The 2025 Egypt International Metal, Steel, Steel Manufacturing, Pipeline, Wire, Cable and Metal Products Exhibition (METAL&STEEL 2025)

Exhibition time: September 6-8, 2025

Exhibition cycle: biennial

Venue: Egypt International Exhibition Center

Beijing Eurasia International Exhibition Co., Ltd

External consultation: 17731828857

[Exhibition Introduction]

Metal&Steel is a brand exhibition series of AGEX company, which travels annually in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Egypt Metal&Steel is currently an influential professional exhibition for the metal processing and steel processing industry in Egypt, and has held 13 sessions. Its exhibition market radiates to the entire North African and even Arab markets. The Metal&Steel Middle East Exhibition 2025 will be held in conjunction with the Pipeline Exhibition (Tube&Wire 2025) organized by the International D ü sseldorf Exhibition Group. Metal&Steel Middle East has been positioned as a trusted gateway for the steel, steel manufacturing, and metal factory industries in the Middle East and Africa. Provide unparalleled opportunities for exhibitors to interact with important industry buyers and influential decision-makers. FABEX Middle East: The FABEX Middle East exhibition showcases the widest range of aspects of metal forming, cutting, welding, automation, precision machining machinery, equipment, and tools. It focuses on intelligent manufacturing, high-end equipment, and innovative technologies from around the world. It attracts visitors from small and medium-sized companies as well as large enterprises seeking a variety of cost-effective manufacturing solutions and technologies, including forging machinery, metal cutting machinery and tools, welding equipment, heat treatment and coating equipment, casting equipment, surface treatment equipment, robotics and process automation technology, control and measurement machinery, instruments and tools, procurement of product accessories, equipment, components, tools, hardware and software. This activity will help meet the demand for new and cost-effective technologies, particularly in the manufacturing industry, to sustain accelerated infrastructure development and technological innovation. In 2023, the exhibition area for machinery will increase by 50%, and the number of exhibitors will double compared to the previous year. It is expected that there will be more pre registered visitors in 2025 than last year; By 2025, Metal&Steel ME, Tube, Wire, METEC, and GIFA will be the largest and most comprehensive exhibition to date.

【 Previous Review 】 Metal&Steel 2023 was held simultaneously with FABEX Middle East 2023, with five national exhibition halls. The exhibition attracted 288 exhibitors from Arab and 20 other countries and regions. During the three-day exhibition, a total of 6173 tourists from 19 countries visited (with local visitors accounting for 67.2%). 82% of the audience is looking for new product suppliers, and 96% of the audience plans to continue exhibiting in 2025.

Market Background

The Middle East and North Africa are becoming the main hubs of the steel industry, and the steel market in the Middle East and North Africa has never been as commercially significant as it is today - strong oil revenues, a growing manufacturing and consumption base, and strong economic performance indicators have collectively driven a significant increase in steel consumption over the past three years. As the world emerges from recession and confidence begins to drive economic growth and capital investment, the long-term prospects of the Middle East steel market are promising, but long-term demand will be concentrated in the North African and Persian Gulf markets. The development of the steel industry in the region is related to the recent surge in economic prosperity. For example, in recent years, most of the income generated by high oil prices has been used for investment and construction of steel projects. The improvement in steel prices has also encouraged investment in this field. In addition, the industry's returns are guaranteed, and its export capability - as well as its ability to meet the growing demand in the domestic market - means it is a very attractive investment.

Despite the recent downturn in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region due to political uprisings known as the "Arab Spring," the fundamentals of the steel market remain strong, and analysts believe that steel demand will rebound in the medium to long term; In the Middle East and North Africa region, the supply-demand imbalance between finished steel production and apparent consumption is expected to further widen in the coming years. In the next five years, there will be a significant increase in steel consumption in the Middle East and North Africa region.

The steel consumption in the Middle East and North Africa region is expected to exceed 50 million tons (per year) due to the observed improvement and infrastructure project construction in most Arab countries. On the one hand, despite the fact that the turbulent political situation in the Arab world was accompanied and affected by the industry in 2011, the Arab steel industry in general is particularly affected. This has led to the suspension of production lines in some companies, such as Libyan Steel Company, or the containment of their production due to reduced demand for steel products locally or logistics issues related to the input and output of this industry, which has affected the export business of these countries. However, experts have found that there are some bright signs on the development path of this industry in the Arab world, as the Arab steel industry has become an experience in dealing with the surrounding environment. Many companies have achieved great success in this field and are developing themselves and their performance in the long term. There are many indicators for 2012 and the coming years.

The Arab steel industry is developing towards strengthening its own strength, and the new government provides important opportunities for economic reform, promoting the construction of core infrastructure such as electricity, airports, and railways; Early signs of recovery in the industrial sector, as well as a possible shift in preference for steel structures from concrete in the construction sector, suggest that steel structure demand in the region may remain strong in the coming years. Therefore, it is expected that the business volume of this industry will gradually increase by 20% in 2013 compared to 2011, mainly due to the political stability in the Arab region, especially Egypt, and the economic situation in Europe.

Due to the enormous opportunities provided by the Arab Spring in countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, and Jordan, the temporary postponement of investment and consumption decisions will begin to be implemented, and these countries have begun significant political reforms that will affect their economic performance.

Consultation hotline: 17731828857

Contact: Wang Wenjun (same WeChat account)

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