Exhibition Information
展会简介
The Exhibition Value of the China International Battery Fair (CIBF)
- The world’s largest “barometer” event for the battery industry, officially hosted by a national-level industry association. Organized by the China Chemical and Physical Power Sources Industry Association, CIBF is the first brand‑registered exhibition in the battery sector. Since its inception in 1992, after more than three decades of development, it has become one of the most influential new‑energy exhibitions globally. In 2025, with an expansive footprint of 300,000 square meters, the fair will bring together over 3,200 leading enterprises and attract 400,000 domestic and international professional visitors, spanning more than 70 countries and regions—making it unrivaled in scale and influence worldwide. As a “barometer” and “accelerator” for China’s energy industry, CIBF serves as a strategic gateway for companies to establish their market position, align with policy directions, and connect with global resources.
- Comprehensive coverage of the entire value chain, with ten core sectors fully represented. The exhibition spans three thematic pavilions—Green Energy, Advanced Materials, and Intelligent Manufacturing—covering the full battery value chain from materials to cells, equipment, recycling, and end‑use applications. From various battery technologies—including lithium, sodium, solid‑state, and hydrogen fuel cells—to power batteries and management systems, energy storage solutions, battery manufacturing equipment, testing instruments, raw materials, and components, as well as waste‑battery recycling, charging infrastructure, and hydrogen‑fuel‑cell technologies, the fair presents a complete ecosystem of industrial innovation, bridging basic research to end‑application markets.
- Bringing together world‑class enterprises to foster collaborative innovation across the industry. Leading power‑battery manufacturers such as CATL, BYD, EVE Energy, Xinwangda, Gotion High‑Tech, Svolt, Ruipu Lanjun, and Chunan New Energy will showcase their latest breakthroughs alongside top intelligent‑equipment firms like Lead Intelligent, Jiatuo Intelligent, Hymson, Liyuanheng, and Mannster. Meanwhile, upstream material specialists including Pute Lai, Betray, Tianci Materials, and Xinzhoubang will also be on display. Cutting‑edge technologies such as solid‑state batteries, sodium‑ion batteries, and hydrogen fuel cells will take center stage, creating a pronounced “technological resonance” effect throughout the entire value chain.
- High‑level forums provide authoritative guidance, steering the industry toward green and intelligent transformation. Concurrent with the exhibition, prestigious summits such as the “Advanced Battery Frontier Technology Symposium,” the “Electric Aviation and Next‑Generation Battery Technologies Forum,” and the “CIBICS Battery Industry Cooperation Forum” will convene leading experts from institutions including the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Participants will engage in in‑depth discussions on hot topics like solid‑state batteries, ultra‑fast charging, large‑scale deployment of sodium batteries, and batteries for low‑altitude aircraft, while releasing authoritative reports such as the “Blue Book on the Lithium‑Ion Battery Industry” and the “White Paper on Standardization of Low‑Altitude Aircraft Batteries,” providing forward‑looking insights to inform corporate strategic decisions.
- Aggregating global buyer networks to create an efficient platform for business matchmaking. The 2025 edition is expected to draw over 400,000 professional visitors from more than 70 countries and regions, with the top five source markets being South Korea, Japan, India, the United States, and Germany. Beyond serving as a premier venue for technology launches, the fair functions as a comprehensive ecosystem‑integration platform and a cross‑sectoral innovation coordination hub. A dedicated international zone has been established to build robust bridges for Chinese brands seeking global expansion and for international companies looking to enter the Chinese market. Onsite preliminary deal values have already exceeded RMB 24 billion, with individual companies—such as Xinxin Lithium—reporting intent orders surpassing RMB 20 billion.





