[focus] the new list of the 15th China Aluminum processing Summit is coming! The firepower is all into the future.

Published: May 29, 2020 19:47

On June 11, 2020, SMM's newly built "15th China International Aluminum processing Summit 2020" will be held in Yantai, Shandong Province as scheduled, when the leading enterprises of the national aluminum processing industry, senior experts and industrial customers will gather together to present professional views and forward-looking interpretation, share the foresight of the industry with you on the "new direction" of China's aluminum processing market in 2020, and seek common development for the aluminum industry.

After the official launch of the 15th China International Aluminum processing Summit in 2020, there has been continuous help from famous enterprises in the industry, and the number of applicants is also on the rise. as of the week before the meeting, the number of applicants has been close to 500. SMM is now making public the latest version of the list of attendees, so come and watch your "best partner" as soon as possible.

Partial attendance list

The list is constantly being updated.

2020 (15th) China International Aluminum processing Summit

June 11-13

Crowne Holiday Inn Nanshan, Yantai, Shandong Province

From here, that's the way to do it!

For more information, please contact below:

Zhou Bai: 176mur2122 Muffle 1634MB 021Mui 20707859 P.O. Box: zhoubo@smm.cn

Pan Ruxi: 177 0184 2898 amp 021 Murray 51666952 email: panruxi@smm.cn

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