By 2024, due to the vigorous development of the aviation industry, the global demand for aviation-grade fasteners will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.6%-the French Fastener Expo will be in the entire area of ​​the Porte de Versailles (Hall 3.2) at the Paris World Expo Development will take place from May 27 to 28, 2020.
This unique area of ​​the International Fair will provide excellent opportunities for exchanges between buyers and sellers in the industry. Export giants such as Airbus visited the 2018 French Fastener Exhibition.
"Nearly 100 international exhibitors have booked their booths for 2020 to take advantage of the positive market prospects of industrial fasteners," said Olivia Griscelli, the exhibition director of the French Fastener Exhibition, on behalf of the organizer Mack Brooks Exhibitions. Exhibitors in the fastener and fixing industry in 2020 include BAFA SA, Scell-it, RMZ Austria, pgb-Europe, S+P France.
"When visitors have a unique market, they are more willing to invest, and this market will again be supported by the French Fastener Distributors Association in 2020. Of the 161 international exhibitors in 2018, 75% received positive Business consulting. This international exhibition is the only exhibition dedicated to fasteners and fixing technology in France. It provides an excellent opportunity for exhibitors in the fastener industry to showcase the latest innovations and companies seeking and buying and selling fasteners and fixing technology. Great opportunity. It is one of a series of international exhibitions for the fastener and fixing industry, held in Germany, Italy, the United States, Mexico and India.
The expo is held at a critical moment, and buyers hope to strengthen procurement to meet the growing demand. Driven by the vigorous development of the aviation, automotive and construction industries, the French aerospace fastener market is expected to grow by 24% between 2020 and 2025, reaching US$1 billion, while the average annual growth of industrial fasteners is expected to be 3%. Reached $2.8 billion. Freedonia Group's research on industrial fasteners shows. "