Coronavirus impacting Asian automation events
The coronavirus outbreak, and the Chinese government’s response, is having an impact on automation events to be held in China.
Following the notice by the Guangdong Province Department of Commerce on 24 January to suspend all large-scale events due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, the organisers of the SPS – Industrial Automation Fair Guangzhou (SIAF) and concurrent Asiamold fairs announce that the 2020 events will be postponed until further notice. The fairs were originally scheduled to be held from 26–28 February at the China Import and Export Fair Complex, Guangzhou. New dates for the fairs will be announced in due course.
“The wellbeing of all our stakeholders is paramount, so following the announcement by the Guangdong government to strengthen the epidemic prevention efforts by suspending all large-scale trade and economic events, we immediately began taking steps to postpone these two fairs to a later date,” said Hubert Duh, Chairman of Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd. “We are in communication with the relevant government authorities and venue owners about rescheduling the fairs later this year, but due to the evolving situation in the country, it is too early to provide any details on this.”
AirTrunk and European Energy to build renewables in the Hunter
New Hunter renewable projects aim to add more than 600 MW of new generation plus 800 MWh of...
Australian Vanadium secures funding for electrolyte manufacturing
AVL has executed a formal funding agreement with the WA Government for funding up to $15m...
SPEE3D launches Darwin manufacturing facility
SPEE3D has kicked off its 50-factory Asia–Pacific advanced manufacturing network...




