and Technology Equipment of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, and the Logistics Equipment Committee of the Chinese Society of National Defense Science and Technology. Since its inception in 2012, it has become a premier platform for showcasing cutting-edge logistics equipment, fostering military–civilian integration, facilitating information exchange, technological collaboration, and business negotiations between supply and demand.

At the previous edition of the China Beijing Military Logistics Expo (CSNE), the total exhibition area reached 30,000 square meters, with nearly 600 exhibitors from 23 countries and regions—including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland—drawing approximately 40,000 visitors. The event attracted key decision-makers from all branches of the armed forces, including the military and national defense sectors, as well as representatives from the defense industry, aviation, aerospace, ordnance, shipbuilding, radar, electronics, nuclear industries, government agencies, equipment departments, information technology units, communication stations, bases, major theater commands, and numerous defense-related enterprises, institutions, and academic/research organizations within the national defense science and technology system.

Leading manufacturers in the sector were represented, including Epson, AVIC Guohua, H3C, Huawei Industries, Hikvision, StarNet Ruijie, Kedun Technology, CSSC, Dexin Tongchuang, Manheng Digital, Qingtong Vision, HBM, Leyard, Ronghaotai Vision, Blue信 Mobile, Qiangli Jucolor, AVIC Optoelectronics, Tianhe Optoelectronics, Shilian Power, Sinotruk Group, Leizhidun, GreenChip Semiconductor, UCloud, Shenji Diantong, Guoke Huanyu, Huace Navigation, Aipus, Taiqi Technology, JuXing Technology, Huahuitong, Tianyu Chuanggao, Boxin Hongda, Maipu Communications, Hytera, Intellisense, Mibo Communications, Zhongfu Information, Andian Technology, Weida Technology, Zhongjiaotongxin, Yixuntong, Hualan Micro, Zhongtie Xin’an, Lisichen, Tuya Li, Chaoyang Power, Aerospace Electrical Appliances, the Second Department of the Second Academy of Aerospace, the 702nd Institute of Aerospace, Suzhou Test, Kehua Hengsheng, Keshida, Ruiling Optoelectronics, Autotech Electronics, Maili Optoelectronics, Unilumin Technology, AVIC Intelligence, Hengneng Technology, Qiwei Measurement & Control, Aerospace Scenery, Nanhai HeLi, Shanghai Harden, and others.

This year’s China Beijing Military Logistics Expo (CSNE) can be likened to a grand parade of China’s high-tech enterprises, showcasing the nation’s advanced technologies to the world. It not only creates valuable opportunities for businesses but also enhances China’s international prestige.

China Beijing Military Logistics Expo 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.

The Exhibition Value of the Beijing Military Logistics Expo (CSNE)

• China’s Only National-Level Professional Exhibition Named After Military Logistics SupportThe Beijing Military Logistics Expo (CSNE), co-hosted by the China Peaceful Utilization of Military Industrial Technology Association and the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce’s Science & Technology Equipment Chamber of Commerce, has been successfully held for fourteen editions since its inception in 2012. It is the sole professional exhibition in China’s military logistics sector explicitly named after “military logistics support.” Under the strong guidance of the Joint Staff Department, the Logistics Support Department, the Equipment Development Department of the Central Military Commission, as well as the logistics and equipment departments of all branches of the armed forces, the expo is widely recognized within the industry as a leading indicator of developments in China’s military logistics equipment and a pivotal platform for enterprises seeking access to the military‑industrial logistics procurement ecosystem.
• A One‑Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Industry ChainThe expo encompasses more than ten specialized sectors, including military rations and supplies, naval‑specific equipment, air force‑specific equipment, medical and sanitary gear, military coatings, maintenance tools, kitchen equipment, fuel‑related systems, military logistics and warehousing solutions, field‑camping gear, camouflage technologies, construction machinery, specialized apparatus, as well as military new energy and power‑supply systems. From individual‑soldier field rations to large‑scale port‑support facilities, from field tents to modular hospital systems, exhibitors can engage in comprehensive interactions—ranging from technology demonstrations and brand exposure to business negotiations—all under one roof.
• Precise Alignment with Core Military Buyers and Decision‑MakersThe previous edition attracted nearly 800 exhibiting companies and drew over 36,630 professional visitors, including senior executives from military units, the People’s Armed Police, public security agencies, and various defense‑related enterprises and research institutes spanning aerospace, weaponry, shipbuilding, radar, electronics, and nuclear industries. The 2026 edition is projected to expand to 600 exhibitors, welcome 40,000 professional attendees, and occupy an exhibition space of 30,000 square meters. Exhibitors will have direct access to key decision‑makers responsible for military logistics equipment procurement, as well as procurement leaders from major defense conglomerates.
• Unique Value for Chinese Enterprises: A Strategic Engine for Entering the Military Logistics Procurement EcosystemCSNE serves as a critical gateway for private enterprises seeking to integrate into the military logistics supply chain. The expo brings together leading defense research institutes such as the Second Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, the Third Academy, the 210th Institute of Ordnance, the 709th Institute of Shipbuilding, and the 15th Institute of Electronics, alongside industry giants like Hikvision, Tianjin Lishen, Kirin Software, and KSTAR. Concurrently, the event hosts numerous specialized forums, providing exhibitors with strategic insights into military logistics procurement policies, technical standards, and market trends.
• A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry TrendsAt the exhibition, cutting-edge offerings such as individual field rations, military mobile kitchens, expandable field command modules, shipboard medical units, airport pavement repair vehicles, nuclear, biological, and chemical contamination monitoring vehicles, and military new-energy power-generation technologies drew significant attention. The event aligns closely with the national strategy of “military–civilian integration,” focusing on the trends toward intelligent, field‑deployable, and modular logistics equipment.
• Beijing’s Geographical and Policy AdvantagesThe exhibition was held at the China International Exhibition Center (Chaoyang Hall) in Beijing. As the seat of the Central Military Commission and the headquarters of all branches of the armed forces, Beijing also serves as a major hub for leading defense industry groups and research institutes. Leveraging its strategic position as the nation’s central decision‑making center for military affairs and a core nexus of the defense science and technology industry, CSNE provides exhibitors with a strategic platform to connect with the military logistics procurement ecosystem.

Notable exhibitors

• Military Research Institutes: Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering No. 2, Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering No. 3, Institute 304 of the China Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering, Institute 702 of the China Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering, Institute 802 of the Eighth Academy of the China Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering, Institute 511 of the China Academy of Aerospace Systems Engineering, Institute 210 of the China North Industries Group Corporation, Factory 617 of the China North Industries Group Corporation, Institute 709 of the China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, Institute 716 of the China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, Institute 15 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Institute 40 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Institute 28 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Institute 52 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Institute 55 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, Institute 54 of the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, Aviation Industry Corporation of China, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, Aeroengine Corporation of China, China Electronics Information Industry Corporation
• Military Electronics and IT Enterprises: Hikvision, Hualu Group, Sanmu Holdings, Huayan Transportation, North China Industrial Control, ADATA Storage, Hytera, Kirin Software, UnionTech Software, Qixin Intelligence, Aerospace Electrical Appliances, Meiling Power Supply, Stetson, Lizheng Technology, Xiongwei Technology, Litong Quansheng, Regenx, Nanjing Xiaoniu, Changguang Qiheng, Nuodajia, Xunsheng Intelligence, Huizhong Technology, Helix Starlink, Mofulong, Daoming Superconductors, Changsheng Technology, CSSC Star Inertial Navigation, Shanghai Jianping, Zhongyuan Changjiang, Dingyang Technology, Hangyu Power Supply, Xin Chun Electronics, Fengmai Technology, Jundun Equipment, Shentai Information, Jinshan Top, Tieying Special Vehicles, Xike Industrial, Yizhuo Optoelectronics, Feisuan Qinglian, Yuanzheng Technology, Suzhou Test, KESD
• Special Vehicle and Support Equipment Companies: SINOTRUK Group, Tieying Special Vehicles, AVIC Intelligence, Qivi Measurement & Control, Aerospace Vision
• Energy and Power Supply Companies: Kehua Hengsheng, KSTAR, Chaoyang Power, Hangyu Power, Meiling Power