Inalight, the ASEAN's largest and most important trade show for the lighting industry, is set to take place from April 23 to 25, 2025, at JIExpo Kemayoran in Jakarta, Indonesia. This exhibition is expected to attract 800 global top exhibitors from 25 countries and 25,000 trade visitors over three days. The event is a key platform for professionals to expand business networks, discuss business matters, and stay updated on the latest information in the LED and lighting industry.

The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has released a roadmap that aims to phase out mercury-containing fluorescent lighting products by 2025. This action plan will significantly boost the demand for LED lighting products as the best solution for mercury-free lighting in the country. According to the roadmap, the CAGR of the LED and lighting market in Indonesia is expected to reach 20.64% by 2026, resulting in a projected market volume of USD 41.3 million. The number of active households is also expected to increase to about 15.2 million households by 2026, with a household penetration rate of 19.2%.

Inalight not only highlights the growing market demands but also showcases a wide range of technologies, innovations, and solutions related to LED and lighting industry. This exhibition is particularly significant for its potential to stimulate the production of high-efficiency LED lighting technology, which will help reduce electricity consumption and carbon emissions in Indonesia. The event aims to contribute to Indonesia's goal of achieving Net Zero Emission by 2060.

Mr. John Manoppo, Chairman of APERLINDO (Indonesia Lighting Association), expressed his satisfaction with Inalight's influence on the Indonesian lighting market: "Inalight is one of the world's influential exhibitions for lighting marketing in Indonesia." He further emphasized that Inalight provides modern and sophisticated information about lighting compared to previous years.

Exhibitors such as PT. Sinar Tunggal Agung (STA) from Indonesia and Foshan Kaicheng Lighting Co., Ltd. from China have also shown their enthusiasm for Inalight. Mr. Jae Hong Lee from STA mentioned that Inalight provided an excellent opportunity for their company: "We are very happy because many customers are interested in our products." Mr. Ryan Pan from Foshan Kaicheng Lighting Co., Ltd., added that Inalight was a promising exhibition: "This is a very potential and dynamic market for our company."

In conclusion, Inalight 2025 promises to be a significant event in the Indonesian lighting industry, attracting numerous exhibitors and visitors while contributing to sustainable development goals through advanced technologies and innovations in LED lighting solutions.