Exhibition space sales are now open for the 11th edition of Made in Steel

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One year ahead of the inauguration of the 11th edition of the International Conference & Exhibition dedicated to the steel industry, scheduled for May 6-7-8, 2025, at fieramilano Rhosales of exhibition spaces are officially open.

 
B2B meetings, buyers, conferences, culture: Made in Steel is a meeting platform for decision-makers in both Italian and International steel industries. It offers an opportunity for exchange and discussion on market trends and sector prospects, representing an unmissable chance to showcase products or services to a specialized and highly interested audience.

 
The last edition was a tremendous success, with exhibition spaces selling out just four months after sales began! Don't miss out and book now: secure your stand at Made in Steel 2025 and take advantage of the special early bird rate, valid until July 31st!

 

WHY PARTICIPATE IN MADE IN STEEL:

  1. Strengthen brand identity
  2. Present innovations and products to an International audience
  3. Networking with specialized buyers
  4. Business opportunities and encounters with new markets
  5. Knowledge sharing and engagement with key industry opinion leaders

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