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Concurrent Show:：Manufacturing World Fukuoka
Concurrent Show: Manufacturing World Fukuoka
What is Semiconductor World Fukuoka?
Why We're Launching the Show
Driven by significant capital investment and the rapid strengthening of the semiconductor supply chain across the Kyushu region, Semiconductor World Fukuoka has been launched to support innovation and stable production throughout the semiconductor industry by bringing together semiconductor manufacturers, equipment manufacturers, and technology suppliers.
Kyushu – Japan's "Silicon Island"
Backed by abundant water resources and well-developed infrastructure, Kyushu has been a major hub for Japan's semiconductor industry since the 1960s.
With one of the country's highest shares of semiconductor production, Kyushu has earned the nickname "Silicon Island" and continues to be one of Japan's leading semiconductor manufacturing regions.
Growing Investment Following the Entry of a Leading Taiwanese Semiconductor Manufacturer
The expansion of a leading Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer into Kumamoto has accelerated investment and facility development throughout Kyushu, further strengthening the region as one of the world's most important semiconductor manufacturing clusters.
Show Profile
Two Specialised Exhibitions
Semiconductor Equipment Development Expo
A specialised exhibition featuring mechanical components, precision processing technologies, and materials for semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Exhibit Categories
- Mechanical & Structural Components
- Precision Processing & Component Manufacturing
- Materials
- Piping, Fittings & Fluid Control
- Electrical & Control Technologies ...and more.
Visitors
Professionals from semiconductor equipment manufacturers, including:
- Design & Development
- Prototyping, R&D & Analysis
- Procurement & Purchasing
- Manufacturing & Production Engineering
Quality Assurance ... and more.
Semiconductor Fab Equipment & Operations Expo
A comprehensive exhibition showcasing infrastructure, factory automation, DX solutions, inspection equipment, and operational technologies for semiconductor fabs.
Exhibit Categories
- Cleanroom & Facility Solutions
- Manufacturing Support Equipment & Inspection Systems
- Factory DX & Smart Manufacturing
- Maintenance & Facility Management
- Education, Workforce Development & Professional Services ...and more.
Visitors
Professionals from semiconductor-related companies, including:
- Plant Managers
- Factory Management
- Manufacturing & Production Engineering
- Quality Assurance & Quality Control
- Maintenance & Facility Management
- EHS (Environment, Health & Safety)
- Procurement & Purchasing ...and more.
Why Exhibit?
More Than an Exhibition
In addition to the exhibition, networking events and exhibitor technology pitches will be held to create valuable business opportunities and strengthen connections between manufacturers and suppliers.
[Exhibition]
Showcase Your Products &
Technologies
Present your latest products and technologies directly to semiconductor manufacturers and equipment manufacturers, generating qualified business inquiries and face-to-face meetings.
[Networking Event]
Build Valuable Business
Connections
Designed specifically for business discussions, networking, and technical exchange, this event provides opportunities to develop new partnerships and gain insights for future product development.
[Semi-Tech Pitch]
Promote Your Technologies &
Generate Leads
Exhibitors can apply for a complimentary 10-minute presentation slot on the special stage (available on a first-come, first-served basis) to showcase their technologies to industry professionals.
Concurrently Held with Manufacturing World
By co-locating with Manufacturing World Fukuoka, exhibitors gain access not only to the semiconductor industry but also to a wide range of manufacturing professionals.
This creates new business opportunities with equipment manufacturers, component suppliers, and other manufacturers beyond the semiconductor sector, helping exhibitors expand their customer base and accelerate business growth.
Previous Visitor Companies
Device Manufacturers：
- JASM
- Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Renesas Electronics
- Kioxia
- Melco Power Device
- ROHM Apollo
Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers：
- Tokyo Electron Kyushu
- Hirata Corporation
- Ebara Corporation
- I-PEX
Material Manufacturers & Trading Companies：
- SUMCO
- Tokyo Electron Device Nagasaki
*Partial list, in no particular order.
Steps to Exhibit
STEP 1.
Reserve your booth with prefered location
Sign up for a booth location of your choice from the available locations.
Booth locations are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
Get the most out of your participation by exhibiting in areas that match your exhibit products.
STEP 2.
Register your exhibit information
Exhibitor Directory enables you to promote your exhibit and company brand before and during the show period.
For the additional promotion, various advertising oppourtunities are also available.
Price list of the advertising opportunities material is downloadable.
STEP 3.
Prepare for booth construction
You can choose any construction company you like. All-in-one booth construction plan (Rental Display System) is available as well.
Exhibitor Success team provides success TIPs for booth layouts and exhibits. Also, we are good at supporting knowledge of Japanese business practices.
STEP 4.
Finally, come to Japan and enjoy the 3-day show!
FAQ
A. Booth location options vary depending on the number of booths reserved. Please contact Show Management for details.
A. Yes. We offer rental booth packages that include booth construction, furniture, equipment, and dismantling services.
A. Yes. You may set up a presentation space within your booth or apply to speak at the official Exhibitor Seminar held in the special seminar venue (additional fee applies).
A. Yes. Exhibition fees vary depending on the number of booths reserved. Please contact Show Management for a quotation.
A. Yes. We work with a number of experienced booth contractors and can introduce several companies to meet your requirements.
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