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China Internation Exhibitions HKG,Unit 2010, 20/F China Resouces Building, 26 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong KongTel: +852 2876 5119Fax: +852 2520 0750Email: gladys@chinaallworld.comContact: Gladys Lui

International Expo Management Pte LtdNo. 1 Jalan Kilang, Timor #09-03, Pacific Tech Centre, Singapore 159303Tel: +65 6233 6777Fax: +65 6233 6768Email: carolyn@iemallworld.comContact: Carolyn Lee

Overseas Exhibition Services Ltd12th Floor, Westminster Tower,3 Albert Embankment,London, SE1 7SP, UKTel: +44 (0)20 7840 2104Fax: +44 (0)20 7840 2119Email: mwaters@oesallworld.comContact: Marie Waters Website: www.allworldexhibitions.com

China International Exhibitions LtdRoom 2402 Singular Mansion,No 318-322, Xian Xia Road,Shanghai, 200336, ChinaTel: +86 21 6209 5209Fax: +86 21 6209 5232Email: woodmac@chinaallworld.comContact: Uly Liu Website: www.chinaallworld.com

SHELL STAND (US$60 per m2)Includes walls, carpet, lighting & fascia with

company name.

PREMIUM STAND (US$95 per m2)Upgraded Walk on stand with lockablecabinet, display cube and logo tower

WALK ON STAND (US$75 per m2)Includes Shell Stand plus walls, carpet, lighting,

fascia, power point, counter, table, chairs & shelving.

SPACE ONLYBare floorspace, ideal for large exhibitors or national

groups who wish to build their own stand.

• Architects & Interior Designers • Building Developers • Building & Interiors Decoration Materials Trading Enterprises • Furniture Accessories & Components Trading Enterprises• Furniture Manufacturers • Government Institutions • Manufacturers of Wood Products • Plywood & Particleboard Manufacturers • Quantity Surveyors, Specifiers • Saw Millers• Timber Processing Machinery Trading Enterprises • Timber Traders • Wooden Building & Interior Decoration Materials Manufacturers • Woodworking Machinery & Supplies Trading Enterprises

VISITOR PROFILE

• Machinery • Tools • Wood Processing Machinery • Furniture Manufacturing Machinery • Panel Board Manufacturing Machinery • Knife & Blade • Machinery Accessories • Hand Tools • Grinders • Measuring Equipment • Materials Handling Equipment

EXHIBIT PROFILE

1-4 MARCH 2011 SHANGHAI NEW INTERNATIONAL EXPO CENTRE PUDONG

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The excellent new facilities at Shanghai New International Centre (SNIEC) provide the best venue for WoodMac China. The Show occupies over 27,000 sqm of pillar free exhibit space and boasts:

• World class, state of the art, exhibition facilities

• Nine pillar free ground level halls

• Situated in the world renowned Shanghai Pudong New Area, five star hotels and Shanghai busy metropolis are within 15 mins of the expo by car.

• Metro line 7, Huamu Road station, with shuttle bus service direct to the exhibition entrance.

The Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC)

Shanghai is without doubt the most important trading centre in China benefiting from its geographical position midway between North & South China, making it convenient for buyers from all parts of the country to attend

The City: Shanghai - China’s International Trade Centre

An experienced team of professional organisers will ensure a stress free participation. CIE, China International Exhibitions have organised over 70 exhibitions on mainland China and Hong Kong SAR. Our unrivalled experience of more than 20 years in the Chinese exhibition industry has equipped the company and staff with skills and contacts to organise and manage “Professionally Organised Exhibitions” for international companies in the China market. Organised by China International Exhibitions, a member of Allworld Exhibitions .

Show Organisers: China International Exhibition Services (CIE)

Professional Association Seminar Programme

WoodMac China. Combined with this, advanced port facilities, efficient import & export regulations, make the city the ideal center for international trade.

THE 11TH INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY & WOODWORKING MACHINERY & SUPPLIES EXHIBITION

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1-4 MARCH 2011SHANGHAI NEW INTERNATIONAL EXPO CENTRE PUDONG (SNIEC)

Recognised by the global wood industry as the main Show in China for woodworking technology. WoodMac China has served the industry for two decades.

Exhibiting companies from all over the world have demonstrated, through their commitment, that this fair is a unique platform for this sector.

Two Decades Serving the Industry

Between 2009-2013 total furniture output is projected to increase by an annual 10% with a 29%

jump in panel consumption in the same period.

• Changzhou Furniture Association • Chinese Academy of Forestry • Hebei Furniture Association • Qingdao Woodworking Machinery Association • Research Institute of Wood Industry • Shun de Lunjiao Woodworking Machinery Association • Shanghai Woodworking Machinery Guild • Shanghai Furniture Industry Association • Shenyang Furniture Association • Suzhou Furniture Association

INDUSTRY SUPPORT

The event plays a key role in networking & knowledge transfer across the industry

China’s Economy continues to positively astound. A rebound in trade figures has seen a rise in exports at 18% and imports at 56% (in December 2009). This upward trend is expected to continue with GDP forecast to grow by 9.5% in 2010.

China Trade Surges On Economic Strength

The recently released plan for the revitalization of the forest industry 2010-2012 by five state government administrations aims to raise the output value of the sector and to maintain growth of around 12% annually. It aims to achieve this in 3 years by focusing on support for 100 national leading enterprises and 10 large wood industry clusters.

Targets:• Output value of the forest industry is set to increase to RMB2.26 trillion in 2012.

• Planned output of the wood-based panel sector will be around 100 million m3.

• Total value of wood products trade is expected to be over US$90 billion of which US$50 billion would be for export.

Export products such as wood-based panels, wood flooring, furniture, wooden doors will be given priority. To meet these targets timber imports are forecast to be over 60 million cu.m (log equivalent). The number of employees in wood processing sectors is set to increase by 12 million. This in turn will sustain new production capacity.

Source: China’s business climate index released by National Bureau of Statistics on April 9th

Revitalisation Of The Forest Industry

Foreign exports and imports rose on the year to 2009, an indication, say analysts, that the low-cost manufacturers who assemble equipment using foreign components have proved resilient to the downturn and are benefiting as their customers restock.

Manufacturers Recover Trade

In the downturn China’s furniture industry, with the assistance of tax incentives, turned to focus on long-term investment in new technologies to increase production efficiency in the face of growing global competition, rising production costs, labour shortages and an appreciating currency.

Restructuring of both the primary and secondary wood product industries, is expected over the next five years offering opportunities to machinery manufacturers.

Investing In New Technologies

Outside Shanghai 5,930 (43%) Total Visitors: 13,672

Overseas 1,761 (13%)

Shanghai 5,752 (42%)

VIP’s 229 (2%)

VISITORS: 13% of FROM OVERSEAS

All photographs taken from WoodMac China 2009

“WoodMacChina is the barometer by whichwe and others in the industry measure the China market.

Our participation this year has confirmed that the potential for sales in the domestic market is still strong”.

Giuliano Moretti, Area Manager AsiaFreud Pozzo, Italy

“Only brought one laminator press to the showand delighted to have sold it to a customer in China.

Met many potential customers from mainland and overseas”.

Wemhonener,Germany

“Results were better than expected. We metmost of our China distributors and many have purchased

machines, taking advantage of the Special Offers wemade available for orders placed at the show”.

Joerg F. Mayer, General ManagerAltendorf Quinghuangdao Machinery - China

Endorsed by the major trade associations this show is the industry hub for vendors to meet face-to-face with buyers.

Exhibitors gain greater industry insights at WoodMac China the leading trade show for the complete woodworking industry in China.

• 13,672 visitors attended the show of which 42% came from Shanghai, 43% from other Chinese cities & 13% or 1,761 came from overseas.

• 406 exhibitors from 19 countries including pavilions from China, Germany, Italy & Spain.

• Overseas buyers came from 81 countries, & from destinations as varied as Afghanistan to Chile, Iran to Australia, & Russia to Indonesia.

• Record orders were placed with Chinese & international suppliers of machinery, hardware & wood products from both domestic & overseas customers.

Pavilions (by country) booked in advance for WoodMacChina 2011 include:

• China (CNFMA) • Germany (VDMA) • Italy (ACIMALL) • Spain (AFEMMA)

Each official pavilion will be co-ordinated by the parent trade association, ensuring high profile presentation and promotion.

WMC 2011: ADVANCED RESERVATIONS

EXCLUSIVE SUPPORT

Almost 70% of the world’s woodworking machinery will be represented at WoodMacChina via Eumabois and the CNFMA

European Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers’ Association

China National Forestry Machinery Association

Supported/Endorsed by:• ACIMALL • AFEMMA • AIMMAP • DROMA • DREVMASH

• FMS FMWI • HBT • SMT • SVDSZ • SYMOP• Teknologia teollisuus • VDMA

S H A N G H A I T H E M O S T I M P O R T A N T C E N T R E F O R I N T E R N A T I O N A L T R A D E

STATISTICS AT WOODMAC CHINA 2009 & ASSOCIATE SHOWS FURNITEK & WOODBUILD CHINA 2009

VISITORBONUS

Export Orders

A survey of 70 large wood processing enterprises by the Bank of China revealed that, starting in August of 2009, export orders have risen significantly. Statistics showed that production in about 60 percent of the enterprises recovered to the level before the global financial crisis.

Buyers Discuss the Detail at WoodMac China