Moscow hosted a complex of specialized exhibitions from June 4th to 6th, as well as a forum for manufacturers of metal structures, products and their consumers. The exposition area has grown 2 times  the number of exhibitors than last year with over 550 companies. The exhibition was visited by over 9 thousand managers and specialists of the foundry industry, metal construction plants, equipment manufacturers, metallurgy and related industries. And Jiuzhou Metal was fortunate enough to have a stand within over the three days.

The three-day exhibition witnessed a high level of business activities. The current modernization and technical re-equipment of the foundry industry, coupled with the clear growth in production and consumption of steel structures, was driving this growth. A comprehensive range of equipment was showcased and a diverse range of exhibitors were present, including manufacturers of pipes, cables, refractories, castings, tools, and auxiliary materials.

Quite a number of equipment suppliers were represented by companies from many Asian countries showcasing their products in Russia including China, Turkey, Kazakhstan, India, Indonesia, Thailand and South Korea. A few Russian companies also presented equipment, solutions and products. Many visitors to the exhibitions including Jiuzhou Metal had the opportunity to gain insight into the latest developments in the foundry industry, strengthen existing partnerships and establish new ones, in addition to having a deeper grasp of the current market conditions and prices.

It is always necessary to be aware of new developments of the related industries for Jiuzhou Metal. This platform enabled us to engage in constructive dialogue with our business colleagues, gain insights into new competitor projects and customer needs, and subsequently develop products and services that meet these needs. In short, this was an excellent platform for gathering the information we need. As a matter of fact, the steel structures market has been experiencing significant growth in road and port infrastructure projects and agricultural infrastructure. In Russia, the construction of steel-framed housing and social projects, including medical, educational and sports centers is also increasing. There is a high demand for road barriers, lighting masts and products designed for agricultural facilities and machinery. The demand for metal structures with corrosion protection is mainly generated by road and industrial construction, as well as power engineering.

Overall speaking, the exhibition provided the professional community with an opportunity to exchange statistical data and ideas, share experience and best practices, exchange opinions on a wide range of topics related to foundry, metallurgical, metal processing and metal construction technologies. And we are certainly looking forward to attending such informative exhibition in 2025 in Moscow, in the hope of connecting with more folks from all over the world and benefiting each other in wanted ways.