Advanced Manufacturing Madrid consolidates its international status and opens registration for its 18th edition

International fairs

Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, organized by Easyfairs, is now accepting registrations for its November 4-5 edition at IFEMA Madrid. The event, which is celebrating its official recognition as an international trade fair, will bring together more than 600 exhibitors across four pavilions, further solidifying Madrid's position as a hub for industrial innovation.

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A boost to the internationalization of the manufacturing sector

Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, the leading trade fair for advanced manufacturing and industrial automation organized by EasyfairsRegistration for its 18th edition has opened. The event will take place on November 4th and 5th in IFEMA Madrid and it comes with the backing of its recent recognition as international trade fair by the Secretaría de Estado de Comercio, which reinforces its role as a link for global business.

This institutional recognition is not accidental, but rather a reflection of the event's track record, which in its last edition brought together 151 international exhibiting companies from 19 countries, attracting 7% professional visitors from outside of EspañaThe official recognition of its international status will facilitate the attraction of foreign delegations and buyers, opening up new business opportunities for the Spanish industrial sector.

According to Oscar Barranco, CEO Easyfairs Iberia"Recognition as an international fair represents institutional support for a trajectory that Advanced Manufacturing It had already been building in recent years. It is also a sign of the growth that the fair has experienced and its ability to continue connecting Spanish industry with companies and professionals from other markets."

Four pavilions and new spaces for Industry 4.0

The 2026 edition will expand its exhibition space in IFEMA Madridoccupying four pavilions strategically organized by areas of specialization to facilitate the professional journey:

• Hall 1: Composite Engineering y Test & Quality Control.
• Hall 2: Surface Treatment and a new area dedicated to the industrial subcontracting.
• Hall 4: Additive Manufacturing y Metal & Machine Tools.
• Hall 6: Automation & Digitalisation y Welding.

In addition to the six traditional sectors, the fair will include a forum specializing in solutions for the defense sectorResponding to the growing needs of this market, over 600 exhibiting companies and 20 sponsors will showcase technologies applied to the entire industrial value chain. Confirmed participants include leading firms such as Trumpf, VLB Group, Espiroflox – Tecniman, Bodor, Teknicalde, Lasertel, Oxiplant, Yaskawa, Bollhoff, Lantek y Emka.

Advanced Manufacturing Madrid 2026: Key Data

Metric	Figure
Edition	ª 18
Dates	November 4 and 5, 2026
Location	IFEMA Madrid
Exhibitors (2026 forecast)	More than
pavilions	4 (1, 2, 4 and 6)
Professionals (2025 edition)	More than
Exhibitors (2025 edition)	640

Synergies with the technology ecosystem: Madrid Tech Week

The event will be part of the second edition of the Madrid Tech Weekan initiative that brings together the most relevant technology events in the country. This integration makes Madrid in the European epicenter of innovation, connecting the advanced manufacturing sector with a broader business and technology ecosystem, generating cross-cutting synergies and business opportunities.

High-value content and professional networking

The conference program will feature more than 100 speakers from leading brands, technology centers and industry associations, who will discuss the challenges of advanced manufacturing in three scenarios: Main Auditorium Bosch, Tech Forum IFS y Composites AgoraThe experience will be completed with the Innovation Tours, demonstrations of machinery in operation (Live Demo Machinery) and the V ceremony of the Advanced Manufacturing Awards.

“The growth of the fair responds to the clear need of the sector to find spaces where they can see applied technology, generate valuable contacts and discover solutions capable of transforming production. Advanced Manufacturing Madrid "It will continue to foster that connection between innovation and knowledge and business," he concludes. Oscar Barranco.

Key points and frequently asked questions about Advanced Manufacturing Madrid 2026

What are the implications for a Spanish company of the international recognition of the fair?

For a Spanish company, this recognition means greater exposure to international markets without leaving the country. It facilitates access to buyers, distributors, and technology partners worldwide, allowing them to compare the competitiveness of their products and services on a global scale and explore new supply chains.

Which industrial sectors will benefit most from attending this event?

The sectors that benefit most are those with a high degree of innovation in their production processes, such as automotive, aerospace, metallurgy, capital goods, electronics, molds and dies, and the healthcare sector. The trade fair offers cross-cutting solutions to optimize production, quality, and efficiency in any of these industries.

How can Spanish exporters take advantage of their participation in Advanced Manufacturing Madrid?

Exporters can use the trade fair as a platform to strengthen their international network, identify new technological trends to apply to their products to make them more competitive abroad, and meet with foreign trade delegations. It is an opportunity to validate their export offerings and find strategic partners for their global expansion.