Xylexpo 2020: 27th Biennial world exhibition for woodworking technology and components for the furniture industry

The biennial international exhibition has decided to squeeze its calendar from five days to four days. From the next edition - scheduled from Tuesday 26 to Friday 29, May 2020, at fieramilano Rho - Xylexpo will last shorter. So, four days, the same duration as all the most important exhibitions around the world, meeting the requirements not only of exhibitors, but also of visitors looking for opportunities that respond to ever faster, more effective, "smart" business approaches...

AWFS Fair 2019

Known as the industry’s innovation marketplace, AWFS®Fair is the “go to” event for thousands of woodworking manufacturing professionals who need cutting-edge solutions to make their operations more competitive and more profitable. Addressing that quest for innovation, AWFS®Fair 2019 once again brings the entire global industry together for an in-depth review of the new developments and advances that are driving the market.

State of the Industry Report 2019: Excellent Results in 2018 Confirmed by the Final Figures of Wood and Furniture Industry Technologies

The year 2018 was really good for wood and furniture industry technologies.

Xylexpo has a new logo

Desire for change and progress is in the air at Xylexpo: after the decision to bring the exhibition timeframe to four days (from Tuesday 26 to Friday 29 May 2020), a new logo has been launched officially, twenty years after the rebranding from Interbimall to Xylexpo and the introduction of the logo that has characterized the international exhibition until the latest edition in 2018.

State of the Industry Report 2018 Woodworking Machinery: Consolidation In The Third Quarter 2018

The July-September period reaffirmed the current industry trend, characterized by consolidation after strong growth in 2017. After major investments in Italy and abroad in recent months, woodworking and wood-based materials companies finally have a new and updated fleet of equipment. As a result, the need to invest is now decreasing.

As of 2020, four days of Xylexpo

The biennial international exhibition has decided to squeeze its calendar from five to four days. From the next edition – scheduled from Tuesday 26 to Friday 29, May 2020, at FieraMilano-Rho – Xylexpo will last shorter: the decision was taken unanimously by the managing board of Cepra, the operating arm of exhibition owner Acimall, at the meeting held on October 10.
 

State of the Industry Report 2018: Italian Wood-Furniture Technology: New Elements To Be Considered…

ACIMALL 2ND QTR 2018 Report on Italian Woodworking Machinery

The climate of recent times, characterized by a consistent improvement of all indicators, could not last forever. So, here we are, packing up for the summer break, with some hints and reflections… starting from the first trend emerging in the second quarter of this year, namely the widespread slowdown of orders. The traditional quarterly survey by Acimall, the Confindustria member association, reveals a 9.9 percent decrease compared to the same period of 2017.

XYLEXPO 2018: Ready to Start

The 2018 edition of Xylexpo is going to be a milestone in the 50-year success story of the event: the area has been virtually sold out for a few weeks now and, with the addition of a fourth hall, the exhibition will get close to 35 thousand net square meters, a significant progress from 29,189 in the previous edition, when the area expansion amounted to two thousand square meters compared to 2014.

XYLEXPO 2018 Catalog Now Online!

The 2018 exhibitor catalog is online at xylexpo.com. Visitors can search for companies by name, product category, country or hall. 

State of the Industry Report: Italian Woodworking Machinery - Orders Increased by 31.9% in Second Quarter 2017

In the April-June 2017, orders for Italian woodworking technologies recorded 31.9% growth rates, compared to the same period of 2016 (previous quarter growth was 22.2%), reported Italian woodworking machinery and tools manufacturers’ association Acimall.

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