SEAQUIP has opened visitor registration for the second edition of its B2B marine-equipment exhibition, scheduled for 2–4 March 2027 at Fiera Milano Rho. Attendance is free for industry professionals, with the event focused on components, technology and services for yacht and boat construction.
The 2027 edition is also broadening its scope with a dedicated area for marinas and tourist ports. Organisers have revised the floor plan as the show develops beyond its inaugural edition and seeks to bring more of the marine supply chain into one Milan exhibition.
Equipment, yacht construction and marina operations
SEAQUIP’s exhibitor categories include yacht-construction materials, electronics and software, interiors, safety systems, propulsion and mechanical equipment. Tools and equipment for marinas and boatyards are also part of the programme.
That mix gives the event relevance to the production-yacht sector as well as larger custom-yacht construction. Builders of 12-to-23.99-metre yachts draw from many of the same propulsion, electronics, interior and component suppliers that serve the wider marine industry.
New marina section joins the 2027 floor plan
PressMare reports that SEAQUIP is allocating part of the exhibition to marinas and tourist ports for the first time in 2027. The organisers have also redrawn the hall layout with the aim of improving visitor flow and creating more opportunities for meetings.
The move extends the exhibition from the equipment fitted aboard a yacht to the infrastructure used once the yacht is afloat. Marina technology, pontoon systems and service equipment are increasingly connected with shore power, charging, digital access and other systems used by modern yacht owners.
Three-day event at Fiera Milano Rho
SEAQUIP will run from 10:00 to 18:00 on 2 and 3 March and from 10:00 to 16:00 on 4 March 2027. The venue is Hall 14 at Fiera Milano Rho, with direct transport links to the Milan metropolitan area.
The organisers position the show as a Mediterranean meeting point for manufacturers, shipyards, designers, engineers, brokers and dealers. Opening registration in September gives international visitors several months to plan meetings before the marine trade-show calendar reaches Milan in March.
