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The German Pavilion - German companies at EUROGUSS MEXICO 2025
EUROGUSS MEXICO will take place for the fourth time in Guadalajara from October 15 to 17, 2025. The aim of EUROGUSS MEXICO is to create a platform that provides impetus and guidance, as well as helping representatives of the entire light metal casting value chain to network internationally and open up new markets. For German companies interested in seizing new opportunities in Mexico, there is once again the German Pavilion this year.
The German Pavilion
In 2025,The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action will once again support German companies that want to present their products and services at international trade fairs under the “made in Germany” brand. The BMWK offers small and medium-sized companies that participate in this project technical and organizational support during the preparation and implementation of the participation by an implementation company, as well as financial subsidies and support in the organization of the exhibition stand. You can find more information here.
Exhibitor statements from the joint stand
Philipp Hettich, Head of Global Sales, Laubinger+Rickmann GmbH: “Mexico's potential in aluminum casting is enormous. What it needs is networking and the exchange of experience with experts from all over the world - exactly what EUROGUSS stands for as a leading international trade fair.”
Raphael Heilig, Managing Director, Teraport GmbH: “I flew to EUROGUSS MEXICO in Guadalajara with open expectations. And after three days at the trade fair, I can only say that I was pleasantly surprised.”
New networks for German companies in Latin America
Our first edition of EUROGUSS MEXICO was a complete success! The exhibitors praised above all the high quality of the visitors and the good technical discussions about specific projects. Everyone is pleased that NürnbergMesse is providing a highly qualified platform for the topic in Mexico.
Because: Mexico is booming. There is currently a shortage of die-casting capacity, which offers good opportunities, especially for equipment suppliers and suppliers to die-casting foundries. However, TESLA's announcement of a gigafactory in Mexico will also further increase demand for cast parts for the automotive sector. In addition, the issue of nearshoring with a view to supplying the American market is leading to growing interest in Mexico.
