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26–28 Nov 2026

China (Shenzhen) International Military, Police, Anti-Terrorism and Emergency Equipment Expo (CMPE)

Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian) · Shenzhen, China

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China (Shenzhen) International Military, Police, Anti-Terrorism and Emergency Equipment Expo (CMPE) venue
Dates
Thu, 26 November 2026 – Sat, 28 November 2026
Venue
Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian)
Location
Shenzhen, China
Organizer
China Association for the Peaceful Use of Military Industrial Technology; Military and Police Equipment Special Committee of the China National Defense Science and Technology Association; Chamber of Science & Technology Equipment of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce; Shenzhen Qifa Exhibition Co., Ltd. (Beijing Qifa Exhibition & Service Co., Ltd.)
Cost
free
Scale
major
Recurrence
annual
Format
On-site

Market intel

Moderate pricingmedium confidence

CMPE Shenzhen draws 500–700 exhibitors and 35,000–42,000 professional visitors across ~30,000–35,000 sqm, with a strong concentration of Chinese domestic defence-industrial SMEs, tactical equipment manufacturers, and counter-terrorism technology providers.

  • The 9th edition (2024) recorded 701 exhibitors and 41,615 visitors, reflecting steady growth since the series launched in 2015.
  • Key exhibitors are predominantly Chinese domestic firms spanning UAS/counter-UAS, body armour, forensics, communications, and emergency medical systems.
Notable exhibitors
Lijian Defence Group (砺剑防务集团)Sinotruk (中国重汽)Hytera Communications (海能达)Litech Quansheng (理工全盛)Aier Defence (艾尔防务)Jiayin Technology (佳讯科技)Chengzhi Beifen (诚志北分)Guandian Defence Technology (观典防务技术)

AI-researched Tue, 25 August 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.

Why it matters

CMPE Shenzhen is one of China's largest dedicated military-police equipment expos, directly connecting suppliers with procurement decision-makers from the PLA, People's Armed Police, public security bureaus, and emergency management agencies — making it the primary gateway for domestic and foreign vendors seeking access to Chinese government and law-enforcement buyers.

  • For SMEs and technology companies in counter-UAS, surveillance, soldier systems, and emergency response, the expo offers direct product demonstration opportunities and procurement leads in a market that is otherwise difficult to penetrate.
  • The event's co-organizers include state defence-industrial conglomerates (CASIC, CASC, AVIC, CSSC, NORINCO Group), giving exhibitors rare visibility with institutional end-users and state-owned enterprise buyers.

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About

The China (Shenzhen) International Military, Police, Anti-Terrorism and Emergency Equipment Expo (CMPE) is an annual professional trade exhibition focused on public security, law enforcement, counter-terrorism, and emergency response equipment.

  • Now in its 11th edition, the expo covers tactical gear, body armor, counter-UAS systems, bomb disposal, forensic investigation tools, military training simulators, and disaster emergency response technologies across approximately 30,000 square metres.
  • It is organized with the backing of China's major state defence-industrial groups and public security authorities, and serves as a key procurement and technology-exchange platform for Chinese and international military, police, fire, and emergency sectors.
  • The event is held annually in Shenzhen, with a parallel Beijing edition held mid-year.

Topics

Soldier SystemsC-UASUAS / DronesISR & SensorsSimulation & Training

Who it's for

PrimesSMEsInstitutions

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