International Industrial Week (IIW) Indonesia 2026 brought together global manufacturers, technology providers, suppliers and industrial decision-makers in one of Southeast Asia’s largest industrial trade exhibitions. The event reinforced Indonesia’s position as a strategic manufacturing hub while accelerating industrial innovation and cross-border collaboration.
International Industrial Week (IIW) Indonesia 2026 emerged as one of the most significant industrial trade exhibitions in Southeast Asia, serving as a comprehensive platform for manufacturing, industrial technology and business development. Held at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) Kemayoran, the event united industry leaders, innovators, suppliers, buyers and investors from around the world to explore the latest advancements shaping the future of industry.
Formerly operating through three separate exhibitions – MachineX, The Industrial Network (TIN) and PPP Expo – IIW Indonesia has evolved into a single integrated platform that offers broader opportunities for networking, sourcing and industrial collaboration. By consolidating these established events, IIW Indonesia has strengthened its role as a central meeting point for businesses seeking cutting-edge machinery, automation solutions, industrial equipment and emerging technologies.
The 2026 edition showcased more than 1,800 exhibitors representing multiple industrial sectors, while attracting tens of thousands of professional visitors and buyers from Indonesia and overseas. Key exhibition segments included machinery and metal processing, automation, logistics and material handling, energy solutions, packaging, food processing, plastics technology, electrical systems and smart manufacturing technologies. The exhibition provided participants with direct access to new products, innovative solutions and strategic business opportunities.
Beyond the exhibition floor, IIW Indonesia 2026 featured a range of value-added programmes designed to facilitate business growth and knowledge exchange. These included industrial forums, technical presentations, business matching sessions, hosted buyer programmes and international networking opportunities. Such initiatives enabled manufacturers, suppliers and investors to engage in meaningful discussions, explore partnerships and gain insights into emerging market trends and industrial transformation.
As Indonesia continues to expand its manufacturing capabilities and attract industrial investment, IIW Indonesia plays an increasingly important role in supporting industrial modernisation and economic growth. By connecting global expertise with local opportunities, the event contributes to technology transfer, investment attraction and the development of sustainable industrial ecosystems. IIW Indonesia 2026 demonstrated how international collaboration and innovation can help strengthen industrial competitiveness and create new pathways for growth in Indonesia and the wider ASEAN region.
Source: International Industrial Week Indonesia
