2026 International Industrial Exhibition of Russia, INNOPROM 2026

2026 Russian International Industrial Exhibition

INNOPROM 2026

I. Exhibition Overview

Exhibition Name: Russian International Industrial Exhibition

Exhibition dates: July 6–9, 2026

Event frequency: Once a year

Exhibition Location: Yekaterinburg, Russia

Organizing Entity: Shandong Zhenghe International Exhibition Co., Ltd.

II. Exhibition Overview:

The Russian International Industrial Fair is the largest industrial exhibition in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Established in 2010, it is co-hosted by the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Sverdlovsk Oblast Government, held annually in Yekaterinburg—the country’s industrial hub and third-largest city. The Russian government attaches great importance to the fair, viewing it as a key platform for showcasing national industrial achievements and fostering international cooperation in high‑tech and innovative fields. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has attended the last six editions of the fair, delivering keynote addresses each time. III. Exhibit Scope

1. Industrial Automation and Industrial IT

Process automation control systems and equipment, factory automation, robotics and automated systems, assembly lines, various automated production lines, integrated systems, measurement, control, diagnostics, industrial communication and information processing technologies, automation hardware and software, electronic components, instruments and meters, and more;

2. Mechanical Manufacturing and Mechanical Components

Aerospace industry, shipbuilding, crane and material-handling machinery, agricultural machinery, mining equipment, the automotive industry, metallurgical equipment, instrumentation engineering, electrical engineering, machine-tool manufacturing, compressed-air equipment, broadcasting and electronic devices, as well as related products for the rocket and space industries; production equipment and mechanical transmission components; and a wide range of general-purpose mechanical parts, including hydraulic and pneumatic components.

3. Metalworking

Metal cutting equipment and tools, welding machines and consumables, bending and forming equipment, sheet metal processing equipment, casting equipment and supplies, forging and die‑casting equipment, surface treatment and coating technologies, robotic arms, industrial robots, and other related metalworking machinery;

4. Electric Power and Energy

Various power generation equipment, electric power systems, electrical measurement and control instruments, electrical automation technologies and equipment, transmission, substation, and distribution equipment and accessories, power construction equipment and hardware tools, as well as new energy equipment and technologies;

5. Transport Machinery

Material handling machinery, etc.;

IV. Market Introduction

Yekaterinburg, the host city of this exhibition, was founded in 1723 and is Russia’s third-largest city, after Moscow and Saint Petersburg. It serves as a major transportation hub, an industrial base, and a center for science and education, as well as a key production site for the defense industry. Local enterprises are predominantly engaged in the manufacture of heavy‑duty energy, transportation, and chemical machinery; military‑grade equipment; high‑quality steel; non‑ferrous metals; and chemical products. As the Russian government continues to advance economic restructuring and implement innovation‑driven policies, Russia’s industrial and manufacturing sectors are poised to seize new opportunities for growth.

According to statistics released by the General Administration of Customs of China on July 13, from January to June 2023, Sino-Russian trade increased by 40.6% year-on-year, reaching US$114.547 billion. Specifically, during this period, China’s exports to Russia totaled US$52.284 billion, up 78.1%, while imports from Russia amounted to US$62.263 billion, an increase of 19.4%. In June alone, Sino-Russian trade reached US$20.831 billion, with Chinese exports to Russia at US$9.551 billion and imports from Russia at US$11.280 billion. Additionally, Russia continues to expand the use of the renminbi in settling transactions with third countries.

V. Past Editions Review

In 2024, the four exhibition halls remained fully booked, with tickets sold out three months in advance. The event spanned 50,000 square meters, attracting over 46,000 registered attendees—80% of whom were business leaders and professional buyers. A total of 1,100 companies participated, two-thirds of which were international exhibitors, while nearly 400 were from China. Both the number of exhibitors and the total exhibition space reached record highs. Four prime ministers attended the show: Mikhail Mishustin, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation; Roman Golovchenko, Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Akylbek Japarov, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration of Kyrgyzstan; and Kokhir Rasulzoda, Prime Minister of Tajikistan. Despite sanctions and embargoes, the event was largely unaffected, as participants actively prepared and accelerated efforts to fill the market gaps created by Western companies’ withdrawal from Russia.

VI. Contact Information

Shandong Zhenghe International Exhibition Co., Ltd.

Address: Room 906, Building 1, Xiangtai Plaza, No. 129 Yingxiongshan Road, Shizhong District, Jinan City

Chen Yaru: 0531-82770513, 17306349460

Wang Liying: 0531-86078151, 15054170277

Wu Liming: 0531-86975005, 18766128077

Liu Peng: 0531-82761908, 18653183779

Email: zhengheexpo3@brightway.com.cn