Retail Show Australia 2025
Reshaping the Future of Retail: Innovation, Technology, and Sustainability
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Dates:October 3-5, 2025
Venue:Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
Organizer:Hisern International Pty Ltd
Co-organizer:ARA
Exhibition
Profile
Retail Show Australia 2025 will bring together retail enterprises from across the globe in Melbourne, offering unparalleled opportunities to connect with international buyers. The event will showcase the latest retail products, equipment, and services across six key themes: Commercial equipment, Retail technology, Fresh produce & cold chain, Green life, Consumption Scene and E-Commerce. Designed specifically for retailers, the exhibition provides comprehensive tools and solution to address critical business challenges while fostering knowledge exchange and partnerships.
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Dates:October 3-5, 2025
Venue:Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
Organizer:Hisern International Pty Ltd
Co-organizer:ARA
Exhibition Goals
Industry Impact
Business Value
Become Australia’s largest retail exhibition, attracting 500+ exhibitors, 10,000+ visitors, and participants from 90+ countries.
Facilitate 1,000 B2B meeting, aiming for over AUD 500 million in deals.
Highlight 100+ retail tech solutions to accelerate digital transformation.
Launch a “Green Retail Zone” to promote eco-friendly technologies and practices.
Sustainability Focus
Innovation Showcase
7000+
Days
3
52
238
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Market Overview
Australia, one of the largest economies in the Southern Hemisphere, offers a stable and growing economic foundation for retail. With high disposable incomes and strong purchasing power, Australian consumers prioritize premium, personalized products and services.
Australia boasts one of the world’s most dynamic retail markets, projected to reach AUD 350 billion in 2024, accounting for approximately 10% of GDP. Key segments include: food retail (40%), home goods (20%), apparel & footwear (15%), and electronics (10%). The market is driven by major chains (e.g., Woolworths, Coles, Wesfarmers, Aldi), independent stores, and rapid omnichannel integration. Online sales now represent 15% of total retail (AUD 50 billion in 2024), fueled by mobile payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay adoption >60%) and AI-driven innovations.
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