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From hosting high-level industry forums to launching China's first AI lighting model application platform, and promoting the “Lighting Capital · Four Seasons” foreign trade complex.

featuring exhibitors from around 20 countries and regions and attracting a total of about 3,000 global companies.

The first phase of the 138th Canton Fair was held in Guangzhou, Guangdong from October 15 to 19, under the theme of “Advanced Manufacturing.”

At professional fairs such as the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition and the China Construction Expo, Guangdong’s lighting enterprises have been prominently featured.

According to investigations , in recent years, many regions across China have been actively promoting smart streetlight projects as part of their smart city initiatives.

In capital markets, puzzling patterns often emerge. Traditional lighting is a prime example: many companies report solid profits, yet their share prices keep sliding

The plan sets an ambitious goal: by 2030 the nation’s sports industry will exceed 7 trillion RMB in total output value.

From 2021 to 2026, the global automotive lighting market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.7%, reaching an estimated market size of USD 39.5 billion by 2026

The fairs will gather about 3,000 exhibitors worldwide, creating a dazzling international sourcing platform.

Continued front-loading of exports and re-exports, and resilient external demand in non-U.S. markets, overall performance was better than expected.

As one of the largest annual events in the global solar and storage industry, this year’s expo attracted over 200,000 professional attendees from more than 100 countries and regions

According to different application scenarios, the outdoor lighting industry can be divided into four major categories

With penetration rates in the U.S., China, and Europe reaching as high as 30%. The Asian market, in particular, holds immense growth potential.

which offers a high-tech solution by recreating the benefits of forest air and early morning sunlight indoors