The resounding success of INAPA 2011 Jakarta, March 2011 held along with IIBT 2011, Heavy Equipment Indonesia 2011 and INABIKE 2011, attracted 602 exhibiting companies from 21 countries, 8 international groups, 37,100 trade attendees from over 37 countries and occupied total area 33,000 sqm gross, has further proved as The ASEAN’s Largest Automotive Parts, Accessories and Equipment Exhibition.
Following on from this success in INAPA 2010 and INAPA 2011 Jakarta, we continue to present INAPA 2011 Surabaya in conjunction with IIBT 2011 Surabaya and INABIKE 2011 Surabaya from 19 – 22 October 2011 at Grand City, Surabaya – Indonesia with 3 halls.
| INAPA 2012 | – Hall Exhibition 1 & 2 (Parts & System) |
| INABIKE 2012 | – Hall Convention (Motorcycle and Part and Accessories) |
| IIBT 2012 | – Hall Open Space (Truck and Bus Unit) |
| Here are short fact sheet for INAPA 2011 Surabaya: | |
| – | 350 exhibiting companies |
| – | 6 international groups across the different sectors of the show (Taiwan, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia) |
| – | 15,000 trade attendees from over 21 countries |
| – | Total area: 10,000 sqm. |
Why in Surabaya?
Surabaya is Indonesia‘s second-largest city after Jakarta, and the capital of the province of East Java. Surabaya is one of the main trade gateway in Eastern Indonesia market. With all the potential, facilities, and geographic advantages of Surabaya has great economic potential. Primary sector, secondary, and tertiary in this city is very supportive to further strengthen its designation as the city of Surabaya, trade and economy. The city of Surabaya has been prepared as a city of international trade. Construction of buildings and facilities the modern economy is the readiness of Surabaya as part of world economic activity in a
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Indonesia with over 240 million of population has the largest economy in Southeast Asia, is one of the emerging market economies of the world, and also the member of G-20 major economies. Domestic consumption is one of the major driving forces behind the country’s economic growth. Fitch raised the country’s BB+ ratings outlook from positive to stable in February 2011, citing its economic growth and a lower public debt ratio. BB+ is one notch below investment grade. An investment-grade rating would put Indonesia on par with large, emerging economies such as Brazil, India and China.
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