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SIMTOS2016 is shaping up to be a generatorof new dreams and future, showcasing creativeconnectivity in manufacturing technology & more.

Better Value Chain,Better Future & Dream

Multi-Connectivity, Neo-Innovation

Beyond challenge, SIMTOS2016 focuses on multi-connectivity and neo-innovation to provide the best business

opportunities for valued exhibitors, buyers, visitors, etc.

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SIMTOS2016 Exhibition Guide _ 3

Invitation to Excellence in Manufacturing TechnologyConvergence Beyond Machine Tools

SIMTOS2016 organizers are burning the midnight oil with the highest priority tohighlight the excellence of manufacturing technology’s convergence with machinetools. Based on client-first, innovation-driven principles in the era of a hyper-connectedworld, the exhibition promises to be a key link in the global value chain with theexhibition of the latest products, marketing opportunities, state-of-the-art technology,informative seminars, etc.

Title: SIMTOS2016

(The 17th Seoul International Manufacturing Technology Show)

Slogan: Convergence of Manufacturing Technologies and Machine Tools

Date: April 13 ~ 17, 2016 (5 days)

Venue: KINTEX 1, 2 (102,431m2)

Operating Hours: KINTEX 1 (09:00~17:00), KINTEX 2 (10:00~1800)

Exhibitors: 800 companies, 5,000 booths

Visitors: 100,000

Exhibit Products:

- Metal Cutting & Die Mold Making Machines, Cutting-off & Bending Machines,

Welding Machines, Punching Machines, Sawing Machines, CAD/CAM, 3D Printing

Machines, Measuring Instruments, Control & Instrumentation Equipment,

Automation Machines, Robotics, Cutting Tools & Tooling Systems, Power Tools,

Presses & Peripheral Equipment, Chucks, Rotary Tables, LM Guides, Sensors,

Spindles, Pumps, Couplings, Speed Reducers, etc.

Organizer: Korea Machine Tool Manufacturers' Association (KOMMA)

Supporters:

- Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy

- Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning

- Gyeonggi Province

- Korea Trade Investment-Promotion Agency

- Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry

- Korea International Trade Association

- Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business

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Heart of Asian Manufacturing Tech Market

The recent conclusion of the milestone Korea-China bilateral free trade agreement isexpected to create new and greater opportunities in the enormous Chinese market via Korea.

Moreover, the scheduled integration of ASEAN economies in 2015 will enhance the value ofKorea as a hub for all of Asia, which owns the lion’s share of the global manufacturing and

machine tool market.

Creative Economy Inspiration & Test-Bed for ICT Convergence

Korea is forging ahead with its agenda for a creative economy, commercializingtechnologies based on its world-leading position as an ICT powerhouse, featuring the

integration of software and hardware in manufacturing technology, which is thefoundation for a new paradigm in the manufacturing and machine tool sector.

Customer-Oriented Innovation in DNA

Based on the principle of “SIMTOS of the clients, by the clients and for the clients,”SIMTOS organizers are constantly pursuing innovation, responding to the changes in

the global industrial and economic paradigm, to ensure that SIMTOS maintains itsstatus as a world-class manufacturing technology marketing platform.

Steady, Stable Expansion of Korean End-User Industries

Beyond challenge and potential limitations, Korea's machine tool end-user industries are stagingstable, steady expansion. Korea, currently the fifth largest producer and fourth largest consumer of

machine tools in the world, is home to such world-class industries as automobiles (world’s fifthlargest manufacturer), shipbuilding (second), steel (sixth), semiconductors (third), etc.

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Domestic demand for steel is

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tons in 2015, a 1.5% year-on-

year expansion, while automobile

demand is projected to grow to

1.66 million units, a 1.7% on-

year increase.

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construction edging up 0.9% to

1.11 million CGT, while general

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expected to expand 2.7% year-

on-year.

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in domestic demand in 2015,

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investment is expected to

increase 5.5%, compared with a

5.3% on-year growth in 2014,

according to the KIET forecast.

Despite the small increases in

domestic demand and

investment, profit levels at Korean

enterprises are not expected to

improve due to tougher

competition in the respective

markets, KIET noted.

Korea's major manufacturing industries are expected to post mild growth in 2015 compared with the previousyear. According to Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade (KIET) report, the majority of Koreanmanufacturing industries, except for petrochemicals, will rebound slightly in 2015.

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Source: KIET

Domestic Demand Seen to Rise Across the BoardKIET's Forecast for Major Korean Manufacturing Industries

Industry 20132014 2015

First Half Second Half First Half Second Half

Automobiles 1,545 813 821 1,634 826 836 1,662

(1,000 Cars) 0 7.8 3.8 5.8 1.6 1.8 1.7

Shipbuilding 113 56 54 110 57.1 54 111

(10,000 CGT) -3.7 -3.5 -1.7 -2.5 2 -0.2 0.9

General Machinery 86,128 40,356 48,314 88,670 40,817 50,248 91,065

(KRW Billion) 2.4 2 3.7 3 1.1 4 2.7

Steel 51,762 28,311 27,465 55,776 28,650 27,942 56,592

(1,000 Tons) -4.3 10.4 5.2 7.8 1.2 1.7 1.5

Petrochemicals 10,802 5,332 5,370 10,702 5,173 5,176 10,349

(1,000 Tons) 1.8 -1.5 -0.4 -0.9 -3 -3.6 -3.3

Consumer Electronics 21,449 11,208 11,591 22,799 11,675 11,659 23,334

(KRW Billion) -11.2 5.5 7.1 6.3 4.2 0.6 2.3

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The number of exhibitors atSIMTOS2014 reached 853,compared with 763 at SIMTOS2012.Over a ten-year period, the numberof participating exhibitors has nearlytripled, with comparable figures at328 in 2004, 404 in 2006, 433 in2008 and 459 in 2010.

A total of 5,409 overseas buyers,including 361 strategically invitedbuyers, visited SIMTOS2014 forpurposes related to buying.Comparable figures in previousevents were 4,591 in 2012, 2,856 in2010 and 2,645 in 2008.

The number of booths reached 5,513in SIMTOS2014, compared with5,274 in the preceding show.Meanwhile, the number ofparticipating countries reached 33compared with 24 in 2008.

General machinery accounted for21% of all visitors at SIMTOS2014.Automobile / parts industries tooksecond place with 15%, followed bymetal product manufacturing 13%,precision machinery manufacturing11%, steel / nonferrous metals 9%,electrical / electronics / IT 8%,shipbuilding / aerospace / othertransport 5% and others 18%.

CEOs and members of boards ofdirectors accounted for 20.5% ofregistered domestic buyers. Researchinstitutes topped the list of domesticbuyers by business type at 25.5%,reflecting the technologicalorientation of Korean buyers.

The number of overseas exhibitorbooths stood at 2,892.8, 51.2% ofthe total, exceeding those ofdomestic exhibitors for the first timein the 30-year history of SIMTOS.Domestic companies' combinedbooth number reached 2,620.2booths, accounting for 48.8% of thetotal.

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Number of Exhibitors(Unit: Company)

Buyer/Visitor Trend (2012-2014)(Unit: Person)

4,591

Overseas Buyers

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94,942

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No. of Booths & Countries(Unit: Country, Booth)

Domestic Buyers by Job Type Booth Occupation RateVisitors by End-User Industry

General Machinery 21%

Others 18%

Automobile/Parts Industries 15%

Metal Products Mfg. Business 13%

Precision Machinery Mfg. Business 11%

Steel/Non-Ferrous Metals 9%

Electrical/Electronics/IT 8%

Shipbuilding/Aerospace/Other Transport 5%

Research Institute 25.5%

Sales Department 21.1%

CEO & Executive 20.5%

Others 18.6%

Production Department 10.6%

Procurement Department 2.5%

Design Team 1.2%

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From Mother of Machines to Mother of Manufacturing Economy

Under the theme ‘Convergence of Manufacturing Technologies and Machine Tools,’ SIMTOS2016 will comprise sixthemed pavilions where more than 800 exhibitors will showcase their innovations to industrialists around the world.

Turning Centers (Lathes), Machining Centers (Tapping

Centers), Milling Machines, Drilling Machines (Drill

Heads), Boring Machines (Boring Heads), Grinding

Machines, Finishing Machines / Lapping Machines /

Polishing Machines / Honing Machines, Electric

Discharge Machines (EDM, WEDM), Gear Processing

Machines (Hobbing Machines), High-Speed Processing

Machines / Carving Machines, Special Purpose

Machines, Other Metal Cutting Machines, Dies and

Molds / Components for Dies and Molds

Metal Cutting & Die Mold WorkingHall 1-5, KINTEX 1

Cutting-off Machines / Shearing Machines, Bending

Machines, Plasma Cutting Machines, Sawing Machines,

Laser Processing Machines, Water Jet Processing

Machines, Laser Marking Machines, Other Cutting

Machines

Welding Machines, Welding Cutting Machines,

Welding Automation, Welding Materials, Welding Parts

and Related Equipment, Others

Cutting-off & WeldingHall 10, KINTEX 2

Cutting Tools, Tool Holders, Diamond Tools, Grinding

Tools, Tool Grinding Machines, Raw Materials, Other

Cutting Tools

Cordless Tools, Corded Tools, DIY Tools, Air Tools,

Other Power Tools

Tools & Related EquipmentHall 9, KINTEX 2

Servo Presses, Mechanical Presses, Hydraulic Presses,

Punching Machines / Notching Machines, Automated

Equipment for Metals, Forming Machines, Parts for

Metal Forming Machines, Other Metal Forming

Machines

Press & Metal FormingHall 10, KINTEX 2

Work Holding Devices, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Parts,

Coolers, Nuts / Couplings / Power Locks, Spindles,

Lubricants, Others

Numerical Control, Automatic programing Systems,

Manufacturing Controller System, Other Controllers

Materials (Metal, Fiber, Chemical, Ceramic, Plastic,

Fluoroplastics, Others)

Parts Materials & Motion ControlsHall 1~5, KINTEX 1

CAD/CAM, Solutions/Statistics Programs, 3D Printer

(Scanning Systems), Others

Measuring Instruments, Machine Vision Systems, 3D

Scanning System, Others

Moters (Decelerator), CNC Systems, Ball Screws/LM

Systems (Bearings), Other Automated Parts

Industrial Robots, Parts for Robots, Other Related

Equipment for Robots

CAD/CAM, Measuring Systems, Automation & RoboticsHall 7-8, KINTEX 2

The following are adjustments in SIMTOS2016 management designed to improve service forclients or to meet external factor changes, etc.

Location Changes in Some Themed Pavilions for Efficient Operation of KINTEX 2

Introduction of Staggered Opening & Closing Time System by Exhibition Site to IncreaseVisitors to KINTEX 2

Adjustment of Participation Fee to Partially Offset Increase in KINTEX Rental Fee

Early Start for Preregistration of Visitors to Expand Publicity Opportunities for Exhibitors

Operation of 'KINTEX 2 Activation Committee' and Additional Convenience Facilities toIncrease Visitors to KINTEX 2

Category SIMTOS2014 SIMTOS2016

KINTEX 1 Metal Cutting & Die Mold Working KINTEX 1 Metal Cutting & Die Mold Working

Parts, Materials & Motion Controls Parts, Materials & Motion Controls

KINTEX 2 Hall 7 Tools & Related KINTEX 2 Hall 7 CAD/CAM, Measuring

Location of Hall 8 Equipment Hall 8 Systems, Automation &

Themed Pavilions Hall 9 CAD/CAM. Measuring Robotics

Systems, Automation & Hall 9 Tools & Related

Robotics Equipment

Hall 10 Cutting-off & Welding Hall 10 Cutting-off & Welding

Press & Metal Forming Press & Metal Forming

KINTEX 1: 09:00~17:00

Operating Hours 09:30~18:00 KINTEX 2: 10:00~18:00

* Closing Time on Last Day: 16:00

Participation Fee Increased 5~7% According to Application Period

Inducement of Start from D-10 Month (June 2013) Start from D-11 (May 2015)

Visitors

- Operate 'KINTEX 2 Activation Committee'

Others - Operate 'Cafeteria' on the 2nd Floor of KINTEX 2

- - Operate Convenient Means for Movement

Between KINTEX 1 & 2 (ex. Elephant Train, etc.)

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SIMTOS2016 Exhibition Layout

KINTEX 1 Exhibition Venue

KINTEX 2 Exhibition Venue

Hall 1 ~ 5

Hall 10

Hall 9

Hall 7 ~ 8

Parts, Materials & Motion Controls Pavilion

Press & Metal Forming Pavilion

Cutting-off & Welding Pavilion

Tools & RelatedEquipment Pavilion

CAD/CAM, Measuring Systems,Automation & Robotics Pavilion

Metal Cutting &Die Mold Working Pavilion

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Client-Centered Marketing SciencePre-Meetings Between Buyers & Exhibitors Vital to Success

Parts, Materials & Motion Controls 491 (48.9%)

Metal Cutting & Die Mold Working 325 (32.4%)

Tools & Related Equipment 118 (11.8%)

CAD/CAM, Measuring Systems & Robotics 31 (3.1%)

Press & Metal Forming Pavilion 28 (2.8%)

Cutting-Off & Welding Pavilion 11 (1.1%)

In efforts to maximize marketing

opportunities for exhibitors, the SIMTOS-

unique Matchmaking4U program features

client-by-client matchmaking

arrangements under the motto “We Are

Ready to Be Your Sales Dept. 2.”

To maximize the potential for realizing the

greatest benefit from the Matchmaking4U

process, SIMTOS organizers arrange pre-

show meetings between buyers and

exhibitors, thus increasing the efficiency,

productivity and value of meetings during

the show period.

Both domestic and overseas participants in

the matchmaking sessions of SIMTOS2014

voiced high satisfaction with the SIMTOS-

style program. For example, Mike

Nicholson, Sales & Marketing Director of

MachineWorks Ltd., a UK-based global

leader in CNC simulation and verification

solutions, said, "In our experience, this

program is not common, although we

participate in EMO and IMTI. We believe

that it is a unique program and a great

service for meeting the right companies

and the right contacts."

No. of Overseas Exhibitor-Korean Buyer Matchmaking Cases in SIMTOS2014

Number of Matchmaking Cases by Themed Pavilion in SIMTOS2014

Total 42

(100%)

Parts, Materials & Motion Controls 18 (43%)

Metal Cutting & Die Mold Working 12 (28%)

Tools & Related Equipment 5 (12%)

CAD/CAM, Measuring Systems & Robotics 5 (12%)

Press & Metal Forming 2 (5%)

Matchmaking4U Creativity

Create Market Opportunities

Right Companies, Right Contacts

Effective Communication

Around-the-World Network

Total Client-Customized Services

Matchmaking4U Operation Plan for SIMTOS2016

The Program will be operational one year before the Show with the launching of an exclusive taskforce and monitoring of buyers that exhibitors hope to contact.

In particular, the SIMTOS Secretariat plans to invite prospective buyers from newly emergingcountries, i.e. those from East Europe & Latin America regions

Matchmaking participants will be granted free advertisements (exhibitors with six booths or more) and publicity articles inSIMTOS2016 official magazine, SIMTOS webzine and KOMMA's vernacular in-house monthly magazine.

- Pre-Meeting Schedule Related With Matchmaking4U in 2015

January: India, KINTEX (SIMTOS venue) April: China May: Russia, Busan Sept: KINTEX October: Italy

Total 1,004

(100%)

Full-Cycle Marketing Angel Program

Responding to the emerging global economic paradigm of a hyperconnected world, SIMTOSorganizers are striving to optimize the global value chain as leverage to maximize businessopportunities for all participants, especially exhibitors.

Emphasizing the value of connectivity, the SIMTOS Secretariat is in full gear to implementSIMTOS-style full-cycle marketing angel programs, consisting of three phases.. pre-show,during show & post-show.

e-Magazine to Deliver Insight & Inspiration with End-User Focus

The SIMTOS Secretariat plans to publish an in-depth e-magazine that will examine the latestindustry trends and prospects, especially related end-user industries, including automotive,machinery, shipbuilding, ICT, etc.

The e-magazine content will be designed to provide readers with up-to-date marketintelligence, insight and inspiration that is vital to their business success.

Innovative Communistration Embracing Publicity & Advertising

The SIMTOS2016 Secretariat promises active production of publicity content, both in Korean &foreign languages, staging dynamic public relations activities focusing on rightmessage and right target audience.

Responding to the communication paradigm change, publicityactivities will feature the utilization of SNS embracing bothdomestic and overseas portals.

Advertisements, including outdoor, also are effectiveinstruments to enhance awareness of the largestexhibition event in Korea.

Pre-Show

- Pre-show matchmaking meetingsbetween exhibitors and buyers,both in Korea and abroad

- Invitation of potential influentialbuyers based, in particular, on thedesires of exhibitors

During Show

- Matchmaking between Koreanbuyers and all exhibitors, bothKorean and overseas

- Matchmaking between overseasbuyers and all exhibitors, bothKorean and overseas

Post Show

- Overall appraisal and innovationpackage to present clients withbetter opportunities

- Continuous networking focused oncreative connectivity

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Benefits of Early Bird Application

Benefit 1. Participation Fee Discount (41.6%) In the case of SIMTOS2014, over 80% of exhibitors filed early applications.

Benefit 2. Advantage in Booth AllocationThose companies that acquire the highest points in specified areas, including participation application date, will be

qualified for assignment of booths in desirable locations.

Benefit 3. Free e-Mail Service to Preregistered Visitors e-Mail Content: Company name, booth number, introduction of exhibited products, photos, videos, homepage, etc.

Benefit 4. Opportunity to Join 'Matchmaking4U'

First 200 companies among those submitting early applications will be blessed with the opportunity to take part in

'Matchmaking4U'

* Matchmaking4U is the SIMTOS-unique client-by-client customized business consultation program under the motto

“We Are Ready to Be Your Sales Dept. 2.” (More information on p-9)

Benefit 5. Expanded Support for Visitors Invited by Exhibitors- Improved discount system for invited visitors

* A system unique to SIMTOS that refunds admission fees proportionately to the number of visitors invited by exhibitors

to bring visitors closer to exhibitors.

When visitors are invited by exhibitors filing early applications, the SIMTOS Secretariat upwardly adjusts its support

amount from 2 million won to 2.5 million won for 100 visitors and from 12,000 won to 15,000 won per person for

50~99 visitors up to a maximum of 30 million won (amount not to exceed booth rental fee).

Improved Discount System for Visitors Invited by Exhibitors to SIMTO2016

Inducement of Exhibitors & Preregistration Encouragement Program Early Operation of SIMTOS Visitor Membership Center and 'Preregistration Event' (March 2015)

Publicity Tools: TM, DM, SNS, webzine, homepage, app, blog, Facebook, etc. To induce preregistration of on-site visitors, increased admission fee (6,000 won -> 15,000 won) for on-site registration

Status of Visitors Invited by Exhibitors to SIMTOS2014

For 100 Visitors 50~99 Visitors (per person) 20~49 Visitors

Application Date ~ Oct. 31, '15 ~ Dec. 31, '15 Jan. 1, '16 ~ ~ Oct. 31, '15 ~ Dec. 31, '15 Jan. 1, '16 ~

SIMTOS2016 2.5 Mil. Won 2 Mil. Won 1.5 Mil. Won 15,000 Won 12,000 Won 10,000 Won Visitor Bar Code 1 Unit Expenses

SIMTOS2014 2 Mil. Won 12,000 Won

KINTEX 1 KINTEX 2

Exhibitor Invited Buyers Exhibitor Invited Buyers

Doosan Infracore 204 Delcam Korea 362

DMG MORI Korea 200 AMADA Korea 267

Hwacheon Machinery 159 OSG Korea 232

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2. Payment of Participation Fee- The confirmation date of participation in SIMTOS2016 will be the date when deposit (20%) andintermediate payment are made.

o Core Items: Metal Cutting Machines, Cutting Tools, Measuring Equipment (metrology), Parts, Cutting-offMachines (laser, water jet), CAD/CAM

o Strategic Items: Welding, Cutting-off Machines (Plasma), Metal Forming Machines (Press, Cutting-off/Bending, etc.), Sawing Machines, Robotics & Automation, Electric Power Tools, Finishing-relatedFacilities, Diamond Tools, Materials, etc.

o In the first stage application, only raw space is available. Shell stand is available in conjunction withapplication for auxiliary facilities (Scheduled for around December 2015)

o Basic unit price & detailed specifications also will be informed during application around December 2015.

* If payment of participation fee is delayed, the benefits acquired at the time of application will be automatically invalidated and fees

will be increased based on the payment date.

* Booth (3m x 3m): Application is possible only for 18m2 or more.

* Application unit price would be settled by the date of deposit payment date.

Submit Applications for Participation in SIMTOS2016 to:SIMTOS Secretariat 4th Fl., Machine Tool Bldg. 13, Iljik-ro 12-beon-gil, Gwanmyeong City, Gyeonggi Province, Korea

Tel: 82-1599-2721, Fax: 82-2-6280-2721

Contact: Kate Lee ([email protected])

* For persons in charge by business type, please refer to homepage (www.simtos.org)

Participation Fee Payment Period Category Application Period

Deposit (20%)Intermediate

Final Payment (60%)Payment (20%)

Early Application Jan. 2 ~ Apr. 30, '15 Within two weeks (14 days) ~ July 14, '15

General Application A May 1 ~ June 30, '15 after application~ Jan. 14, '16

General Application B July 1 ~ Oct. 31, '15 Within two weeks (14 days) after application

Waiting List Application Nov. 1, '15 ~

3. Guide to Participation Fees and Special Benefits (based on Independent Stand (Raw Stand) (onlyexhibition space to be provided)

CategoryEarly General General Waiting List Booth AllocationApplication Application A Application B Application

Deadline Apr. 30, 2015 June 30, 2015 Oct. 31, 2015 Nov. 1, 2015~ In November 2015

Space Rental Fee Core Items US$1,872 US$2,106 US$2,790 US$3,204 (For those companies having

(Raw Space) Strategic Items US$1,584 US$1,782 US$2,304 US$2,646 paid deposit and intermediate

Discount Rate 41.6% 34.4% 13.0% - payment)

Application Procedures, etc.

1. Online Application: Submit application through SIMTOS homepage (www.simtos.org)- Required documents: Participation application and certificate of business registration (one copy each)



Booth Distribution Mileage Point System

The SIMTOS2016 Secretariat will allocate space in the themed exhibition hals after examination of catalogues introducingmajor production, distribution and exhibit items of Exhibitors.

Mileage Points by Item (total 100 points)

Mileage Points for Final Payment (total 10 points)

Notes: 1. Participation Application Date: The date applications are received at KOMMA or the date registered online 2. Deposit/Intermediate Payment Date: The date received at KOMMA's bank account 3. No. of Past SIMTOS Participations: The number of participations in previous SIMTOS exhibitions hosted by KOMMA4. The mileage point table above is subject to change depending on the situation.

Note: Final Payment Date: The date received at KOMMA's bank

account

Note: 1. This mileage deduction table will apply to SIMTOS2018 participation

based on SIMTOS2016 violations.

2. Penalties will be imposed in the event of participation cancellation or

reduction of participation scale

Item Period Mileage

Points

Participation ~ Mar. 8, '15 30

Application ~ Mar. 14, '15 28

Date ~ Mar. 22, '15 26

(30 points) ~ Mar. 31, '15 24

~ Apr. 7, '15 22

~ Apr. 14, '15 20

~ Apr. 30, '15 18

~ May 14, '15 16

~ May 31, '15 14

~ June 14, '15 12

~ June 30, '15 10

~ July 14, '15 8

~ July 31, '15 6

~ Aug. 14, '15 4

~ Aug. 31, '15 1

Item Period Mileage Points

Final Payment Prior to March 14, '15 10

Date Prior to March 31, '15 9

(10 points) Prior to April 14, '15 8

Prior to April 30, '15 7

Prior to May 14, '15 6

Prior to June 30, '15 5

Prior to July 14, '15 4

Prior to July 31, '15 3

Prior to August 30, '15 2

Prior to September 14, '15 1

Mileage Point Deductions

Item Related Items Mileage PointsDeducted

Themed Halls Rejection of booth allocation Not Yet

Non-reporting of booth allocation Decided

errors in previous SIMTOS

Violation of Booth Installation Height

Exhibition Equipment

Rules at Exhibit Items Obstructing Corridors

SIMTOS2016 Damage to Exhibition Site Facilities

Distribution of Publications in Violation of Procedures

Delayed Participation Fee Payment (per day)

Direct Sale of Products at Exhibition Site

Violation of Noise Regulations for Acoustic Equipment

Delayed Submission of Applications/Reports (per case)

Treatment of Waste Non-Treated

Insufficient

Participation Cancelled

Item Period Mileage

Points

Deposit ~ Mar. 14, '15 30

Payment ~ Mar. 22, '15 28

Date ~ Mar. 31, '15 26

(30 points) ~ Apr. 7, '15 24

~ Apr. 14, '15 22

~ Apr. 30, '15 20

~ May 14, '15 18

~ May 31, '15 16

~ June 14, '15 14

~ June 30, '15 12

~ July 14, '15 10

~ July 31, '15 8

~ Aug. 14, '15 6

~ Aug. 31, '15 4

~ Sept. 14, '15 1

Item Period Mileage

Points

Intermediate ~ Mar. 14, '15 20

Payment ~ Mar. 22, '15 19

Date ~ Mar. 31, '15 18

(20 points) ~ Apr. 7, '15 16

~ Apr. 14, '15 14

~ Apr. 30, '15 13

~ May 14, '15 12

~ May 31, '15 10

~ June 14, '15 9

~ June 30, '15 8

~ July 14, '15 7

~ July 31, '15 5

~ Aug. 14, '15 4

~ Aug. 31, '15 3

~ Sept. 14, '15 2

Item Period Mileage

Points

No. of 16 20

Past 15 19

SIMTOS 14 18

Participations 13 17

(20 points) 12 16

11 15

10 14

9 13

8 12

7 11

6 10

5 9

4 8

3 7

2 6

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Key Event Schedule forSIMTOS2016

* The above schedule is subject to change depending on the situation. Changes will be announced on the official SIMTOS

homepage (www.simtos.org).

* The above schedule is subject to change depending on the situation. Changes will be announced on the official SIMTOS

homepage (www.simtos.org).

SIMTOS Global Roadshow Schedule

Date Event

April 30 (Thu) Last Date for Early Applications

May 14 (Thu) Last Date for Payment of Deposit (20%) for Early Application

June 30 (Tue) Last Date for General Application A

July 14 (Tue) Last Date for Payment of Deposit (20%) and 1st Intermediate Payment (20%) for

General Application

2015 October 31 (Sat) Last Date for General Application B

November 1 (Sun) Begin Receipt of Waiting List Applications

November 14 (Sat) Last Date for Payment of Deposit (20%) and 1st Intermediate Payment for

General Application B

During November Workshop for Exhibitors

During November Allocation of Booths to Exhibitors

December ~ Application for Auxiliary Facilities

January 14 (Thu) Last Date for Payment of Deposit (20%), 1st Intermediate Payment (20%) and

2nd Intermediate Payment (60%)

* VAT: Separate, Tax Calculation Sheet Not Issued at This Time

2016 March 14 (Mon) Payment of Balance & Auxiliary Expenses (VAT excluded)

* Basic Booth Fee (option), Auxiliary Facilities-Usage Fees (Electricity, Telephone,

Water Supply & Drainage, Compressed Air, etc.), Advertisement Fee, etc.

April 13 (Wed)~17 (Sun) Exhibition, Issuance of Invoice

SIMTOS2016

Country City Date

Taiwan Taichung May 2015

China Beijing April 2015

Italy Bologna June 2015

Spain Bilbao June 2015

Germany Hannover April 2015

Gateway to Promise & Opportunities

SIMTOS2016 is poised to generate exciting opportunities & promise, combining a never-drying pool of expertise and the geographical advantage of

Korea as a hub of the Asian economy.

KOREA MACHINE TOOL MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION

6Fl., KOMMA Bldg., 13, Iljink-ro 12beon-gil, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do, 423-700, Korea

Tel: +82-2-3453-2721, Fax: +82-2-6280-2721

Web: www.komma.org, e-Mail: [email protected]

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