NX Group will showcase logistics services for Chinese companies expanding overseas at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, scheduled for November 5–10, 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • The event will be the group’s ninth consecutive appearance at the expo.
  • Its displays will cover overseas logistics systems, precision equipment transport and air freight.
  • The company also plans to hold live seminars at its booth.

What NX Group plans to display

Nippon Express Holdings said on October 26 that its booth will address logistics needs arising from supply-chain restructuring and expansion into markets including Southeast Asia and Central and Eastern Europe.

The group plans to present support for establishing logistics systems in overseas markets, alongside door-to-door international transport for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and other goods requiring precise handling.

Another display will introduce NX-GREEN FORWARDING -AIR-, a service that lets customers select flights based on carbon dioxide emissions. The company says the service is intended to help customers reduce their Scope 3 emissions.

Seminars will address overseas expansion

Cheng Zidong, a corporate planning manager at Nippon Express China, said the group plans live booth seminars featuring case studies and solutions for companies establishing logistics systems abroad.

The six-day expo will be the group’s ninth consecutive appearance since the event began in 2018. The previous edition featured 4,108 exhibitors from 155 countries and regions and attracted more than 900,000 visitors.

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