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Suppliers of automation technology place their trust in the HANOVER FAIR

New general conditions also offer chances for a new era of better times. Therefore, Wolfgang Pech, area director of ­HANOVER FAIR, looks optimistically into the future including towards the forthcoming ­HANOVER FAIR (20.–24.04. 2009): “Up to now we have only noticed a few signs of the crisis. Of course, some exhibitors are acting with more deliberation and reducing their budget.” Nevertheless, many companies are not questioning the HANOVER FAIR 2009. For instance, this year there are numerous new registrations and exhibitors with enlarged stand areas in the sector Industrial Automation, in...

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