High-End Medical Expo

Held from March 30 to April 1, 2026, the 10th Guangzhou International High-End Medical Devices Exhibition is designed as a compact three-day sourcing and negotiation environment for the medical device industry, with a clear emphasis on trade outcomes rather than consumer traffic. The venue is listed as China–Guangzhou Aerotropolis Expo Center (also referenced as the Guangzhou Airport Expo Center), which supports a conference-and-exhibition workflow for buyers who need both market overview and supplier-level technical clarification in one trip. The show positioning highlights scale and density: an exhibition area of about 30,000 sqm with more than 350 exhibitors and over 33,000 professional visitors, providing meaningful breadth for comparative evaluation, shortlisting and structured follow-up meetings across multiple device categories.

Focused on “high-end” medical device supply and advanced manufacturing, the exhibition is structured to cover both clinical-facing device categories and the enabling technologies that move products from R&D into scalable production. The official scope highlights major clinical technology blocks such as medical imaging and diagnostics, surgical and operating-room equipment, high-value consumables, and rehabilitation and healthcare equipment, while also extending into IVD and laboratory solutions and smart healthcare IT that supports digital workflows in hospitals and care settings. For professional buyers, this breadth is practical because equipment decisions increasingly depend on ecosystem fit: interoperability, downstream serviceability, and the ability to support procurement, deployment and maintenance requirements under real hospital operating constraints.

The event is positioned to connect leading global suppliers with professional purchasing audiences and channel stakeholders who influence buying decisions in medical institutions and distribution networks. The stated target groups include distributors and channel partners, hospitals and medical institutions, government and institutional stakeholders, as well as R&D and industry specialists, which supports a negotiation-oriented environment where suppliers can validate channel fit and buyers can assess both product performance and commercialization readiness. This audience structure is particularly relevant for high-end device categories, where vendor qualification typically requires discussion of certifications, clinical use cases, training, after-sales support, and the vendor’s ability to deliver stable supply at required quality levels over multi-year procurement cycles.

Exhibits are positioned to cover a full device lifecycle, from clinical applications to manufacturing enablement, which is especially important for buyers and partners working in OEM/ODM, component supply, or production scaling. Alongside imaging and diagnostic systems, the range includes operating-room and minimally invasive solutions, IVD products and lab instruments, smart healthcare platforms, and rehabilitation and nursing equipment, providing a broad sourcing surface for hospitals, distributors and integrators. The exhibition scope also explicitly references medical device design and manufacturing elements—such as R&D, molds, components and raw materials—supporting companies that need to evaluate not only the finished device but also the upstream capacity and engineering ecosystem behind it.

The venue is listed as the China–Guangzhou Aerotropolis Expo Center, and event listings also reference it as the Guangzhou Airport Expo Center, indicating an airport-adjacent exhibition location suitable for multi-day attendance by domestic and international business visitors. The venue address is cited as No. 1108, Yingbin Avenue, Baiyun District, Guangzhou, which is useful for logistics planning for delegations, supplier meeting schedules and shipment/sample handling during the show days. For procurement teams, the most effective approach is typically to plan hall coverage by priority categories, then reserve dedicated meeting blocks for shortlisted suppliers to confirm technical documentation, after-sales terms and channel conditions while the full decision-making group is onsite.

The exhibition is presented as being organized by the China medical device industry association together with Shanghai Jiangyun Exhibition Co., Ltd., reflecting an organizer structure focused on professional industry engagement and supplier–buyer connectivity. This matters commercially because the show’s value proposition relies on credible buyer acquisition, disciplined exhibitor mix and a program environment that supports business cooperation, channel development and market expansion for medical device enterprises. For exhibitors and visitors, the organizer model typically translates into a stronger concentration of professional stakeholders and clearer trade orientation, which is critical when the goal is not only visibility but also qualified lead generation and procurement negotiation outcomes.