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Ningbo Dongbo New Energy Co., Ltd. took part in Plastex Uzbekistan 2026 at the Uzexpocentre NEC in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from 22 to 24 September 2026. At Stand G56 the team received visitors throughout the exhibition, and the Uzbekistan trip also included conversations with customers and business visits away from the exhibition hall.
This article looks at the event from the customer side rather than the product side. It follows how visitors were received at the booth, what the discussions in Tashkent covered, how the visits in Uzbekistan were arranged, and how communication continued once the exhibition closed.
The entrance and event signage of Plastex Uzbekistan 2026 in Tashkent, where the visitor reception for the three-day event began.
Stand G56 was the point at which most customer conversations during the exhibition began. The team's approach was to greet visitors first and ask what they were looking for, rather than opening with a fixed presentation, because the people walking past the stand arrived with very different levels of knowledge about polymer and plastic auxiliary materials.
A Dongbo New Energy representative receiving a visitor at Stand G56 during Plastex Uzbekistan 2026.
That first question usually placed a visitor in one of a few groups: a processor working with an existing formulation, a trader reviewing a range to handle, or a technical visitor who already knew which material they wanted to discuss. A greeting followed by a short question made it possible to route each conversation in the right direction within a minute or two, which matters at a busy exhibition where visitors rarely spend a long time at any single stand.
A customer discussion about plastic auxiliary materials at the Dongbo exhibition booth.
Because the booth displayed both boards and physical samples, a visitor could move from the greeting straight into a specific topic without waiting for anything to be prepared. Visitors who wanted a general introduction were given one; visitors with a narrow question were taken directly to the material concerned.
The conversations held in Tashkent covered polymer materials and plastic auxiliary materials, with the product boards at the booth presenting items such as Poly+Iso, TEP, DBP, TOTM and DINP. The direction of each conversation depended on the visitor. Some wanted to understand how a product category fits into their existing production routine, others compared what they already handle with the range on display, and a third group came with technical questions that needed a more detailed answer later.
What the team did not do was force a single script onto every visitor. In practice the same board was explained in different ways on the same day, depending on whether the listener was evaluating a material for the first time or checking a familiar product name against a supplier's offering.
The three-day format helped here. Visitors who had a short first conversation often returned on the second or third day, sometimes with a colleague, and continued from where the earlier discussion had stopped. The team kept notes on the questions raised so that a returning visitor did not have to start again from the beginning.
Beyond the exhibition itself, the Uzbekistan trip included customer visits. These meetings were arranged around the exhibition dates of 22 to 24 September 2026 and gave the team an opportunity to speak with customers in the region outside the noise and time pressure of a public exhibition stand.
The Ningbo Dongbo New Energy team during customer visits in Uzbekistan.
Representatives meeting a customer during a business visit in Uzbekistan.
The purpose of those visits was information exchange: understanding how a customer currently works, which material categories are relevant to them, and what kind of documentation or follow-up would be useful. Sit-down meetings also allow more time for a customer to explain their own context, which is difficult to cover in a busy exhibition hall where several visitors may be waiting at the same stand.
Conversations with visitors and customers in Uzbekistan were practical rather than promotional. The questions that came up most often related to which materials are relevant to a given production situation, how a supplier normally communicates product information, and how a technical discussion can continue reliably when the two sides are in different countries and time zones.
Working through those points in person is useful for both sides. A customer can explain their situation without writing a long message, and the supplier can clarify what information is available and what still needs to be checked. For a company based in Ningbo communicating with customers in Central Asia, that kind of face-to-face exchange reduces the misunderstandings that email threads often leave behind.
Discussions at Stand G56 continued across all three exhibition days from 22 to 24 September 2026.
Not every question can be answered at a stand or during a single visit. Where a visitor or customer raised a point that required more detail than the meeting allowed, the question was recorded so that it could be handled properly afterwards instead of being answered loosely on the spot.
After the exhibition, follow-up takes place through the company's normal communication channels. Anyone who spoke with the team during Plastex Uzbekistan 2026, or who would like information about polymer and plastic auxiliary materials, can send an enquiry through the contact channel published on the company's official website. That channel is the recommended route for any request relating to products, documentation or future meetings.
For Ningbo Dongbo New Energy Co., Ltd., the value of Plastex Uzbekistan 2026 and the accompanying customer visits in Uzbekistan lies in the conversations themselves: meeting people in person, understanding what they are working on, and keeping the discussion going afterwards.
Plastex Uzbekistan 2026 was a plastics, polymer and chemical auxiliary industry exhibition held at the Uzexpocentre NEC in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
The exhibition ran from 22 September 2026 to 24 September 2026.
Visitors were received at Stand G56 during the exhibition at the Uzexpocentre NEC in Tashkent, and further customer meetings took place during visits in Uzbekistan around the exhibition dates.
Discussions covered polymer materials and plastic auxiliary materials, and the product boards at the booth presented items such as Poly+Iso, TEP, DBP, TOTM and DINP.
Yes. In addition to receiving visitors at Stand G56, the Ningbo Dongbo New Energy team met customers during business visits in Uzbekistan.
Enquiries can be sent through the contact channel published on the company's official website, including requests about products, documentation or future meetings.
