SteelStructures'2026: Trends and Development Prospects

From May 26 to 28, 2026, Moscow will host the International Specialized Exhibitions SteelStructures'2026, Metallurgy/Litmash.Russia'2026, and SteelService Centres'2026, organized by Metal-Expo in partnership with Expo-Fusion. The exhibitions will be held at the modern Timiryazev Centre exhibition complex.

SteelStructures'2026, Metallurgy/Litmash.Russia'2026, SteelService Centres'2026 represent a synergy of major industry exhibitions that will bring together key market participants under one roof: manufacturers and suppliers of steel structures, metal products for construction, equipment and technologies for foundry production, and steel service centers, as well as consumers of metal products and services.

The exhibitions will allow Russian and international companies to familiarize themselves with modern foundry processes, innovative equipment, and technologies for the production of cast iron, steel, tubular products, rolled metal, non-ferrous metal products, aluminum, as well as non-ferrous metal alloys. This is an excellent opportunity to establish strong business relationships with new partners.

This traditional exhibition complex will once again serve as a unique communication platform for specialists from the key industrial sectors: metallurgy, metal processing, mechanical engineering, energy, oil and gas, and construction. The new exhibition project, SteelService Centres'2026, will present all aspects of the development of steel service center processing in Russia.

Among the participants showcasing their products, equipment and solutions will be such companies as MMK, TMK, Severstal-Metiz, Novostal-M, AKS Zavod, NPP Group, Intema Group, RusLitTech, Politeg-Met, Eurotechlit, Litmashpribor, Kazan Steel Profiles, Zinker, Uralkhimplast, Krasnodar Plant of Metalwork, and other leading enterprises.

A rich business program - covering various aspects of the production, promotion and sales of metal products in the construction sector and specialized equipment, as well as the development prospects of foundry production - will be a key component of the exhibitions. More than 500 delegates will take part in the events, with 90 experts presenting reports on topical subjects across more than 15 events, including conferences, roundtables and sessions.

A series of thematic conferences will be held with the support of leading industry organizations, including the Russian Steel Union, TsNIIPSK named after Melnikov, the Zinc Development Centre, Zinker, the Steel Construction Development Association, the Association Prommetiz, and Metal Supply and Sales Magazine.

Over the course of three days, experts in metallurgy and related industries will discuss the key market trends in steel structures, rapid construction technologies within the context of Russia's national projects and state programs, modern corrosion protection technologies, and other pressing industry issues.

Running alongside the exhibition complex will be the Wire'2026 exhibition.

The event program includes the All-Russian Conference Quality Fasteners — Reliability of Machinery and Steel Structures, a meeting and roundtable of manufacturers of galvanized and coated rolled metal products, the conference Modern Corrosion Protection Technologies for Steel Structures, the All-Russian Conference Steel Structures: Key Trends 2026, the scientific and practical conference Welding, Thermal Cutting and Protective Coatings for Steel Structures, a session of the Marketing Club of metallurgical and steel trading companies and steel structures and products manufacturers. In addition, master classes on galvanizing technology will be held, and the results of the Power of Metal competition will be announced, recognizing the best applications of steel and aluminum in construction.

The International Exhibitions SteelStructures'2026, Metallurgy/Litmash.Russia'2026, Steel Service Centres'2026 will be held with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, the International Union MetallurgMash, the Russian Union of Metal Products Suppliers, and the Metal Supply and Sales Magazine.

According to industry experts, consumption of steel structures in Russia could increase by 35% by 2030. This growth will be driven by major infrastructure projects—such as the construction of bridges, airports, and high-speed motorways—as well as growing demand for commercial real estate and warehouse facilities.

In the manufacturing and design of steel structures, increasing attention is being paid to digitalization, robotization, and automation. These technologies make it possible to accelerate production and installation while improving the quality and durability of products.

These and other issues and trends in the steel structures market, as well as in the foundry industry, will be discussed at May 26 to 28, 2026, in Moscow at the Timiryazev Centre exhibition complex.

We invite you to participate in the exhibition complex SteelStructures'2026, Metallurgy/Litmash.Russia'2026, SteelService Centres'2026!