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CCL exhibited in Japan for the first time.
We exhibited at Nepcon Japan 2020for the first time this month. The three-day event took place from 15th-17th January 2020 at Tokyo Big Sight, Japan.
Launched more than thirty years ago, Nepcon Japan has grown together with the Japanese and Asian electronics industry. Consisting of seven shows specialised in essential areas for electronics manufacturing and R&D, the show has increased its value as an exhibition representing Asia’s leading one-stop venue for all those involved in the electronics industry. This year’s show had a record 67,169 visitors.
Managing Director, Adam Chinery commented: “Japan was very different to other regions we currently operate in. The people we met were amazing, and the history and culture of Japan was fascinating. CCL hadn’t exhibited at Nepcon Japan before and we weren’t sure what to expect. We quickly learned there is a huge amount of business potential where CCL can help OEM and EMS companies manage and sell their electronic component overstock.”
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