The countdown is on for steinexpo 2026 — Europe’s largest demonstration show for the raw materials and building materials industry — set to take place from 2 to 5 September 2026 in Homberg/Nieder-Ofleiden, Hessen, Germany.
Now in its 12th edition, the event once again transforms the impressive basalt quarry operated by Mitteldeutsche Hartstein-Industrie AG into a massive open-air stage for heavy machinery, live demos, and groundbreaking technologies.
At steinexpo 2026, leading global brands in construction machinery, mineral processing, and industrial services will showcase the latest solutions in real-world conditions.
It’s not just another trade fair—it’s a hands-on experience where performance meets practicality.
The 2023 edition drew over 61,500 industry professionals, with more than 90% being trade visitors—a clear indication of its influence within the European and international construction sector.
Around 21% of attendees traveled from abroad, underlining the show’s growing global reach.
What makes steinexpo stand out is its live demonstration concept, allowing visitors to witness machinery and technology in action within an operational quarry.
These real-time demos give decision-makers an up-close look at equipment efficiency, durability, and productivity—helping them make informed investments.
Every steinexpo evolves with the terrain. The quarry’s active operations require organizers to constantly adapt, creating a 185,000 m² fully equipped fairground that blends functionality with spectacle.
The 2026 edition will once again feature internal exhibition shuttles and nearly 30-meter-high passenger lifts, connecting visitors across multiple levels while offering panoramic views of the bustling showgrounds.
From heavy-duty excavators to cutting-edge processing systems, steinexpo 2026 promises to deliver a powerful, practical, and immersive industry experience—one that continues to set benchmarks for live construction trade fairs worldwide.
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