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Euronaval 2026 in Paris: who is exhibiting, country by country
Euronaval, the international meeting place for naval defence and maritime security, takes place from 3 to 6 November 2026 at Paris Nord Villepinte, Hall 6. Founded in 1968 for the French naval industry and held every two years, the exhibition reaches its 30th edition this year, under the theme “Towards high intensity”.
We went through the official digital catalogue to see who is coming from where: below you will find the country-by-country picture of the 714 exhibitors, followed by a full list of the Turkish and Dutch exhibitors with their stand numbers, the two markets our team in Ankara and Amsterdam follows most closely.
In short: Euronaval 2026
- Dates and venue: 3–6 November 2026 (Tuesday–Friday), Paris Nord Villepinte, Hall 6.
- Key figures: the organiser expects 705 exhibitors from 40 countries, 13 national pavilions, 150 official delegations, around 26,000 visits and 185 talks. The number of exhibitors is up 40% on 2024; as of 27 October, the digital catalogue lists 714 companies.
- Türkiye: 16 companies are listed under Türkiye, including shipyards and companies in defence electronics, engines and communications.
- The Netherlands: 28 companies are listed under the Netherlands, many of them on the joint Dutch stand F62.
- Themes: autonomous systems and drones, artificial intelligence, cyber defence, electronic warfare, combat systems, energy and propulsion, and the seabed domain.
Euronaval 2026 exhibitors by country
The 714 companies in the digital catalogue come from 40 countries. These are the countries with the most exhibitors:
| Country | Exhibitors |
|---|---|
| France | 322 |
| Germany | 52 |
| Italy | 50 |
| United Kingdom | 36 |
| Netherlands | 28 |
| United States | 24 |
| Norway | 21 |
| Denmark | 17 |
| Greece | 17 |
| Türkiye | 16 |
| Belgium | 14 |
| Canada, Finland, Spain, Sweden | 13 each |
| India | 8 |
- Host country: France accounts for 322 exhibitors, about 45% of the total.
- Europe: companies from 20 EU member states make up 570 of the 714 exhibitors (around 80%); together with the UK, Norway and Switzerland, Europe clearly dominates.
- Beyond Europe: North America brings 37 exhibitors (United States 24, Canada 13), the Asia-Pacific region 17 (including India 8, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand), the Middle East 6 (Israel, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) and Latin America 5 (Brazil 4, Colombia 1).
- What it means: for companies from outside Europe, Euronaval is a concentrated way to meet European navies, shipyards and system integrators in one hall; for European suppliers, it is a meeting point with delegations from around the world.
Turkish exhibitors at Euronaval 2026
Companies are listed in the order of the official catalogue. The notes are shortened from the companies’ own catalogue descriptions; where a company has no description, this is marked with a dash (–).
| Company | Stand | Catalogue note |
|---|---|---|
| Ares Shipyard | C59 | Shipyard |
| ASELSAN | I65 | Products for the naval domain |
| ASFAT | J79 | – |
| Borusan Cat | L65 | – |
| Dearsan Shipyard | I48 | Shipyard for military vessels |
| Defense Here | D112 | – |
| Desan Shipyard | K92 | Naval and commercial shipbuilding, repair, maintenance and conversion |
| HAVELSAN | J99 | – |
| MKE | J65 | – |
| Nurol Teknoloji | J91 | Ballistic protection solutions |
| Sanmar Shipyards | J84 | Tugboat builder (50 years) |
| STM | J83 | Naval platforms, tactical mini UAV systems |
| Tais Shipyards | I83 | – |
| TEI – TUSAŞ Motor Sanayii | J90 | Engine design, manufacturing and MRO |
| Tualcom | J80 | Communication and RF technology |
| Turkuaz Exhibition Agency | J82 | Organiser of Turkish defence and aerospace pavilions |
Most of the Turkish presence is clustered around stands J65–J99. Five shipyards stand out on the list (Ares, Dearsan, Desan, Sanmar and Tais), alongside defence companies such as ASELSAN, HAVELSAN, STM, ASFAT, MKE and TEI.
Dutch exhibitors at Euronaval 2026
| Company | Stand | Catalogue note |
|---|---|---|
| Bolidt Synthetic Solutions | F62 | Next-generation smart materials |
| Boskalis | E56 | – |
| Damen Naval | G48 | Dutch naval OEM; delivered more than 420 vessels |
| Dutch Boat Factory | A31 | Boats and USV hulls on demand |
| High Eye | J129 | Airboxer unmanned helicopter |
| IHC Defence | F62 | – |
| Maprom Engineering | F52 | Water-lubricated shaft systems |
| MX3D | E45 | – |
| Navtrain | F62 | – |
| Netherlands | F62 | Joint Dutch entry in the catalogue |
| Nevesbu | F62 | – |
| NLR | F62 | – |
| Optics11 | F62 | Fibre-optic underwater sensors |
| Pelanix | B101 | – |
| PhotonFirst | F62 | Fibre-optic sensing for harsh naval conditions |
| Poynting Antennas | B30 | Antennas and connectivity solutions |
| RH Marine | F62 | Maritime system integrator |
| Sealink | C57 | AI-driven maritime technology |
| Speeder Systems | K130 | Combining USV and UAV technologies |
| Sperry Marine | C86 | VisionMaster Naval navigation technology |
| Surge Marine | E53 | Autonomous UUVs |
| The IP Company | F62 | – |
| Titomic Europe | E39 | Cold spray metal manufacturing |
| TNO | F62 | Strategic knowledge, technology and capabilities |
| Trusk Technology | K104 | European defence company |
| Vabo Composites | F62 | – |
| VAF | B72 | – |
| Van Halteren Technologies | F62 | – |
On the Dutch side, major names such as Damen Naval and Boskalis are joined by research organisations TNO and NLR and by a large group of technology companies working on fibre-optic sensors, unmanned vessels and new materials. The 28 entries include a joint entry called “Netherlands” on stand F62.
Notes for visitors
- Visitor badge: Euronaval is a trade-only exhibition; visitors need a badge from the official website (Euronaval – visit).
- Plan your meetings: use the exhibition’s B2B meeting platform and digital catalogue to note the companies you want to meet and their stand numbers in advance.
- Check the conference programme: the conferences, the Euronaval Awards and the SEAnnovation area are a quick way to see new technologies and the sector’s agenda.
- Follow up the same week: the value of a fair shows in the follow-up. Organise your notes during the fair week.
We did a similar review for the aviation MRO exhibition: see our MRO Europe 2026 article. For trade fairs in the Netherlands in 2027, see our Netherlands trade fair calendar 2027, and to weigh what exhibiting means for your brand, read “Are trade fairs still worth it?”.
How Edda Creative helps
With our team in Amsterdam and Ankara, we help brands in technical sectors such as defence, aerospace and maritime prepare for trade fairs: we sharpen the fair message, translate technical content into clear language, and create catalogues, presentations and stand materials in English, Dutch and Turkish. Meetings at the fair and customer relationships stay with your own team; we make sure your brand shows up in the right language and at the right time. See our business development and marketing consultancy page for details.
If you would like to talk about your next fair, you can email us at info@eddacreative.com with a short description of your project.
For Türkiye’s international defence fair, see our IDEF 2027 exhibitor guide.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is Euronaval 2026?
Euronaval 2026 takes place from 3 to 6 November 2026 in Hall 6 of the Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition centre.
How many exhibitors and countries are at Euronaval 2026?
As of 27 October 2026, the official digital catalogue lists 714 exhibitors from 40 countries. France has the most (322), followed by Germany (52), Italy (50), the United Kingdom (36) and the Netherlands (28).
How many Turkish companies are exhibiting at Euronaval 2026?
As of 27 October 2026, the official digital catalogue lists 16 companies under Türkiye, including ASELSAN, HAVELSAN, STM and five shipyards.
Which Dutch companies are exhibiting?
The catalogue lists 28 companies under the Netherlands, including Damen Naval, Boskalis, TNO, NLR and RH Marine.
How often is Euronaval held?
Euronaval is held every two years. The 2026 edition is the exhibition’s 30th.
Who can visit Euronaval?
Euronaval is a trade-only exhibition. Visitors need a badge from the official website.
The exhibitor list was compiled from Euronaval’s official digital catalogue as of 27 October 2026. As companies can update their profiles, we recommend checking the catalogue again before the fair.
Sources
- Euronaval – Official website and 2026 key figures
- Euronaval – History of the exhibition (DNA)
- Euronaval – 2026 exhibitors list and floor plan
- Euronaval 2026 – Official digital catalogue
- Euronaval – Visitor information
