Seaquip 2026: strong growth and qualified exhibitor selection a year on from the first edition

SEAQUIP, which continues to report strong interest and has already sold nearly 1,000 sqm of exhibition space, with over 10 exhibitors selected in the last 10 days alone. Participation by foreign accessory manufacturers is growing, with important commitments from industry leaders. 

Exactly a year after the opening of SEAQUIP – Mediterranean Yacht and Marine Equipment Trade Fair, the first B2B trade fair dedicated entirely to marine equipment in Milan, the event confirms its growth and appeal. Although this is a period packed with international events, including Boot Düsseldorf, the Miami International Boat Show and the Dubai International Boat Show, SEAQUIP has continued to generate strong interest among industry players, strengthening its role on the trade fair landscape. 

So far almost 1,000 sqm of exhibition space has already been sold, with a significant acceleration in recent weeks and more than 10 new selected companies signed up in the last 10 days alone. It’s a result that testifies the new team’s targeted strategy, involving the careful selection of exclusively high-quality exhibitors aligned with the event’s B2B focus. 

“From the outset, our aim has been to create a highly qualified trade fair that addresses the real needs of the industry,” said Pier Paolo Ponchia, Managing Director of Easyfairs Italy. “We’re carefully assessing every request we receive to ensure there is a high-level offering and an exhibitor line-up that reflects the event’s positioning. The market's response confirms that SEAQUIP represents a new and concrete business opportunity for the yachting segment.” 

The new exhibitors include some important names on the international accessories market, such as CMC Marine, Raymarine, Tecnimpianti SpA , Indemar SpA, Opac and Osculati SRL, which will be bringing their highly innovative technologies to SEAQUIP. 

The event scheduled for 4-6 March 2026 at Fiera Milano Rho is a strategic platform for the industry, created to foster new collaborations between shipyards and suppliers and to promote innovation and growth in the yachting market.