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LIGNA ready for its 50th year

LIGNA in Hanover, Germany, which is on from 26 to 30 May 2025, will be one of the most important milestones for the woodworking and wood processing industry on the way to the hoped-for industry turnaround. Source: Timberbiz Three months before the trade show opens its gates in its 50th anniversary year, more than 1,200 exhibitors from all over the world occupy around 112,000 square metres of exhibition space, sending a strong signal in a challenging industry situation. “LIGNA is currently almost at the same level as the previous event,” says Dr Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Executive Board, Deutsche Messe AG. “In view of the economic conditions, we are very grateful to everyone involved for their confidence in LIGNA. We are convinced that the world’s leading trade fair for the industry will ensure greater productivity and sustainability through fantastic innovations and thus provide the much-needed motivation and confidence for investments.” The significance of LIGNA as the world’s leading trade fair remains strong, and constructive dialogue at LIGNA 2025 is more crucial than ever. Rudolf Eickhoff, Technical Managing Director of Venjakob, underscores the importance of LIGNA 2025. “We are currently facing intense competition in the industry, with declining sales in some areas. This makes it all the more important to discuss the latest sustainable production methods to ensure our customers can remain competitive in the long run. We firmly believe that direct contact at the trade fair not only fosters trust but also lays the foundation for successful projects,” he said. Industry experts and market observers believe that the woodworking and wood processing industry under pressure in recent months, particularly in Europe could see a recovery in the second half of the year. However, ongoing economic challenges are fuelling uncertainty and eroding business confidence. Unclear political developments and their economic impact have also led to delays in crucial investment decisions. The three key themes of LIGNA 2025 are Connectivity, Sustainabe Production, and Engineered Wood. TruckStop in the open-air-site, with two new formats will make a debut at LIGNA’s anniversary edition in May. LIGNA. TruckStop is the ultimate destination for joiners and carpenters eager to experience the latest advancements in power tools, fittings, and fastening technology. Show trucks, transporters, and vans packed with practical solutions from brands like Festool, Hettich, SawStop and Swiss Krono will be on-site in the open-air site near the wooden Expo roof. In addition, a stage tailored to the trade will host live presentations, expert interviews, and hands-on demonstrations throughout the event. FutureSquare – located in Hall 12 alongside the Stage and Circular, will showcase innovative products and services. LIGNA will once again host prestigious awards and competitions, including: The Forwarder Championships, Die Gute Form, The Hans-Jürgen Narjes Prize and the German Timber Construction Prize, which has even garnered attention from the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Construction. For more information visit https://www.ligna.de/en/

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