Rematec and the Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association (APRA) Europe have announced a new dedicated pavilion for the upcoming 2027 trade show, aimed at lowering the barrier to entry for first-time international exhibitors.
The event, scheduled for April 13–15, 2027, in Amsterdam, serves as the premier global trade show for automotive and heavy-duty remanufacturing. The exhibition connects industry professionals to discover sector innovations, exchange knowledge and establish new business opportunities.
As a founding partner of the event, APRA Europe is introducing the APRA Pavilion specifically to help eligible members showcase their businesses to international buyers without requiring major upfront investments. The initiative targets companies exploring international expansion or testing the European market for the first time.
The specialized pavilion option is structured as an all-inclusive package priced at €2,850. It provides participants with a 3-square-meter space, completed booth construction, registration fees, space rental and booth rental fees. The package also features prominent APRA logo visualization and a promotions package valued at €450.
For organizations requiring larger displays, the trade show continues to offer traditional participation paths. Members and non-members can select a Stand Space Only option for setups of 25 square meters or larger, or a Shell Scheme Package designed for spaces between 12 and 14 square meters.
The rollout follows strong engagement figures from the Rematec Amsterdam 2025 event, which featured 156 exhibitors representing 21 countries. The previous edition drew more than 4,000 attendees from over 80 countries and hosted more than 100 networking and knowledge sessions.
Audited data from the 2025 iteration indicates a highly international audience, with 81% of attendees originating from outside the host nation and 19% representing national visitors. Decision-makers accounted for 75% of the total attendance, which spans original equipment manufacturers, distributors, logistics specialists and fleet operators.
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