Trade Mission to Shenzhen, China

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Trade Mission to Shenzhen, China

Following on from our successful mission to Shenzhen in 2024 where our delegates secured $2 million of investment and orders of over £20,000, we are organising a trade mission to Shenzhen on 10th -14th November 25.

China is now the UK’s 5th largest trading partner, with exports rising to £37.5 billion in 2023. At the centre of this opportunity is Shenzhen – one of the fastest-growing and most innovative cities in the world. Recognised as a top Asia-Pacific City of the Future, it combines entrepreneurial energy, global connectivity and a highly open, pro-business economy.

As a delegate, you will take part in targeted B2B meetings, pitch and meet with businesses at exclusive networking events, and attend the 27th China High Tech Fair – the country’s largest and most influential technology showcase. You will also visit our partner business incubator, which offers free ‘soft landing space’ for Scottish firms, and connect with key partners during a day visit to Guangzhou.

Key sectors:

  • Technology
  • Green Tech
  • Creative Industries
  • Food & Drink
  • Professional Services
  • Tourism
  • Manufacturing
  • Retail
  • Education

Cost

£300 non-refundable registration fee to join the mission and delegates will need to cover costs of flights, accommodation and some food (in the region of £1500).

For any Edinburgh based SMEs, Business Gateway are offering a £2000 Export Grant which, if successful, this grant can be used to take part in the mission and put toward travel, accommodation and other mission costs. Further information: https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/support-business/support-business-1

If you would like any further information or are interested in attending then please complete the application form and email to international@edinburghchamber.co.uk by Wednesday 17th September 25.

*Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, as part of the International Trade Partnership with the Scottish Government.

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