BIEMH 2026 Set to Lead the Global Manufacturing Calendar with Innovation, Automation, and Opportunity

BIEMH 2026, the 33rd edition of the International Machine Tool Exhibition, will officially open the global advanced manufacturing trade fair calendar next year, taking place from 2–6 March 2026 at the Bilbao Exhibition Centre. Recognised as one of Europe’s most important industrial showcases, BIEMH continues to attract influential international players seeking innovation, partnerships, and cutting-edge manufacturing solutions.

With a legacy built on excellence and technological advancement, BIEMH 2026 is set to deliver large-scale machines in action, live technical demonstrations, and the latest breakthroughs in robotics and automation — technologies that are rapidly redefining the future of global manufacturing.

This edition will once again place a strong focus on smart automation, presenting solutions that drive productivity, connectivity, and data-driven decision-making on the shop floor. It’s an unmissable opportunity for suppliers and buyers to meet face-to-face, explore new partnerships, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industrial landscape.

The event is being promoted under the bold new campaign slogan “Carpe BIEMH”, capturing the spirit of innovation and seizing the moment to connect, explore, and grow. The campaign reflects BIEMH’s status as a must-attend global event that continuously delivers value, surprise, and opportunity for companies, visitors, and organisations alike.

As long-standing supporters of the Spanish manufacturing sector, MTDCNC is thrilled to attend BIEMH 2026 and spend quality time with our valued clients from across Spain. We spend a great deal of time in the region filming with some of the country’s most innovative machine tool manufacturers — including Ibarmia, Correa, BOST, and many more — and BIEMH presents the perfect setting to reconnect and showcase the latest developments.

“This will be an ace show for us,” said the MTDCNC team. “The innovation on display in Spain is world-class, and we’re excited to continue telling those stories to a global audience.”