The FabBatt, a leading trade show for battery production and materials, is held biennially at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, organized by Informa Markets. This event serves as a vital platform to showcase the latest technologies in the rapidly growing industries of batteries and electric vehicles in Quebec. The name "FabBatt" stands for "Fabrication of Batteries", reflecting the core themes of the expo battery manufacturing, materials, recycling, automation, robotics, and research and development. The fair presents technologies and solutions for battery production, particularly in the automotive and energy sectors, highlighting sustainable material sourcing and innovative production methods that leverage automation and robotics to enhance manufacturing efficiency. A central theme is the recycling of batteries and the development of sustainable circular systems. The expo attracts industry leaders and professionals from the automotive, energy, aerospace, and transportation sectors, who come to discover new products and services and forge strategic partnerships. A highlight of the event is the full-day conference where experts discuss the latest trends and developments in battery technology. Beyond its specific themes, FabBatt is closely linked to the local economy of Montreal and Quebec due to its significance. It promotes the development of sustainable technologies and supports the region's efforts to assume a leading role in green energy. The expo is part of ADM Montréal, a series of events focusing on advanced manufacturing technologies. The centrally located and accessible Palais des congrès de Montréal provides an ideal backdrop for international visitors and exhibitors. The architecture of Montréal combines functionality with impressive aesthetics, offering a compelling setting for networking and business interactions. Thus, FabBatt is not only a meeting point for innovations but also an opportunity to experience the cultural diversity and hospitality of this vibrant city. The FabBatt will take place on 2 days from Wednesday, 11. November to Thursday, 12. November 2026 in Montreal.