IntraLogisteX brings its Asia Pacific edition to Singapore EXPO for two days in December, opening on the second and closing on the third. The year is 2026. The venue lists the show in Hall 3A, and the organiser schedules the floor from half past nine in the morning on both days.
The show is run by Akabo Media, the British business media group behind Logistics Manager and the Supply Chain Excellence Awards, and it describes itself as a commercially driven exhibition for warehousing, logistics, fulfilment and automation. The programme is organised into theatres covering logistics and strategy, technology and automation, and responsible supply chain, with the awards running alongside.
Why it matters this cycle
Southeast Asian distribution is being rebuilt rather than merely expanded. Manufacturers diversifying production away from a single country have pushed new volumes through the region's ports and inland facilities, and the warehousing that serves them was in many cases designed for a different trade pattern. Operators are therefore spending on retrofits, on taller and denser storage and on the software that makes an older building behave like a newer one.
Singapore sits at the decision point for much of that spending even where the warehouses themselves are elsewhere. Regional supply chain leadership for a large share of multinational operations in Asia is based in the city, which makes a two day show there disproportionately useful relative to its floor size. The buyers in the aisles are frequently making decisions for facilities in several countries at once.
Labour economics drive the rest. Warehouse staffing across the region has tightened and wage growth has outpaced general inflation in several markets, which has moved automation business cases from marginal to straightforward in categories such as goods to person picking, autonomous mobile robots and automated storage. For an executive audience the order flow at this kind of show is a usable read on how quickly that conversion is happening.
Registration, the conference programme and the exhibitor list are published by the organiser and are updated ahead of the show.
