Uzbekistan Steel, Metallurgy, Foundry and Metalworking Exhibition Tickets

The Uzbekistan Steel, Metallurgy, Foundry and Metalworking Exhibition (UzMetalMashExpo) is the largest metalworking trade show in Uzbekistan. Established in 2008, it enjoys the support of the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources of Uzbekistan. The exhibition showcases a comprehensive range of products, manufacturing equipment, and technologies essential for innovation, serving as a key platform for entering the Uzbek market. In addition to the exhibition, a robust program of confere

The Exhibition Value of the Uzbekistan Metallurgy Show

• Uz Metal Mash Expo is the largest and most specialized metallurgy and metalworking industry event in Central Asia. Since its inception in 2008, it has been successfully held for more than a decade and is widely recognized by the industry as a leading indicator of trends in Central Asian metallurgy and a strategic gateway for global companies seeking to enter the Uzbek market and neighboring regions. Organized by IEG Exhibitions, the show enjoys strong support from official bodies such as the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade. Held annually at the Tashkent National Exhibition Center, it serves as a central platform for connecting global metallurgical supply-chain resources, showcasing cutting-edge technological advances, and driving regional industry development.
• The core value of participation lies in its unique ability to connect with the rapidly growing Central Asian market and its highly concentrated pool of professional buyers. Situated in the heart of Central Asia, Uzbekistan is a key country along the Belt and Road Initiative. It boasts abundant mineral resources, with reserves of gold, natural gas, coal, and uranium ranking among the highest worldwide, totaling an estimated $3.5 trillion in mineral value. With the continued advancement of the Belt and Road, infrastructure development in Uzbekistan is accelerating across the board, driving robust demand for metallurgical equipment, metalworking technologies, and cast products. Each year, the exhibition attracts exhibitors from over 20 countries, including Germany, China, Russia, Turkey, and Kazakhstan. In 2025, the event drew more than 170 exhibitors and 4,135 professional visitors from 19 countries. Ninety-six percent of attendees reported establishing new supplier or partner relationships, while 98% identified products and services of interest.
• The exhibition provides a one-stop commercial platform covering the entire metallurgy and casting value chain. Exhibits span metallurgical production equipment—including ore beneficiation, sintering, ironmaking, steelmaking, continuous casting, and rolling—casting technologies (melting furnaces, molding materials, pouring systems, and casting finishing), metalworking machinery (cutting machines, forming machines, welding and cutting equipment), metal materials and products (plates, pipes, profiles, wire, stainless steel, special steels), refractory materials and metallurgical auxiliaries, as well as testing and control systems. From raw material processing to finished product manufacturing, and from traditional metallurgy to intelligent manufacturing, the exhibition creates a complete industrial ecosystem closed-loop.
• Keeping pace with three major industry trends—technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and international cooperation—the exhibition has established itself as a hub for deep integration among industry, academia, research, and end-users. Concurrent with the show, the Uzbekistan International Mining and Metallurgy Forum brings together global industry experts and decision-makers to engage in in-depth discussions on cutting-edge topics such as metallurgical technology innovation, automation of mining equipment, and digitalization of metalworking processes. The German national pavilion annually showcases high-end, premium-quality mining and metallurgical equipment alongside advanced metalworking technologies, featuring 16 leading German companies. Chinese exhibitors also form a substantial contingent, with “Made in China” products now accounting for 45% of Uzbekistan’s total machine tool imports, making China the country’s second-largest trading partner, with nearly 1,600 Chinese-invested enterprises operating within Uzbekistan.
• For Chinese enterprises, this exhibition represents a strategic gateway to tap into the Central Asian market, connect with international resources, and demonstrate their innovative capabilities. China and Uzbekistan exhibit strong complementarity in areas such as mineral resource extraction and metallurgical equipment manufacturing, with Uzbekistan’s demand for machinery and metalworking products steadily increasing. As China’s second-largest trading partner, Uzbekistan hosts nearly 1,600 Chinese-invested enterprises. Participating companies can leverage this platform to access Central Asia’s core procurement networks and seize early opportunities presented by the rapid growth of Uzbekistan’s metallurgy and casting industries.