Sverdlovsk Industrialists to Showcase Manufacturing Achievements at INNOPROM-2026 Exhibition in Yekaterinburg

"This year, the main theme for industrialists from Russia and other countries will be 'Industry 360: Production Without Borders.' The key events of the business program will be related to high technologies, digitalization, and automation of production – essential components of technological sovereignty. Our regional enterprises will present samples of their manufacturing achievements. For example, Ural Locomotives will showcase a model of a high-speed innovative electric train made from domestic components for high-speed railways," wrote Denis Pasler, Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region, on his social media.

The domestic aviation industry will be represented by the VK‑800 turboprop engine and a model of the UTS-800 aircraft from the Ural Civil Aviation Plant, as well as an onboard equipment suite for a light civilian aircraft developed by the Ural Design and Engineering Bureau "Detal."

The company "Datark" will demonstrate a modular data processing center – infrastructure for autonomous systems and platform solutions.

The M.I. Kalinin Machine-Building Plant will present a joint project with the Belarusian company "AMKADOR" – a forklift for warehouse and production tasks. This is a result of industrial cooperation and the development of high-tech mechanical engineering within the framework of the Union State.

An interactive booth for the launch of the Soyuz-5 launch vehicle is also planned.

"We will be glad to see guests from different countries and regions at Russia's premier venue wh ere the foundations of industrial policy are shaped. The exhibition traditionally allows not only to expand the circle of business contacts but also to 'synchronize watches,' observe changes across various industries, and outline further development plans," the regional head added.

As part of the forum segment of the exhibition, about 100 sessions will be held, covering the agenda of 15 thematic tracks: Digital Manufacturing, Technologies for Cities, Automation and Robotics, Capital for Production, Industrial Infrastructure, Made for Space, Technical Regulation, Components Manufacturers Forum, IIndustry, New Mobility, Technologies for Energy, New Materials and Chemistry, Man and Industry, Industry Compass.

This year, the exposition of the Sverdlovsk Region at the international industrial exhibition INNOPROM will for the first time be deployed across two of the four pavilions of the Yekaterinburg-Expo exhibition center.

The Sverdlovsk Region booth will be located in the first pavilion. It will feature landmark projects for the region, demonstrating the industrial and technological potential of Ural enterprises.

A large business communication zone will appear in the third pavilion. It will include conference halls and meeting rooms, lounge areas, and a collective exhibition of products from Ural companies.

"This division will allow the Sverdlovsk Region to stand out more prominently among the largest federal exhibitors, which are traditionally placed in the first pavilion at INNOPROM," said Dmitry Ionin, Deputy Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region.

The total area of the region's exposition, the construction of which is being carried out by the Sverdlovsk Region Investment Attraction Agency, will this year amount to nearly 1,000 sq. m. The booth in the first pavilion will occupy 490 sq. m, while the business communication zone will cover more than 500 sq. m.

The 16th International Industrial Exhibition INNOPROM-2026 will be held in Yekaterinburg from July 6 to 9. This year's main theme is dedicated to technological cooperation, and the Republic of Indonesia will act as the partner country. Registration for the exhibition is open until June 29.