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Introduction

"China is the most exciting place for automobiles in the world."

Brennan McNulty, Vice President, MHSI, (Automotive Logistics Asia conference 2005
Meet your future automotive logistics business partners

China is entering a new phase . . . it has become the world's factory. The country is to the new millennium what England was to the 19th century. China is rapidly becoming a region that produces high quality components and finished vehicles for the automotive industry and is increasing exports of high quality products to the rest of the world.

The challenge - creating automotive logistics networks in China

The lack of infrastructure in the logistics sector makes China a difficult market to break. However, with these problems being addressed on national and regional levels, increasing opportunities exist for a network of logistics hubs in China - opportunities for both local and global logistics providers. With current industry players struggling to meet the demands of this frenetically expanding industry, China holds vast economic potential for those providers willing to rise to the challenge.

This is your opportunity to develop new business partnerships

Business relationships between manufacturers, suppliers and providers are in the early stages in China and many global companies operating in the region are still at the decision-making stage. This offers automotive providers lucrative new business opportunities.

Rise to the challenge - share your business solutions with the region's leading players at Automotive Logistics Asia 2007!

China - vital statistics
  • Chinese vehicle production currently stands at 3 million for 2005 (for the first eight months of this year)
  • China is the third largest trading nation, contributing 10% to the world's economic growth
  • Since 2004 the Chinese economy has increased by 9.5%
  • In 2004, China attracted over US$60.6 billion in direct foreign investment
  • By the end of 2005, China's automobile market should reach 6.4 million and is forecast to top 15 million by 2008, accounting for 25% of the world's total demand.
  • In August, China's auto output and sales reached 441,600 and 418,700 respectively
Testimonials:

“I enjoyed the conference and making the new contacts. As always, the organisation was excellent and very professional.”
Simon Chia, Senior Manager - Parts Operations, Central After Sales, Mercedes-Benz China Limited

“I have been to a lot of conferences and believe me, this is the best conference I have ever attended.”
Jerry Wang, Managing Director, Automotive Operation, China, APL Logistics

Who attends Automotive Logistics Conferences?
  • Corporate management (CEOs, presidents, managing directors)
  • Logistics executives
  • Vehicle manufacturing executives
  • Tier suppliers
  • Logistics service providers
  • Distributors/importers of passenger and commercial vehicles
  • Quality Control executives
  • Plant managers
  • IT consultants
  • Procurement executives
  • Automotive consultants and academics
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