CISCE Beijing: China International Supply Chain Expo Guide
By Ilyas Kerbal,

The China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) does something no other big fair does: it lays out its exhibits as industrial chains, showing upstream, midstream and downstream partners side by side. Hosted by CCPIT since 2023, it’s billed as the world’s first national-level supply chain expo. For anyone who wants to understand who supplies whom in Chinese manufacturing, or to sell into those chains, the CISCE exhibitor and attendee list is unusually revealing.
CISCE quick facts
| Industry | Supply chain |
| City | Beijing, China |
| Venue | China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi / new venue), Beijing |
| Dates | Summer, 4th edition 22–26 Jun 2026 (earlier editions in July) |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Moves between cities? | No, always Beijing |
| Typical scale | ~200,000 attendees · ~650 exhibitors |
| Visitor ticket | Free for registered trade visitors |
| App / platform | Online registration (no dedicated app mentioned) |
| Official website | en.cisce.org.cn |
Details checked in October 2026. Dates, prices and venues can change between editions, so confirm on the official CISCE website before you book travel.
What makes CISCE different
Instead of grouping booths by product, CISCE groups them by chain. The 2026 edition was built around six:
| Chain | Examples |
|---|---|
| Smart Vehicles | EV makers and their component suppliers |
| Clean Energy | Solar, batteries, hydrogen |
| Digital Technology | Semiconductors, computing |
| Advanced Manufacturing | Equipment and automation |
| Green Agriculture | Food and agri supply chains |
| Healthy Life | Pharma and medical |
A Supply Chain Services area covers logistics and trade services. More than 1,200 exhibitors were expected in 2026, and past editions included multinationals such as Nvidia, Tesla, Qualcomm and Apple suppliers.

Supply chain services, logistics and automation form one of CISCE’s areas. Photo: Vasyatka1, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Venue and dates
CISCE is held every year in Beijing at the China International Exhibition Center (new venue), 88 Yuxiang Road, Shunyi District, near Beijing Capital Airport. The 4th edition ran from 22 to 26 June 2026; earlier editions were held in July. Expect the next edition in summer 2027.
Shunyi is far from central Beijing, so stay nearby or plan transport carefully.
Who attends CISCE
| Attendee | What they want | Who should target them |
|---|---|---|
| Supply chain and procurement executives | New suppliers, risk diversification | Manufacturers and service providers |
| Multinational and Chinese manufacturers | Partners up and down the chain | Component makers, logistics firms |
| Logistics and trade service providers | Shipper clients | Software and fintech vendors |
| Government and trade officials | Investment and cooperation | Industrial parks, consultancies |
| International delegations and media | Partnerships and stories | Trade agencies |
| Public visitors (final days) | Curiosity | Consumer brands |
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Registration
Entry is free for registered participants. In 2026, trade visitors were admitted from the afternoon of 22 June to 24 June, and the public on 25–26 June. Third-party ticketing partners list a full-period ticket at about RMB 50. Registration is at en.cisce.org.cn.
Digital tools
Registration and matchmaking run through en.cisce.org.cn and CCPIT’s WeChat channels. There’s no dedicated app. The chain layout is great for understanding ecosystems on the floor, but there’s no exportable map of companies and decision-makers. Building one, with roles and company data for each link in the chain, is a big research job, and exactly the sort of list I prepare for clients.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The chain layout shows supplier ecosystems at a glance
- Strong multinational participation
- Free entry
- Government-level matchmaking and deal signings
- Excellent for mapping who supplies whom
Cons
- Relatively new (since 2023)
- Strong political and showcase element
- Smaller exhibitor count than the giant fairs
- Shunyi is far from central Beijing
- Mostly Chinese-language
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Getting value from CISCE
- Choose one or two chains that match your market.
- Use the layout to map relationships: note which suppliers sit next to which OEMs.
- Visit on trade days only. Public days are for the general audience.
- Request matchmaking through CCPIT early.
- Bring a Chinese-speaking colleague for supplier conversations.
- Turn your notes into a supply chain map in your CRM after the show.
FAQ
When is CISCE held?
In summer, in Beijing. The 4th edition ran 22–26 June 2026; earlier editions were in July.
Is CISCE free?
Yes, for registered participants. Ticketing partners list a full-period ticket at about RMB 50.
What are the CISCE chains?
In 2026: Smart Vehicles, Clean Energy, Digital Technology, Advanced Manufacturing, Green Agriculture and Healthy Life, plus Supply Chain Services.
Can I get the CISCE exhibitor list?
There’s no exportable list. I can compile an enriched list of CISCE exhibitors and attendee profiles, organised by chain.
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Related event guides
- CeMAT ASIA 2026: Intralogistics Show Guide and Leads
- CIFTIS Beijing Guide: China’s Services Trade Fair Explained
- CIMT 2027 Beijing: China Machine Tool Show Guide and Leads
Sources
- PR Newswire via AAP: 4th CISCE countdown
- Jufair: CISCE ticket listing
- Official site: en.cisce.org.cn
Photo credits
- Cover image: South square of New China International Exhibition Center (20180116125732) by N509FZ, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
- In-article image: LogiMAT 2019 (02) by Vasyatka1, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.