Nanjing Yangtze River Delta International Chemical Industry Exhibition

The Exhibition Value of the Nanjing International Chemical Expo (CECP)

• The Nanjing Yangtze River Delta International Chemical Industry Exhibition (referred to as CECP) is rooted in China’s core chemical industry cluster and stands as one of the most influential annual events for the chemical sector in the Yangtze River Delta region. As the heartland of China’s chemical industry, the Yangtze River Delta hosts more than 40% of the nation’s large-scale chemical enterprises. It serves not only as a cradle of innovation for advanced chemical materials and fine chemicals but also as a practical hub for green chemical technologies and smart manufacturing solutions. Driven by the “dual carbon” strategy, the chemical industry now stands at a critical juncture of transformation and upgrading. The exhibition is widely recognized within the industry as a premier platform for chemical companies to expand into the Yangtze River Delta market and connect with cutting-edge resources in green chemistry and intelligent manufacturing.
• A One-Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Industrial ChainThe exhibition features specialized zones dedicated to chemical technology and equipment, chemical safety and environmental protection, smart chemical processes, instrumentation, pumps, valves, and chemical packaging and logistics. Exhibits span a wide range of categories, including new chemical materials—such as organic fluorine compounds, organosilicon materials, polyurethane products, engineering plastics, functional polymers, nanomaterials, and composite materials—as well as fine and specialty chemicals—including pharmaceutical intermediates, agrochemical intermediates, dye intermediates, biochemicals, electronic chemicals, catalysts, and surfactants. Additionally, the show showcases chemical unit equipment—covering operations like crushing, stirring, mixing, reaction, separation, filtration, concentration and drying, evaporation and crystallization, heat exchange, and thermal transfer—alongside pumps, valves, piping components, automation systems, instrumentation, petrochemical equipment, environmental protection devices, safety and emergency firefighting solutions, and smart chemical technologies. From traditional chemical machinery to digital twin factories, from environmental remediation technologies to intelligent packaging and logistics, exhibitors can engage in comprehensive interactions—from technical demonstrations and brand exposure to business negotiations—within a single venue.
• Precise Connections with Key Buyers and Industrial Chain Resources Across the Yangtze River Delta and NationwideThe Yangtze River Delta occupies a leading position in China’s economic development. The combined revenue of the petrochemical industries across the three provinces and one municipality accounts for 24.7% of the national petrochemical sector, and there are currently 121 officially recognized chemical industrial parks. The exhibition invites senior executives from major petrochemical groups such as PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC, officials from relevant ministries including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, academicians from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering, as well as government representatives from key cities and industrial clusters in sectors like petroleum and petrochemicals, biopharmaceuticals, and energy. For the 2026 edition, the event is expected to bring together 500 exhibiting companies, occupy 30,000 square meters of exhibition space, and attract 20,000 professional visitors. Exhibitors will have direct access to some of the most purchasing‑powerful customer segments in the Yangtze River Delta and across China.
• Unique Value for Chinese Enterprises—A Strategic Engine for Seizing Opportunities in Green Chemistry and Intelligent ManufacturingThe Yangtze River Delta International Chemical Exhibition is guided by the core theme “Green Chemistry, Smart Innovation for the Future,” focusing on four key sectors: new energy materials, high-end fine chemicals, environmental protection and governance technologies, and intelligent chemical equipment. At the 2025 edition, Danios’ solutions for the safe storage and leak prevention of chemicals stood out, with its safety cabinets, drum-handling carts, and spill‑containment pallets providing comprehensive safeguards for warehouse safety. Meanwhile, numerous companies showcased their technological prowess in digital transformation and smart manufacturing through demonstrations of digital twin factories, predictive maintenance and health‑management systems, and visualized chemical‑equipment displays. Concurrently, more than 30 high‑level forums were held, addressing critical topics such as innovation and application of advanced fine chemicals and new materials, digital transformation and intelligent manufacturing in the chemical industry, and the development of smart chemical parks coupled with safety and environmental management.
• A Strategic Hub for Technological Exchange and Industry–University–Research CollaborationThe exhibition brings together premium enterprises from diverse sectors—including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, and environmental protection—serving as a platform for deep integration among industry, academia, and research. Representatives from institutions such as the School of Food and Environmental Sciences and applied chemical‑technology programs engaged in trade‑show exchanges, gaining insights into emerging industry trends and gathering valuable resources to support talent development and industry–education collaboration. Exhibiting companies also leveraged the event to connect with potential customers, expand market channels, and monitor competitive dynamics, enabling them to refine their market strategies accordingly.
• Nanjing’s Geographical and Industrial AdvantagesHeld at the Nanjing International Expo Center (Xinzhuang National Exhibition Center), Nanjing—the capital of Jiangsu Province and a core city in the Yangtze River Delta—occupies one of China’s most developed chemical‑industry hubs. Benefiting from the region’s well‑established chemical value chain and abundant scientific‑research resources, the exhibition provides exhibitors with a strategic platform to access both the East China market and the broader national market.