Fresh off their first day of promotional activities in Argentina, another DPES team has arrived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to participate in Print Technology 2025, held from August 13 to 16, 2025 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), carrying forward our mission to invite overseas professional buyers to DPES CHINA 2026.
▲ DPES BOOTH: 3N27
Exhibition Overview
Event Name: Print Technology 2025
Dates: August 13–16, 2025
Venue: Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), Kuala Lumpur
Frequency: Biennial (every two years)
Organizer: Kaizer Exhibitions & Conferences Sdn Bhd
Print Technology is one of Southeast Asia’s most influential biennial trade exhibitions in printing, packaging, and visual communication technology. Since its inception in 2004, the 2025 edition marks its 11th occurrence. The exhibition area covers about 13,000 square meters, and the exhibits include wide-format digital printing machines, laser cutting machines, engraving machines, textile printing and sublimation printing equipment, digital signage, LED lighting, LED displays, packaging and label printing equipment, inks and consumables, etc.
On-Site Promotion
The DPES team welcomed the enthusiastic visitors and provided a detailed introduction to the upgraded highlights and strategic advantages of DPES CHINA 2026. Invitations were distributed and exhibitors were actively visited, implementing a one-on-one invitation strategy to accurately target customers. This effectively built a bridge between the exhibition and potential buyers, helping more Malaysian industry purchasing leaders plan their visits to China in advance. Some professional buyers have already added the DPES exhibition dates to their mobile phone notes and are planning their trips to Guangzhou next year.
Market Insights
A large presence of Chinese brands was evident on-site—names like XEDA, NOCAI, HANDTOP, GZ, GRANDO, LANQI, GXUCNC, IECHO, JWEI, RUK, ATEXCO, LETOP, RICOMA, BLUEVIEW, XSY, and more. Their products span digital printing, laser cutting, textile printing, embroidery, LED lighting, and beyond.
Equipment exhibited accounted for over 60% of the booths, with the remainder largely material suppliers—many of whom originate from China. Malaysian companies frequently partner with Chinese suppliers, and Chinese language proficiency is widespread, facilitating smooth communication.
As a key ASEAN economy, Malaysia boasts robust logistics infrastructure, open policies, and an energetic creative industry ecosystem. It serves as a strategic gateway for Chinese companies entering Southeast Asia. Malaysia's printing industry is undergoing rapid development in digitalization, intelligence, and sustainability. If Chinese companies can combine advanced equipment and technology with local market demand, they will have ample opportunities to tap into in segments such as digital printing, advertising logos, and textile printing.
Summary
This Malaysia promotion has significantly elevated the visibility of the DPES expo across Southeast Asia. Local industry buyers have expressed strong anticipation for DPES CHINA 2026. We look forward to seeing you in Guangzhou.
