EMWA - Equipment and Manufacturing West Africa Exhibition

09/07/2026

The future of the industrial sector converges here.

🏗️ EMWA 2027📍 Landmark Centre, Lagos
🗓️ 25–27 May 2027
Book Your Stand. 👇

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04/07/2026

Accelerate industry readiness by connecting the right technologies with the right decision-makers driving efficiency, competitiveness, and sustainable manufacturing growth.

Join us NEXT YEAR!!!!

May 25 - 27, 2027 | Landmark Centre, Lagos Nigeria.

09/06/2026

Every successful event is built on months of planning, engagement with industry stakeholders, partnerships, market research, and a commitment to delivering value for exhibitors, sponsors, speakers, and attendees.

EMWA 2027 will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, investors, and solution providers to address the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of energy in the region.

The journey has begun, and we're excited about what lies ahead.

If you're looking to position your brand at the forefront of West Africa's industrial transformation, now is the time to start the conversation.

05/06/2026

29/05/2026

EMWA - The Industrial Products and Manufacturing Technology Exhibition in West Africa is BACK and gearing up for 2027.

It has returned with even greater opportunities to connect, collaborate, and drive industrial growth across the region.

Get ready to:

- Showcase your latest products and solutions
- Meet qualified buyers and industry professionals
- Build strategic partnerships across West Africa
- Position your brand at the centre of Africa’s industrial transformation

From manufacturing and automation to logistics, engineering, energy, and industrial technology. EMWA is where the future of industrial technology meets opportunity.

Mark your calendars and be part of the movement.

More information to follow.

20/05/2026

Evolution is not absence.

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20/05/2026

Evolution is not absence.

18/04/2026

Industry news :

🇳🇬🤝🇮🇳 Nigeria just signed a $1 BILLION steel investment deal — and it signals something much bigger.

On 14 April 2026, Nigeria's Minister of Steel Development, Prince Shuaibu Audu, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with India's Rashmi Metaliks Ltd. Rashmi Metaliks in Kolkata committing $1 billion in investment into Nigeria's steel sector over the next three years.

This isn't just one deal. It's a signal.

Here's what it means:

🏭 The investment covers Direct Reduced Iron, pig iron, billets, and ductile iron pipe production exactly the upstream capacity Nigeria has lacked for decades.

💵 Nigeria's steel sector has now attracted over $2.2 billion in FDI under the current administration and the pipeline is growing.

🎯 The government's target: 10 million tonnes of crude steel per annum by 2030, positioning Nigeria as Africa's leading steel hub.

🔄 The strategic goal is clear import substitution. Nigeria currently spends billions importing steel products that could be manufactured locally. This deal changes that calculus.

For manufacturers, engineers, construction companies, and industrial businesses operating in West Africa, this is the inflection point you've been waiting for.

Localised steel production means:
✅ Lower input costs
✅ Shorter supply chains
✅ Reduced exposure to forex volatility
✅ New jobs across the value chain

Nigeria is not just open for business it is building the industrial architecture to support it.

The question for every business in this space: are you positioned to benefit from what's coming?

📖 Full story via TheCable