The HKTDC organized 53 buyer delegations, arranging for over 3,500 international buyers to visit the fair. These included major global market importers and distributors, such as Home Depot from the United States, GE Lighting from Mainland China, ML Lamp & Electrical Supply from Malaysia, Zuma Line from Poland, Ledru and Palantir from Russia, and Light Vision LLC from the United Arab Emirates, creating more business opportunities for exhibitors.
LED products continue to be popular. The exhibition was divided into several zones, including the largest "LED & Green Lighting World," which featured eco-friendly and energy-saving products from over 470 companies to meet market demand; the "Hall of Aurora," which showcased lighting series from nearly 190 well-known brands such as Fulam, Gentos, Philips, TCL, and Viribright; the "Small-Order Zone," which gathered nearly 4,000 high-quality products from about 400 counters, with minimum order quantities as low as five pieces; and the newly added "Creative Gallery," which specifically introduced creative lighting products from emerging Hong Kong designers and companies. Other zones included Commercial Lighting, Decorative Lighting, Display World, Lighting Accessories and Parts, Professional and Outdoor Lighting, and Chandelier World.
Eco-friendly lighting remains a major trend in the industry, and LED products continue to be highly popular. The multi-functional LED decorative lamp from Australia's Synapse Power uses unique nanotechnology to achieve superior heat dissipation with a relatively small surface area, and the smooth bulb shell allows users to draw their favorite patterns, making it a chic decoration. World Ocean Technology Co., Ltd. brought a patented LED sensor bulb with a sensing distance of over 4 meters and a wide sensing angle of 120 degrees. In addition to LED products, there were many other eco-friendly and energy-saving products on display, such as the table and floor lamps from Dreambox (HK) Ltd., which are made of biodegradable materials with a simple and natural design; and the advertising light box from Jin Xing Technology International Co., Ltd., which features a patented innovative energy-saving design that saves 80% more energy compared to traditional light boxes using fluorescent tubes.
Innovative designs also attracted the attention of buyers. The RIPPLE floating light launched by Next Generation Lighting Co., Ltd. lights up upon contact with water and automatically turns off when removed, making it both waterproof and playful. Meanwhile, 3D printing technology is becoming increasingly mature with a wider range of applications. Hong Kong 3D Printing Ltd. uses thermoplastic materials and 3D production systems to print table lamp prototypes, allowing for the creation of low-cost lighting product prototypes even with complex designs.
