Advanced Design & Manufacturing Expo
Venue & Location
October 21 - 23, 2025
Exhibitors
ADM Toronto 2025 anticipates attracting more than 6,000 professionals from various advanced manufacturing fields.
The attendee base includes experts from sectors such as design and engineering, automation, packaging, plastics, and electric vehicle technologies.
Attendees
Toronto Congress Centre
Toronto, ON - Canada
Dates
ADM Toronto 2025 will feature over 350 exhibitors showcasing innovations across advanced manufacturing sectors such as automation, robotics, packaging, plastics, and electric vehicle technology.
Activities and Highlights
Educational Opportunities: The event will offer over 50 hours of free educational content across various theatres, including sessions on AI implementation, food and beverage industry updates, cybersecurity, supply chain management, and medical device manufacturing.
Networking Events: Attendees can participate in networking opportunities such as the Welcome Reception and the Booth Bar Crawl, designed to foster connections among industry professionals.
Sustainability Initiatives: The expo will feature a Reusable and Sustainable Packaging Theatre, presented by PAC Global in collaboration with Environment and Climate Change Canada, showcasing innovations in sustainable packaging
Statistics from Previous Shows
The event attracted over 4,000 attendees, marking a significant increase from the previous year's edition in 2021.
More than 300 exhibitors participated, showcasing innovations across various sectors, including automation, robotics, energy efficiency, packaging, plastics, and processing.
Reasons to Exhibit
Exhibiting at ADM Toronto offers direct access to leading industry professionals and key decision-makers. It provides an ideal environment to showcase innovative technologies, launch new products, and boost brand visibility. Additionally, the event’s networking opportunities facilitate long-term business relationships and growth.
Keywords
Expo, Booth Design, Trade Show Services, Booth Installation, Toronto, manufacturing, design