EUROGUSS CHINA, which was scheduled to be held in Shanghai in June 2025, will now not take place. This decision was taken following intensive discussions and consultation with partners, customers and the NürnbergMesse China team.
One of the reasons for this step is the challenging underlying economic conditions in the die casting industry that are making it difficult for many companies to take part in international trade fairs. In addition, there is an especially packed calendar of events in the sector at present. All these factors make it difficult to hold EUROGUSS CHINA at the time originally intended.
EUROGUSS looks to the future
As an important member of the EUROGUSS family, the NürnbergMesse China team is taking the opportunity to enhance the EUROGUSS CHINA brand. In close consultation with partners, customers and industry representatives, the team is currently working on a repositioning strategy. The aim is to offer a platform in future that accommodates to an even better degree the changing requirements in the die casting sector in China and is precisely aligned to the requirements of the market.
With a view to the future, the focus will now be on EUROGUSS 2026 in Nuremberg as the key international fair for the die casting industry. From 13 to 15 January 2026, the industry will gather in Nuremberg to discuss the latest developments along the entire die casting value chain, discover product innovations, and make valuable contacts.
The EUROGUSS FAMILY continues to maintain an international presence
NürnbergMesse doesn’t only organise EUROGUSS in Nuremberg (next event: 13–15 January 2026) but aims to pave the way for companies who want to gain a foothold in the major foundry markets internationally and strengthen their business relationships. EUROGUSS MEXICO (15–17 October 2025) combines the entire value chain for non-ferrous casting in Guadalajara, while ALUCAST 2026 in India helps exhibitors and visitors navigate the growing Indian market.
