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The fifth edition of JEC Forum DACH takes place on 21-22 October in Dresden, Germany.

Organised by JEC Group in partnership with AVK (Industrievereinigung Verstärkte Kunststoffe e.V.), this year’s event will once again foster innovation, business development and cross-border collaboration within the German-speaking composites ecosystem.

Building on the success of previous editions, 2025’s event will feature:

  • Business matchmaking: a dedicated platform helps participants identify and schedule meetings with key business contacts;
  • Innovation-focused conferences: expert-led sessions will address strategic topics including digitalisation, sustainable manufacturing, and next-generation applications;
  • The AVK Innovation Awards;
  • The JEC Composites Startup’s Innovation Session, highlighting groundbreaking projects and innovations in the DACH region;
  • Efficient networking, with attendees making the most of their time through a mix of one-on-one meetings, workshops, and informal interactions.

 

In addition, site visits of local composites companies are being organised on 23 October. The JEC Forum DACH Composites Tour is exclusively reserved for Forum attendees and spaces are limited.

Supporting partners

EuCIA is proud to be one of JEC Forum DACH’s partners, alongside EuCIA member Composites Germany, and Composites United e.V. and Saxony Trade & Invest Corp. (Wirtschaftsförderung Sachsen GmbH).

Composites in the DACH region

The DACH region, comprising Germany, Austria and Switzerland, plays a central role in the development and adoption of advanced composite materials. The region’s strong manufacturing infrastructure, robust R&D investment, and leadership in sustainable industrial solutions make it a strategic focus for the composites sector.

JEC Forum DACH was created to support this dynamic environment by connecting regional industry leaders, innovators, and buyers through a tailored, business-oriented format.

Further information

The full programme is available on the JEC Forum DACH website.

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