To seek foreign partner and strengthen competitiveness in local and international market, CNSG participated in 2007 FSB trade fair from October 31 to November 2, 2007. The delegation was headed by Mr. Wei Weige, Vice President of CNSG, and Ms. Yang Songming, CFO of CNSG.
Founded in 1969, FSB, a biennale event, is the largest professional sports facilities expo in Europe with the longest history, it attracts many top exhibitors around the world. Over 500 world famous companies and 13,000 professional visitors participated in 2005 trade fair.
In 1969, the IAKS held an international Congress on the Planning, Modernization and Management of Sports and Leisure Facilities in cooperation with Koelnmesse. This Congress was held concurrently with the sports facility fair in Cologne, known at the time as the International Exhibition for Sports Facility Construction and Pool Facilities.
Today the trade fair is called the International Trade Fair for Amenity Areas, Sports and Pool Facilities (FSB) and the IAKS Congress has developed into a permanent fixture.
Every two years since 1987, the IOC/IAKS AWARD has been commending sports facilities of exemplary design and function. The winning projects can be new buildings or existing facilities that have been extended or modernized. The results of the IOC/IAKS AWARD will be presented at the International IAKS Congress in conjunction with the International Trade Fair for Amenity Areas, Sports and Pool Facilities (FSB) in Cologne.
FSB 2007 is an international high profile event, among 481 exhibitors, 60% come from 38 countries outside Germany, 60% of over 13,000 visitors come from 94 countries outside Germany. 19 Chinese companies are present in the exhibition with stand for more than 500 square meters, exhibitors from China are quite satisfied about the result.
During the trade fair, foreign companies are strongly interested in CNSG¨s business and performance, they look forward to cooperation with CNSG in future.
CNSG has successfully strengthened its profile and made initial achievements to go globally.