Space Tech Expo Europe is recognized as Europe's largest B2B space industry event, held in Bremen, Germany, the "City of Space." It's the premier B2B trade show for space manufacturing, supply chain, engineering, and technology. The event attracts a diverse audience including engineers, C-suite executives, researchers, and global decision-makers from organizations like Airbus, ESA, and NASA. Attendees can explore innovative space technologies, advanced manufacturing processes, and systems engineering for spacecraft, launchers, and satellite programs. The expo offers a unique platform to forge strategic partnerships, explore solutions, and drive future space exploration. It's free-to-attend, providing unparalleled access to decision-makers, suppliers, and innovators, with opportunities for B2B matchmaking and high-level conferences. This event is essential for anyone involved in the European space sector, from components to systems integrators.
Highlights
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Europe's Largest B2B Space Event
Recognized as the premier B2B trade show for space manufacturing, supply chain, engineering, and technology in Europe.
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Free-to-Attend Access
The expo and high-level conferences are free to attend, offering unparalleled access to industry insights and networking.
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Comprehensive Industry Showcase
Features innovative space technologies, advanced manufacturing, and systems engineering across the entire space supply chain.
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Strategic Networking & Matchmaking
Provides a platform for forging partnerships, B2B matchmaking, and connecting with global decision-makers and innovators.
Previous Edition
10,000
Attendees
800
Exhibitors
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Net Area
FAQ
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Yes, the expo and all high-level conferences are free to attend for visitors.
The event takes place at Messe Bremen in Bremen, Germany, known as the 'City of Space.'
The event targets engineers, C-suite executives, researchers, industry leaders, specifiers, buyers, manufacturers, and global decision-makers across the space supply chain.
The exhibition showcases innovative space technologies, advanced manufacturing, systems engineering for spacecraft, launchers, satellites, and components, including RF hardware and propulsion systems.
