• Prime location for the UK Group at the show
• Innovative UK branded stand design to draw visitors to the Group
• Your own specially designed and furnished stand within the UK Group
• The use of a private Group lounge
• Promotion of the Group through various publications/press releases
• Entry for each exhibitor in the Guide to UK Group Brochure
• British Embassy hosted reception and access to all additional networking events
• Dedicated project manager to assist prior to and onsite at the show
• Dedicated travel and freight agents
• Time = money. We can help you save time, leaving your staff free to maximise your ROI.

Facts from OSEA 2006

• A total of 966 exhibiting companies from 46 countries / regions, covering 12,000 m².
• Group pavilions from Australia, China, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Norway, UK and USA.
• There were 14,614 quality trade attendees from 50 countries / regions, a 19% increase in overseas visitors from OSEA 2004.

Why exhibit at OSEA 2008

Strategically located, Singapore is the gateway to the region.  Well connected by a wide network of trade and mutual recognition agreements including FTA’s with numerous countries and trade concessions such as reduced or zero tariffs, presence at OSEA 2008 secures and seals successful investments.

OSEA 2008 will be in a period when Singapore is seeing the biggest influx of investments since the 1997 global financial crisis for downstream projects on the Jurong Island.  The two mega worldscale ethylene cracker projects belonging to Shell and ExxonMobil have already been activated.  The US$500 million LNG terminal has been granted approval by the Singapore government, which it also hopes will involve an oil major putting up a US$2 billion LNG plant.  Concord Energy has announced intentions to invest in a 150,000 barrels per day grassroots refinery.  Jurong Aromatics Corporation is constructing a US$2 billion aromatics plant.  Recently Novartis announced it will invest US$700 million in a cell culture production facility in Singapore. 

Elsewhere in the region, BP will be looking at an expansion of another six trains from its current two-train installation at Tangguh.  In Vietnam BP’s Nam Cong Son is moving onto its Phase 2. Malaysia’s Kakap and Gumusut deepwater developments are powering on.  There are also a number of interesting power plant projects planned in the region.  Developments at Pluto and Gorgon, amongst others in Australia, highlight the importance the region will have in the future.

Testimonials: 2006 Exhibitors in UK Group

“A fantastic show that has enabled us to meet our current customer base face to face, network and a show that exceeded our expectations with potentially more clients than we could have hoped for.”  
Robert Pattenden, Metals UK Ltd – OSEA 2006

“A good show which reinforces our presence in this region, where we must have a good range of existing and now customers.“
Andrew Cargill, Pipeline Engineering – OSEA 2006

“I was impressed by the number of overseas visitors from as for as UAE/India to China. A truly SEA regional exhibition.”
David Dent, Circle Technical Services – OSEA 2006

“We found EIC to be extremely helpful and informative which helps to bring new business to the company.”
Cliff Berry, Centek Limited – KIOGE 2007