FIMMA 2026, the specialized machinery, tools, and technology segment of the biennial FIMMA + Maderalia fair, is moving rapidly toward full capacity. Scheduled from November 10 to 13 at Feria Valencia, the event has already surpassed 93% occupancy, with nearly 24,000 square meters of exhibition space confirmed.
The outstanding reservation rate underscores FIMMA’s position as the premier technology showcase for the wood, carpentry, and habitat industries. National and international leaders are confirming their presence, creating an exhibition that promises the most comprehensive offering in the sector. Halls 1 and 2 on Level 2 of Feria Valencia will host nearly all the confirmed participants, spanning machinery, finishing, software, digital solutions, and cutting-edge tools.
Confirmed exhibitors include global leaders in woodworking machinery such as SCM, Rierge, Weinig Holz-Her, Biesse, Felder, Casadei Busellato, and KDT. Finishing and surface technology will feature top brands including Barberán, Cefla, Bürkle, and Giardina, providing professional visitors with the latest in coating, laminating, and sanding solutions.
Industrialized timber construction will also be well represented, with companies such as Hundegger and Essetre bringing innovative solutions for structural wood projects. Portable power tools from leading manufacturers including Makita, Festool, Mafell, and Disber will showcase practical solutions for carpentry and on-site operations.
Digitalization and software solutions are another highlight of the 2026 edition. Companies like Imos, DDX, Prosolid3D, and Simsa will present integrated software for design, production planning, and process optimization. Meanwhile, cutting tools and precision solutions will be offered by international leaders including Leitz, Frezite, Freud, and Leuco, ensuring a full spectrum of technology solutions for professional users.
The FIMMA + Maderalia technical team continues to review applications to select companies that will provide visitors with the broadest and most advanced range of solutions available in the market. This careful curation ensures that attendees, from manufacturers and distributors to interior designers and architects, experience an exhibition that represents the full breadth of industry innovation.
Santiago Riera, President of the FIMMA Organizing Committee, highlighted that the high occupancy achieved more than five months ahead of the fair demonstrates the confidence that international brands place in FIMMA as the sector’s primary technology meeting point. He emphasised that FIMMA is currently the only trade fair in Spain dedicated specifically to machinery and technology for the wood and furniture industry.
Riera added that the extraordinary response from leading global companies allows organizers to anticipate a highly advanced technological edition. Exhibitors and visitors alike can expect solutions spanning automation, robotics, software integration, machinery innovations, finishing techniques, and precision cutting.
The joint celebration of FIMMA with Maderalia enhances the exhibition’s impact by generating synergies across the wood and habitat value chain. Manufacturers, distributors, carpentry companies, interior designers, architects, and contract professionals will be able to engage with technology leaders, explore new products, and establish collaborations that advance operational efficiency and innovation.
As FIMMA 2026 nears its opening, the fair’s combination of full-capacity participation, cutting-edge solutions, and industry networking positions it as a must-attend event for anyone involved in woodworking, furniture manufacturing, or related industrial sectors. The strong international presence further reinforces València as a central hub for technological excellence in the European wood industry.
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