CIOE 2025 Concludes Successfully, Showcasing Global Innovations in Optoelectronics and Strengthening Industry Collaboration

SHENZHEN, China – The 26th China International Optoelectronic Exposition (CIOE 2025) successfully concluded on September 12 at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Baoan New Hall). Held from September 10 to 12, the event solidified its position as a leading global platform in the optoelectronics industry, highlighting cutting-edge technologies and fostering international cooperation.

This year’s expo brought together nearly 4,000 high-quality exhibitors from over 40 countries and regions, covering key sectors such as information communication, precision optics, laser technology, and intelligent manufacturing. The extensive participation underscored CIOE’s authoritative role and far-reaching influence in the global optoelectronics community.

CIOE 2025 featured eight dedicated thematic exhibition zones, focusing on critical areas including information communication, precision optics, camera technology and applications, laser and intelligent manufacturing, infrared & ultraviolet technologies, smart sensors, new displays, and AR & VR. This comprehensive layout facilitated full industry chain integration—from fundamental material R&D and core component manufacturing to end-product applications. By breaking down traditional technical barriers and encouraging cross-disciplinary innovation, the expo provided significant momentum for high-quality advancement within the global optoelectronics sector.

The event attracted over 3,800 leading enterprises from 30 countries and regions, with prominent international delegations from the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland presenting their latest achievements and innovative products. More than 1,000 companies launched new products or demonstrated key technologies, highlighting the robust capabilities of China’s optoelectronics industry in core technology development and innovative manufacturing.

CIOE 2025 once again served as a vital hub for industry professionals to exchange ideas, explore partnerships, and shape the future of optoelectronics worldwide.