Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering will attend High Security Printing Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, China, from 30 November to 2 December 2026. This event is an important regional forum for secure document technologies and brings together experts from across the world of banknotes, identity documents and document security.
High Security Printing Asia focuses on the latest technologies and techniques used in the production and issue of banknotes, ePassports, ID cards, visas and other secure documents across Asia. The event attracts senior decision-makers from governments, central banks, banknote issuing authorities, state printing works, law enforcement, document examiners and specialist equipment suppliers.
For Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering, this conference is a valuable opportunity to contribute from a knowledge-sharing and advisory perspective. As a family-owned engineering company with more than a century of experience in the currency industry, and with 115 years of history in 2026 , Kusters brings practical insight into the secure destruction of banknotes and coins, operational reliability and long-term lifecycle thinking.
Although the event covers a broad range of secure documents, the currency focus is especially relevant to Kusters Engineering. Discussions around banknote integrity, counterfeit deterrence, secure processing and the future of currency operations are closely connected to the challenges faced by central banks and issuing authorities today. Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering looks forward to sharing experience on how secure, reliable and sustainable systems can support resilient cash cycles and responsible end-of-life handling of currency.
High Security Printing Asia is also a strong meeting point for dialogue between issuing authorities, technical specialists and industry partners. That makes it a valuable setting to exchange ideas, learn from developments across the region and take part in conversations about the future of secure currency operations.
Will you be attending High Security Printing Asia 2026 as well? We would be pleased to connect with you in Hong Kong.
