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Indonesia Pavilion takes US$729,000 at Singapore tech show
The Indonesia Pavilion has recorded US$729,000 in sales during CommunicAsia 2015, a communication and information technology-based product exhibition held in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, from June 2 to 5
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he Indonesia Pavilion has recorded US$729,000 in sales during CommunicAsia 2015, a communication and information technology-based product exhibition held in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, from June 2 to 5.
'Indonesian products managed to record $729,000 worth of transactions during the exhibition,' the Trade Ministry's director general for national export development, Nus Nuzulia Ishak, said as quoted by Antara in a press statement in Jakarta on Thursday.
Of the total estimated orders, he said, monitor equipment sold to Malaysian buyers accounted for $300,000 worth. Meanwhile, animation product sales amounted to $257,000 worth of transactions from buyers from Australia, Brunei Darussalam, France, Malaysia and Singapore. Locally manufactured Muslim animation products had also attracted buyers from Brunei Darussalam, he added.
'The buyers have even planned to visit Bandung after the exhibition, demonstrating their serious intent to explore the potential of Indonesia's promising business,' said Nus.
Meanwhile, other information, technology and communication products, such as smart-home systems, neon-light transformer monitoring systems, tracking and monitoring systems and data-center monitoring systems totaled just $172,700 worth of transactions.
'The products were ordered by buyers from Australia, Malaysia and Singapore,' said Nus, adding that several Indonesian entrepreneurs visiting the exhibition were also attracted by many products.
As many as 62,000 exhibitors and almost 2,000 buyers participated in the exhibition. (ebf)(++++)
