Core Insights - The 21st China International Fire Equipment Technology Exchange Exhibition was held in Beijing from October 13 to 16, attracting over 1,200 exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regions, with a record number of overseas guests [1][2] - The exhibition showcased significant advancements in emergency rescue equipment, with many companies launching globally debut products, highlighting China's growing technological strength in this field [1][2] Company Highlights - SANY Emergency Equipment Company presented 26 emergency rescue products and achieved a Guinness World Record for the highest water spray height of 159.66 meters with its JP100 fire truck [1][2] - XCMG Fire exhibited five new "firefighting heavyweights," including the industry's first unmanned turbofan fire truck, while Zoomlion showcased over 20 products, with 14 being global debuts [1][2] - The JP100 fire truck can effectively address fire emergencies in buildings over 100 meters tall, which is significant given that there are over 5,000 buildings in China exceeding this height [1][2] Market Insights - According to WENKH research, the global market for fire emergency rescue equipment is projected to reach 50.344 billion yuan by 2025, although China's export scale has remained around 200 million yuan in recent years [2][3] - The average price of related products in China is approximately 500,000 yuan, indicating potential for growth in both market share and pricing strategy [2][3] Industry Outlook - There is a recognition that China's fire emergency rescue equipment still lacks sufficient global influence, particularly regarding product standards and entry barriers [3] - The exhibition fostered confidence among Chinese companies, as interactions with overseas buyers indicated a strong interest in "Chinese solutions" for emergency rescue needs [3] - Buyer delegations from countries such as Argentina, Egypt, India, South Korea, Russia, Turkey, and Kenya engaged in discussions with Chinese exhibitors regarding technology introduction and equipment procurement [3]