The delayed resumption of the 2022 China International Coating Exhibition has not been determined
The organizer of the 27th China International Coating Exhibition (CHINACOAT 2022) and the 35th China International Surface Treatment Exhibition (SFCHINA2022), Xinzhan Star Exhibition (Shenzhen) Co., LTD announced that "The 27th China International Coating Exhibition CHINACOat 2022" and "The 35th China International Surface Treatment Exhibition SFCHINA2022", which were scheduled to be held in the exhibition hall of China Import and Export Fair in Guangzhou on December 6-8, 2022, have been postponed. At the same time, the online exhibition originally scheduled to open from November 30 to December 30 will also be postponed with the physical exhibition, so that exhibitors can have a better exhibition effect.
The organizer said it was sorry that the exhibition could not be held as scheduled. In the future, the organizer will discuss with the exhibition hall and relevant units about the latest arrangement of the exhibition, including the new exhibition date and related administrative work, and will contact the exhibitors again as soon as possible.
2026-08-27
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