Shanghai International LED Display and Lighting Exhibition Tickets

Founded in 2005, the Shanghai International LED Display and Lighting Exhibition (LED CHINA) is a trailblazer among specialized LED industry exhibitions worldwide. Together with DIGITAL SIGNAGE CHINA, it represents an extension of the SIGN CHINA advertising exhibition’s supply chain, establishing the world’s first integrated trade platform that bridges traditional advertising signage and digital display technologies. As a flagship event, it strives to help industry players strengthen their brands

The Value of Participating in the Shanghai International LED Exhibition (LED CHINA)

• A Global “Wind Vane” Event for the LED Display Industry. Since its inception in 2005, the exhibition has cultivated a reputation spanning more than two decades, becoming widely recognized as a benchmark for global LED display industry development. For sixteen consecutive years, overseas buyers have come from over 100 countries and regions; in 2025, the Shanghai show attracted professionals from an unprecedented 157 countries and regions, with the number of buyer nations setting a new record, as certified by the Shanghai Notary Office. Today, the exhibition has evolved into a premier gathering place for industry stakeholders from over 140 countries worldwide.
• The “1+N” Industry Synergy Model: Building a Comprehensive Ecosystem Across Sound, Light, Video, and Display Sectors. Centered on LED displays, the exhibition integrates resources with concurrent events such as the Shanghai International Advertising Exhibition (SIGN CHINA), the International Large-Format Printing and Digital Textile Printing Exhibition, the International Smart Display and Digital Signage Exhibition, and the Asia International Professional Lighting and Audio Exhibition. This “four-exhibition synergy” marks the first time the entire advertising technology value chain—from traditional signage to LED displays, digital signage, and professional lighting and audio systems—has been seamlessly connected. In 2025, the number of exhibiting companies grew from 500 to 800, an increase of over 60%, with trade performance receiving widespread acclaim across the industry.
• The “Spring-Autumn Dual-Exhibition” Strategic Layout: Precise Coverage of Two Core Economic Regions. Continuing the “Spring-Autumn Dual-Exhibition” model, the March Shenzhen show is anchored in the Greater Bay Area industrial base, focusing on developing the “sound-light-video-display” ecosystem across diverse applications such as stage production, digital cultural tourism, and smart conferencing. Meanwhile, the September Shanghai show delves deep into the Yangtze River Delta economic zone, comprehensively addressing the digital transformation needs of the advertising sector and providing a precise platform for industry-wide adaptation. With differentiated positioning, the two exhibitions together form a one-stop procurement ecosystem covering LED digital signage, professional lighting and audio, and large-format printing industries.
• Immersive Scenario Experiences: Exploring the Frontiers of LED Innovation. The exhibition features four themed experience zones—Smart City, Commercial Space, Cultural Night Tours, and Stage Performances—breaking away from conventional viewing paradigms. Visitors can personally operate the environmental monitoring system of LED smart streetlights, immerse themselves in how light and shadow art reshapes urban landmarks, engage in real-time interactions with stage lighting, and witness the seamless integration of LED displays and illumination. Each scenario serves as a vivid demonstration of innovative LED applications, helping exhibitors push the boundaries of their industries.
• Online–Offline Integration: 365 Days of Uninterrupted Global Trade Services. LED CHINA’s official “Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative” exhibition e‑commerce platform, “Duoyoupin,” achieves a deep fusion of offline exhibitions and online marketplaces, enabling businesses to extend their offline operations into the digital realm. Whether companies seek face-to-face, in-depth collaboration during the exhibition or wish to leverage online platforms for round-the-clock global business connections, they can access 365 days of continuous global trade services. In 2025, the Shanghai show marked the first instance of bilingual Chinese–English coverage by national media outlets such as CCTV and Xinhua News Agency, with the dual-brand further impressing the global stage through its “Made in China” ethos.