Since its founding in 2002, the Russian Exhibition of Laboratory Equipment and Chemical Reagents has been successfully held for 22 editions. It is the longest-running and largest professional exhibition for laboratory technology and analytical instruments in Russia and the CIS region.
The exhibition is organized by the internationally renowned exhibition group ITE Group. With over 30 years of deep roots in the Russian and CIS markets, ITE is one of the largest exhibition organizers in the region, with a portfolio of flagship industry shows including Pharmtech & Ingredients and MosBuild.
Backed by ITE’s strong local resources and global network, Analitika Expo has become the recognized annual event for Russia’s laboratory industry.
This zone is the core arena of analytical science, showcasing chromatographs, mass spectrometers, spectrometers, electrochemical analyzers, thermal analyzers, and sample preparation equipment. Serving analytical chemists, quality control experts, and R&D personnel, it is a core technical platform for obtaining precise data and advancing scientific discovery.
This zone covers general laboratory equipment, showcasing centrifuges, incubators, biosafety cabinets, balances, drying ovens, pure water systems, and laboratory stirrers. Serving lab managers, technicians, and equipment procurement specialists, it is a fundamental resource platform for building efficient and reliable laboratory environments.
This zone serves as the "material foundation" for daily laboratory operations, showcasing high-purity chemical reagents, biochemical reagents, standards, solvents, buffers, and commonly used laboratory chemicals. Serving lab procurement personnel, R&D scientists, and quality control experts, it is a key resource platform for ensuring accurate and reproducible experimental results.
This zone focuses on the future working mode of laboratories, showcasing laboratory automation systems, robotics, laboratory information management systems, electronic lab notebooks, and smart laboratory solutions. Serving lab managers, automation engineers, and digital transformation leaders, it is a frontier platform driving laboratories toward efficiency and intelligence.
This zone serves as the core engine for life science innovation, showcasing molecular biology tools, cell culture systems, gene editing technologies, protein analysis platforms, and bioreactors. Serving biotechnology researchers, pharmaceutical scientists, and bioprocess engineers, it is a key resource platform for accelerating biopharmaceutical discovery.
This zone focuses on product quality assurance and testing technologies, showcasing materials testing equipment, environmental test chambers, non-destructive testing instruments, and quality control management systems. Serving QC engineers, production managers, and compliance specialists, it is a key technical platform for ensuring products meet standards and enhancing quality control capabilities.
This zone creates the "physical space" of laboratories, showcasing lab benches, fume hoods, chemical cabinets, storage cabinets, laboratory furniture, and laboratory building solutions. Serving lab facility managers, safety officers, and infrastructure planners, it is a professional resource platform for creating safe, comfortable, and efficient laboratory environments.
This zone focuses on the "safety protection" of laboratories, showcasing personal protective equipment, safety cabinets, emergency eyewash stations, cleanroom systems, HEPA filtration, and environmental monitoring equipment. Serving lab safety officers, EHS specialists, and cleanroom managers, it is a professional resource platform for building safe, clean, and controlled laboratory environments.




In the exhibition landscape of Russia and the wider CIS region, ITE Group is a name that simply cannot be overlooked. Its story reads like a condensed history of global business transformation.
Founded in London in 1991, ITE spent the next three decades growing into a London Stock Exchange-listed company and the largest and most influential international exhibition organizer in the high-growth markets of Russia, the CIS, Central Asia, and Turkey. Flagship events like Pharmtech & Ingredients (Russia's largest pharmaceutical exhibition) and MosBuild (Eastern Europe's largest construction show) became, through ITE's hands, the essential gateways for global enterprises entering the Russian-speaking markets. For Chinese companies expanding into Russia during those years, ITE was almost an unavoidable name. ITE entered China in 2005, establishing offices in Beijing and Shanghai, and in 2008 founded ITE China Exhibition Services Co., Ltd. From a modest Chinese pavilion of just tens of square meters, it grew to over 1,000 square meters at its flagship events, accompanying and witnessing the rise of "Made in China" in the Russian market.
Then came 2022. Following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, everything changed. As a mass exodus of Western companies began, the then-British parent company, Hyve Group plc, announced the divestment of its Russian operations, legally separating itself from its assets in the country. But that was not the end of the story—the core management of the Russian business executed a management buyout, taking over all exhibition projects and operational entities.
So today, the entity organizing Pharmtech, MosBuild, and other events in Moscow—"ITE Group Russia"—is a Russian-registered entity fully independent from the British Hyve Group in terms of legal status, equity, and capital. It has retained the original team, the original portfolio, and the original operational systems, and continues to use the "ITE" brand name, which carries over three decades of industry reputation. In a sense, it possesses a unique "dual identity": it retains the international operational DNA of a British exhibition group, while also enjoying the policy adaptability of a Russian local company—unaffected by sanctions, enabling smooth RMB settlements, logistics, and local operations. This is precisely why, when the Wujiang District government organizes training sessions for companies exploring the Russian market, ITE is still invited to share its insights.
ITE's story is not the end of a "UK company that left Russia," but the rebirth of a local enterprise with British exhibition DNA, deeply rooted in the Russian market.
This zone is the core arena of analytical science, showcasing chromatographs, mass spectrometers, spectrometers, electrochemical analyzers, thermal analyzers, and sample preparation equipment. Serving analytical chemists, quality control experts, and R&D personnel, it is a core technical platform for obtaining precise data and advancing scientific discovery.
This zone covers general laboratory equipment, showcasing centrifuges, incubators, biosafety cabinets, balances, drying ovens, pure water systems, and laboratory stirrers. Serving lab managers, technicians, and equipment procurement specialists, it is a fundamental resource platform for building efficient and reliable laboratory environments.











In the exhibition landscape of Russia and the wider CIS region, ITE Group is a name that simply cannot be overlooked. Its story reads like a condensed history of global business transformation.
Founded in London in 1991, ITE spent the next three decades growing into a London Stock Exchange-listed company and the largest and most influential international exhibition organizer in the high-growth markets of Russia, the CIS, Central Asia, and Turkey. Flagship events like Pharmtech & Ingredients (Russia's largest pharmaceutical exhibition) and MosBuild (Eastern Europe's largest construction show) became, through ITE's hands, the essential gateways for global enterprises entering the Russian-speaking markets. For Chinese companies expanding into Russia during those years, ITE was almost an unavoidable name. ITE entered China in 2005, establishing offices in Beijing and Shanghai, and in 2008 founded ITE China Exhibition Services Co., Ltd. From a modest Chinese pavilion of just tens of square meters, it grew to over 1,000 square meters at its flagship events, accompanying and witnessing the rise of "Made in China" in the Russian market.
Then came 2022. Following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, everything changed. As a mass exodus of Western companies began, the then-British parent company, Hyve Group plc, announced the divestment of its Russian operations, legally separating itself from its assets in the country. But that was not the end of the story—the core management of the Russian business executed a management buyout, taking over all exhibition projects and operational entities.
So today, the entity organizing Pharmtech, MosBuild, and other events in Moscow—"ITE Group Russia"—is a Russian-registered entity fully independent from the British Hyve Group in terms of legal status, equity, and capital. It has retained the original team, the original portfolio, and the original operational systems, and continues to use the "ITE" brand name, which carries over three decades of industry reputation. In a sense, it possesses a unique "dual identity": it retains the international operational DNA of a British exhibition group, while also enjoying the policy adaptability of a Russian local company—unaffected by sanctions, enabling smooth RMB settlements, logistics, and local operations. This is precisely why, when the Wujiang District government organizes training sessions for companies exploring the Russian market, ITE is still invited to share its insights.
ITE's story is not the end of a "UK company that left Russia," but the rebirth of a local enterprise with British exhibition DNA, deeply rooted in the Russian market.