Achieved International Event Status for 2027

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Made in Steel has once again received confirmation from Regione Lombardia of its status as an international event. This prestigious achievement underscores the significance of the event and its prominent standing in the global trade fair landscape. The recognition further underscores the quality and reliability of Made in Steel, which remains a key reference point for the international steel industry.
Each year, Regione Lombardia determines the level of representativeness of Lombard trade fairs in relation to the relevant economic sector and the origin of exhibitors and visitors. Fairs are then classified according to their status as international, national, regional, or local, based on their relevance and scope. The recognition awarded to Made in Steel highlights its importance both nationally and internationally, strengthening its leadership in the sector.

The recent strategic alliance with Fiera Milano will further enhance the event’s international dimension, and enable Made in Steel to attract an even broader global audience. The 2027 edition, scheduled for May 11 to 13 in Milan, promises to offer a unique opportunity for updating and networking to all steel industry professionals.

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