Join the UK MedTech Market in China!
Are you ready to expand your innovative business and explore new business opportunities? China is the world's second largest healthcare market offering growing and unprecedented opportunities, especially within the healthy ageing industry, catering for a large and growing elderly population. Capitalise on the vast market potential and government incentives to transform healthcare delivery and improve the quality of life for millions.
DBT China will organise a mission China International In Vitro Diagnostic Expo by CACLP, a well established and one of the largest exhibitions in the in vitro diagnostic industry worldwide. We welcome innovative IVD companies to join our mission and you will be able to
Fee
No fee required from UK companies to join the mission/exhibition (a standard 9m2 shared stand). Travel/hotel expenses will be borne by UK companies themselves.
Xiamen International Exhibition Centre, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China
Fri 20 Mar - Day 1: Arrival, PM: Visit to Haicang Biomedical Port & Business Roundtable with Xiamen IVD Businesses
Sat 21 Mar - Day 2: Exhibition
Sun 22 Mar -Day 3: Exhibition & Networking Dinner with leading China IVD businesses
Mon 23 Mar-Day 4: Exhibition & Business Matching in AM. End.
* For companies without your own stand in CACLP, you can use the shared stand of DBT for your flyer/samples and meetings.
With over 30 years experience, CACLP 2025 attracted a record-breaking 45,071 professional visitors with doubled international attendance, with visitors from over 60 countries and regions, reaffirming CACLP's growing global influence and strategic importance in IVD industry. Spanning 130,000 square meters across seven major halls, the event hosted 1,350 exhibitors from 23 countries and regions, making it one of the most internationally diverse editions to date. China import trend of IVD products in H1 2025:
-IVD reagents remained firmly in first place, with imports totalling £6.5 billion, up 3.64% year-on-year;
-Diagnostic and therapeutic equipment recorded imports of £3.9 billion, a 3.23% increase;
-IVD instruments followed a different trajectory, with imports of £1.51 billion, down 8.42% year-on-year.