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MEET RETAILERS, DISTIBUTORS, ENTREPRENEURS & WHOLESALERS FROM ACROSS AFRICA

YOUR GATEWAY TO THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING RETAIL MARKET

JOIN 400 EXHIBITORS FROM OVER 25 COUNTRIES

www.saitexafrica.com

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One of Africa’s largest and most

well-established trade exhibitions, SAITEX

is now entering its 23rd successful year

as the key annual product sourcing

opportunity for the entire continent’s

retail and trade industry.

Africa already represents a huge

opportunity for international and local

product suppliers as it approaches a

one trillion dollar annual marketplace

with over a billion consumers and a fast

growing middle class with increasingly

diverse tastes. However, despite the

impressive scale and rate of growth

of this market, distribution channels to

major retailers and more informal trade

networks can be difficult to access.

SAITEX was created for this reason: to

provide direct access where hundreds of

suppliers can meet with the thousands of

retailers and importers from across Africa.

“We see South Africa as our gateway to the rest of Africa. SAITEX is extremely important for us and is a way to make business links with not only South Africa, which is our biggest trade partner on the continent, but also other countries represented here.”His Excellency John C. Chen, Taiwanese Ambassador to RSA

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AGENT WHOLESALERRETAILER

South Africa alone imported

over US$100 billion in merchandise

during 2015

WELCOME to the largest product sourcing expo in Africa

Co-located with:

Africa’s Big 7 is the continent’s premier

annual meeting place for the food

and drink industry, where buyers and

distributors from across this diverse and

booming market come to source new

ingredients, finished products, processing,

packaging and logistics solutions.

The Hotel Show will take place in Africa

for the first time in 2017, alongside

AB7 and SAITEX. This internationally

recognised tradeshow is attended by a

large audience of senior professionals

from hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes and

catering companies, bringing even more

buyers to your stand at SAITEX.

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Now home to well over a billion people

and an estimated 350 million middle-

class consumers, Africa has one of the

world’s largest and fastest developing

retail markets in the world.

Total African retail market size is now well over

US$800 billion and South Africa alone had

over US$50 billion sales during 2015, growing

at an average of 4% each year since 2010.

SAITEX provides the most important meeting

place for international product suppliers and

buyers sourcing products.

One of the greatest challenges faced by

retail goods suppliers looking to access

Africa’s growing retail economy is in

finding effective and reliable distribution

channels. Traditional retail distribution

and outlet networks are often complex,

informal and many potential suppliers

struggle to negotiate them on their own.

Serious retailers are aware of this issue

and are highly motivated to find new

products and suppliers to meet their need

to diversify and update their offerings.

SAITEX attracts over 14,000 trade

professionals as a result, allowing you

to meet senior buyers and decision

makers from the following categories:

Retail sales growth by type:

5.4% FURNITURE &

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

6.7% HEALTH &

PERSONAL CARE

12.9% FOOD &

BEVERAGE

2.4% ELECTRONICS &

APPLIANCES

10.2% TEXTILES,CLOTHING

& ACCESSORIES

2.7% HARDWARE & BUILDING

MATERIALS

10.9% GENERAL

MERCHANDISE

“We have sold everything on our stand during the first two days of the exhibition and have also found a potential distributor for our products in South Africa.”Xiao Li, Sales ManagerSSC Super Champion Machinery

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03 04Africa is becoming one of the world’s biggest retail markets

Who Visits?

AGENTS

ENTREPRENEURS

RETAILERS

IMPORTERS

DISTRIBUTORS

CHAIN STORES WHOLESALERS

PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS

SUPERMARKETS/ HYPERMARKETS

“Effective distribution is the single most important determinant of success in African consumer markets.” McKinsey & Company, “Winning in Africa’s consumer market”, 2015

Connecting buyers:

ChinaTaiwan

Vietnam

SwazilandMauritius

India

Bangladesh

PakistanTurkey

Ukraine

UAE

UK

South Africa

Namibia

BotswanaBrazilChile

2016’s event saw over 400 exhibitors

travel to Johannesburg from more than

25 countries.

SAITEX is remarkable for the incredible

range of different products that are

exhibited and find distribution into the

African market.

Consumer Electronics | Home Appliances | Toys

| Gadgets | Homewares | Household | Lighting

| Fashion | Jewellery and Accessories | Giftware

| Garden & Horticulture | Outdoor Furniture and

Furnishing | Diy & Home Improvement | Building

Supplies | Hardware | Tooling | Medical | Beauty

| Fragrances | Auto & Machinery | Office | Retail &

Instore Solutions | Brands of China

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Who exhibits at SAITEX?

“SAITEX is an incredible platform for generating interest in our product. We have made contact with at least 13 potential distributors in countries that include Lesotho, Nigeria, Botswana and Malawi.”Vani Naicker, Director, Chopper Technology

Where do they come from?

Fashion Highway

Gadget Corner

TradeBuzz

LIVE DEBATE ON TRENDS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Buyers Club

FOR SENIOR BUYERS AND DECISION MAKERS

FIND OUT ABOUT LATEST GADGETS AND GIZMOS

SEE THE LATEST COLOURS AND TRENDS

Trade Exchange

GET UP TO DATE IMPORT AND EXPORT INFORMATION

& OPPORTUNITIES

Exciting new features for 2017

SAITEX is attended by a huge network of

African product importers, agents and

distributors and the informal, mid and large

scale retailers / wholesalers that they supply.

These retailers and wholesalers come to

SAITEX from across the continent.

South Africa itself has a very well-developed,

affluent market and many of Africa’s largest

retail groups have headquarters there – huge

players like Shoprite Holdings, Massmart

Holdings, Pick n Pay Stores, The SPAR Group

and Woolworths Holdings.

SAITEX also offers the opportunity for major

African retailers of everything from clothing

to home furnishings to electronics to building

materials to source new lines for the coming

year – companies like The Foschini Group,

Mr Price Group, Clicks Group, JD Group,

Truworths International, Lewis Group, OK

Zimbabwe and Iliad Africa all have major

buying and distribution operations within

close range of the event.

No other tradeshow in Africa gives suppliers

the chance to meet buyers and distributors

from all levels of the continent’s complex,

rapidly expanding retail market.

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Over the 23 years that SAITEX has been

bringing buyers and sellers together in this

market, we’ve built an unrivalled database

of buying and procurement specialists and

created longstanding partnerships with key

industry organisations.

SAITEX’s annual marketing campaign now

reaches senior buyers across the entire

African F&B ecosystem, from multinational

wholesalers and retailers down to niche

importers and distributors.

No other event has such trust in the

marketplace and no other event can be

relied upon to deliver the decision-makers

and buyers that you most want to meet.

Your ROI is our top priority.

SOUTH AFRICA IMPORTS GOODS FROM ACROSS THE WORLD…

JOHANNESBURG IS THE MAIN IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTION HUB FOR SOUTH AFRICA…

AND THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION AND EXPORT HUB FOR THE REST OF THE CONTINENT.

TOTAL AFRICAN RETAIL MARKET

SIZE IS NOW WELL OVER US$800

BILLION

US$800billion

AFRICA’S TOP 25 RETAILERS EARN

OVER US$45 BILLION IN REVENUE

21 OF THESE TOP 25 RETAILERS ARE

HEADQUARTERED IN SOUTHERN

AFRICA

EACH HAVE OPERATIONS IN

AN AVERAGE OF 5.3 OTHER KEY

MARKETS

1st: China | 2nd: USA | 3rd: Germany | 4th: Namibia

5th: Botswana | 6th: Japan | 7th: India | 8th: UK

9th: Belgium | 10th: Zambia | 11th: Mozambique

12th: Netherlands | 13th: Zimbabwe | 14th: Hong Kong

15th: Swaziland | 16th: UAE | 17th: Italy | 18th: Lesotho

19th: South Korea | 20th: Spain

Shoprite Holdings Rex TruformWoolworths

Holdings LtdSpar

AVI Ltd

Iliad AfricaLtd

Choppies Enterprises

Ltd

JD Group

Meikles Ltd Pick n Pay Stores Ltd

Clicks Group Ltd

Label’Vie SA

Mr Price Group Ltd

Sefalana Holding

Company Ltd

Furnmart Ltd

Lewis Group Ltd

OK Zimbabwe

Ltd

Truworths International

Ltd

Zambeef Products

Uchumi

Edcon-Edgars

The Foschini Group

Massmart Holdings

Ltd

PZ Cussons

Nigeria Plc

Magasin Général

A comprehensive marketing campaign

AUDIENCE REACH THROUGH ONLINE

ADVERTISING

EMAILS SENT IN 2016 TO KEY INDUSTRY

CONTACTS

SMS INVITATIONS

2.6million

280thousand

20thousand+

SAITEX is held in Africa’s trade capital

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SOUTH AFRICA IMPORTS FROM:

11th: Angola

12th: Tanzania

13th: Morocco

14th: Malawi

15th: Ghana

16th: Uganda

17th: Madagascar

18th: Egypt

19th: Senegal

20th: Algeria

1st: Namibia

2nd: Botswana

3rd: Zambia

4th: Mozambique

5th: Zimbabwe

6th: Swaziland

7th: Lesotho

8th: DR Congo

9th: Nigeria

10th: Kenya

SOUTH AFRICA EXPORTS TO:

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A Business CentreJohannesburg and Gauteng

Province – The capital of Africa’s

food and drink industry

Gauteng Province covers only

1.4% of South Africa’s landmass

but contributes over a third of the

national economy and an amazing

7% - 10% of the entire continent’s GDP.

With world-class road, rail and air

networks, the province operates as

the main national distribution hub

and a trading gateway into Sub

Saharan Africa.

Its capital, Johannesburg, is also the

economic capital of the country and

its biggest city, a single metropolitan

municipality of over 1,645 square

kilometres and a population of

around 9 million.

The province is highly urbanised and

industrialised, with all serious product

distributors and around half of all

food and beverage manufacturers

and processors based there.

A Leisure DestinationSouth African hospitality extends far beyond its amazing

food and beverage

THE CRADLE

OF HUMANKIND

www.thecradleofhumankind.net

This UNESCO World Heritage site

contains a complex of fossil-bearing

limestone caves which hold the

world’s richest archaeological

record of the stages in the evolution

of humankind over the past four

million years.

JOHANNESBURG

or “Jozi” as it’s informally known –

is more than just the economic

and distribution capital of the

country and the nucleus of

the food and drink industry. A

modern, well run city with great

infrastructure and a friendly and

outgoing nature. You may wish

to factor an extra day or two into

your visit to AB7 to enjoy these

and get to know the local culture

a little better.PILANESBERG

GAME RESERVE

www.pilanesbergnationalpark.org

Set within the crater of a long

extinct volcano and resting within

the transition zone between the

dry Kalahari and wetter Lowveld

vegetation, (or “bushveld”), the

reserve is populated with an

unique combination of mammals,

birds and vegetation.

THE KRUGER

NATIONAL PARK

www.krugerpark.co.za

One of the largest game

reserves in Africa, one of the

most spectacular national parks

in the world and South Africa’s

most exciting safari destination.

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Denise Sewchurn, Exhibitions Sales Manager

T: +27 (0) 11 783 7250 E: [email protected]

Gary Wright, PR & Communications T: +27 (0) 11 783 7250

E: [email protected]

Saki Magoxo, Marketing Coordinator

T: +27 (0) 11 783 7250 E: [email protected]

David Ross, Programme Director

T: +971 4445 3623 E: [email protected]

Contact Us:

Partners:

Supporters:

SAITEX INTERNATIONAL 2017 RATESFloor Space only $ 386/m²

Package Stand $ 450/m²

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www.saitexafrica.com T: +27 (0) 11 783 7250 E: [email protected]

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