Trade fair
SPS returns to original date in 2025
Next year's SPS will take place in Nuremberg from November 25 - 27, 2025, thus returning to the period that has been familiar to the automation industry for many years. The dates until 2027 have also already been published by the organizer Mesago Messe Frankfurt and are also at the end of November.
After three years of postponement due to the coronavirus, the trade fair for smart and digital automation will return to its traditional date at the end of November in 2025. "The cards were reshuffled due to the pandemic and it was necessary to postpone SPS in order to ensure planning security for the industry," explains Sylke Schulz-Metzner, Vice President SPS. "We are all the more pleased to be able to offer suppliers and interested parties of automation solutions the highlight at the end of the year again from 2025 - it feels like a homecoming."
Dates SPS - Smart Production Solutions:
25. - 27.11.2025
24. - 26.11.2026
23. - 25.11.2027
The current booking figures for SPS 2024, which takes place from November 12 - 14, once again speak for the great importance of the leading trade fair for the international automation industry. Over 800 exhibitors have already registered for the industry highlight, including international companies such as ABB, Lenze, Beckhoff Automation, Phoenix Contact, Rittal and many others. Interested parties will find an up-to-date list of exhibitors on the event website from May.
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