METAL foundry on global, most-spectacular scale!

The 2018’s edition of METAL, RECYCLING, ALUMINUM & NONFERMET compiled with the début HEAT TREATMENT have gone down in history as one of the most important events in the history of Polish foundry.  The important contract signed with China, the several thousand experts and business insiders visiting the expo and among them the participants of the 73rd  World Foundry Congress, nearly 300 exhibitors and co-exhibitors from Poland 
and abroad presenting the latest technologies available on the global market, almost 10,000 sq m of the exhibition space - these are the INDUSTRIAL AUTUMN facts and figures. 

"The Industrial Autumn" in Kielce offered a unique opportunity for foundry industry companies, organizations, editors  to establish business contacts, find leads which will translate to real business. The expo in addition to a global dimension was also the opportunity to boost and enhance Poland's position on the global market.

The world foundry industry brought together in Kielce

This year's  trade fairs (METAL. ALUMINUM & NONFERMET. RECYCLING and HEAT TREATMENT) held in Targi Kielce used almost 10,000 square meters as the showcase for about 300 exhibitors, co-exhibitors and companies from 29 countries from all corners of the world. Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Czech Republic, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Canada, India, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Germany, Norway, Hungary, Slovenia, Scotland, Switzerland, Ukraine, the USA, Great Britain, Italy were represented. This year, exhibitors from South Korea, Hong Kong, Turkey and Georgia and Serbia exhibited at the expo for the first time.  

Previous editions enjoyed quite a stable level of 3,000 visitors. However, this year's "Industrial Autumn” was a record-breaking event as it attracted close to 4.000 business insiders - representatives of various industries:  foundry and casting, machine and electromechanical, rail, shipbuilding, armaments, robotics and automation, automotive and aviation industry. They came to Targi Kielce from the most distant corners of the world, including  Austria, Belgium, Estonia, France, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Uzbekistan, Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy, Ukraine, Hungary, Belarus, Slovakia, Spain, Great Britain, the United States, Slovenia, Russia, Turkey, India, China and Japan.