The INDUSTRY DAYS and AUTOMOTIVE HUNGARY exhibitions, held in Budapest from May 13-16, 2025, were a resounding success, drawing over 14,000 professionals to the HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center. This event, which plays a crucial role in both Hungary and the region, brought together industry and vehicle industry players to create a unique forum for business decision-makers and qualified professionals.

This year's exhibition featured co-exhibitions that act as an "engine" for boosting economic life. The participating small, medium, and large companies, along with the visitors present at the exhibition, could think together about professional issues in one place. Manufacturers, service providers, traders, and the customer base were all present, facilitating dialogue and business relationships.

The 2023 edition of these exhibitions was equally impressive. Over 14 thousand people visited the INDUSTRY DAYS and AUTOMOTIVE HUNGARY exhibitions at HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center. Exhibitors from 18 countries showcased the latest industrial and automotive developments in three pavilions.

In 2022, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, over 400 exhibitors from 15 countries presented their products and services to nearly 15 thousand professional visitors at the same venue. The event focused on developing hydrogen-based technology, Hungarian battery manufacturing, and industrial robotization.

The Grand Prix awards were presented at the opening ceremony of this year's exhibition. These awards recognized companies such as Abraziv Mérnoki Iroda és Gépgyártó Kft., Endrich Bauelemente Vertriebs GmbH, Losonczi Innovation Kft., Metal Trading & Consulting Tanácsadó és Kereskedelmi Kft., Pure Air Kft., Trigo Precíziós Méréstechnika Kft., and Weidmüller Kereskedelmi Kft.

Throughout the four-day event, numerous high-quality attractions organized by professional partners and exhibitors covered topics such as e-mobility, battery manufacturing, welding technology basics, digitalization opportunities, polymer recovery, paperless intralogistics, Hungarian hydrogen economy development, German-Hungarian technologies, occupational health and safety future perspectives, and 3D printing.

For the first time this year, representatives of the welding industry organized presentations and workshops on all four days of the exhibition. Over 14,500 professional visitors successfully concluded their attendance at this four-day event.