Fespa Global Print Expo 2026 and its co-located events will welcome more than 500 new and returning exhibitors from over 40 countries when they take place from 19–22 May at Fira de Barcelona.
Confirmed exhibitors include a strong line-up of major international suppliers, with companies such as Agfa, Brother, Durst, EFI, HP, Mutoh, Roland DG and swissQprint showcasing solutions for wide format, production, and industrial print applications. Cutting and finishing technology will be represented by suppliers including Kongsberg, Summa, and Zünd, alongside finishing specialists such as Morgana. The software and workflow segment will feature end-to-end production solutions from companies including Caldera, Enfocus, PrintFactory, GelatoConnect and XMPie, reflecting the growing focus on automation, efficiency, and scalable output.
The expo will feature solutions for wide format, production, and industrial printing, as well as textile and garment decoration and finishing. Exhibitors will represent a broad mix of industry sectors, with cutting and finishing technologies, workflow software, colour management, RIPs, web-to-print, and personalisation platforms all forming part of the overall offer.
Alongside the main exhibition, visitors will also be able to access European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience, WrapFest, and two new additions for 2026: Corrugated and Textile. Together, the events aim to bring the global speciality print community into one venue, covering print, signage, personalisation, corrugated packaging, textile production, and vehicle wrapping.
European Sign Expo will focus on signage and visual communications, highlighting solutions for illuminated signage, display systems, fabrication, and related applications. Personalisation Experience will centre on customisation, design tools, and production automation, demonstrating how personalised products can be delivered efficiently at scale.
The new Textile event will spotlight technologies and materials supporting textile and garment production, including printing, fixation, finishing, and integrated production workflows. Visitors will also be able to attend sessions within the Personalisation and Textile Conference and the WrapTalks programme.
Corrugated will introduce a dedicated platform for corrugated packaging and point-of-sale display production. Exhibits will span machinery, print technologies, workflow software, consumables, converting, and finishing, as well as plant logistics. A dedicated Corrugated Conference programme, led by sector specialists, will run alongside the exhibition.
Michael Ryan, head of Fespa Global Print Expo, said: “It’s a real pleasure to be back in Barcelona for the first time since 2012. Visitors will be able to see a multitude of exhibitors, covering all aspects of print and signage, in one place, compare solutions and ideas, and leave with knowledge that they can put into practice in their businesses.”
He added that the introduction of the new Corrugated and Textile events would help visitors connect with additional experts, understand sector trends, and identify new opportunities.
