Industrie & Maintenance 2026

Industrie & Maintenance 2026

Namur, BE | On November 24, 2026

Industrie & Maintenance 2026 takes place on November 24, 2026 in Namur. Learn about the attendee profile, tickets, and how to prepare your B2B prospecting. Web

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Joaquín Montesinos Published August 25, 2026

The francophone process industry and asset management sector convenes for a focused technical day in Namur on 24 November 2026. The event at Namur Expo concentrates suppliers and technical sessions around process control, automation and maintenance.

Schedule and venue at Namur Expo

Industrie & Maintenance 2026 runs on 24 November 2026 at Namur Expo. The format integrates four thematic areas under one roof: industrial fluid and gas technologies, measurement and control instrumentation, industrial maintenance and powder and bulk handling. The setup is geared to short technical sessions and targeted exhibitor visits.

Exhibitor profile at Industrie & Maintenance 2026

Exhibitors cover pumps, valves, measurement instrumentation, automation systems and bulk product handling equipment. Visitor profiles include technical directors, buyers, maintenance managers and engineers from sectors such as petrochemicals and metalworking. Industry associations and training institutes take part with sector-specific activities.

Activities and event format

The day combines a commercial exhibition with short technical trainings delivered by partners. Previous editions included free technical courses and a closing networking reception. Dedicated sector days, such as those organized by SPGE and SWDE, run within the program to address water sector needs.

Key figures from prior editions

The referenced edition recorded 84 exhibitors and 720 visitors. That edition showcased 35 innovations and held 3 conferences. These figures serve as an indicator of the event’s scale and technical intensity at Namur.

Prospecting approach for Namur

Book meetings with specific objectives and reserve demo slots early. Target exhibitors offering pumps, valves or control instrumentation and schedule product demonstrations in the morning to leave time for business talks later in the day. Bring concise technical data sheets and case references that demonstrate uptime improvement or maintenance cost reduction. If your solution includes digitalization or predictive maintenance, prepare measurable use cases for technical decision makers.

Practical advice before attending

Prioritize exhibitors and trainings that match your procurement cycle and make use of group registrations where available for student or delegation visits. The official site lists the exhibitor profiles and registration details at http://www.im-namur.be/fr. If your company supplies instrumentation or asset management solutions, focus on technical proof points and prearranged demos to convert conversations into short-term opportunities.

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