Exhibitions
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Exhibitions
2025
Timtos 2025
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre, 3 to 8 March 2025
Timtos is Taiwan’s largest machine tool show, and will be held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre. Organisers are expecting a total of 900+ exhibitors to pack the exhibition halls with 5 200 booths. Notably, it will be not only the largest trade show in Taiwan, but one of the most significant events for the global machine tool industry in early 2025. Timtos 2025 will also mark the 30th anniversary of the event.
Hannover Messe 2025
Exhibition Grounds Hannover 31 March to 4 April 2025
At the world’s leading industrial trade fair, companies from the mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and digital industries as well as the energy sector will come together to present solutions for a high-performance, but also sustainable industry. More than 4,000 companies will be acting as an interconnected industrial ecosystem and demonstrating how climate neutrality can be achieved through electrification, digitization and automation.
Control Messe 2025
Messe Stuttgart, Germany from 6 to 9 May 2025
Control illuminates all aspects in theory and presents the current world range of usable technologies, processes, products and system solutions for industrial quality assurance in practice.
EXPOMAFE 2025
São Paulo Expo Exhibition & Convention Center, São Paulo, 6 to 10 May 2025
EXPOMAFE is an initiative of ABIMAQ. It presents the most recent technological advances and the main global trends of the segments that involve the metal production chain. EXPOMAFE – International Machine Tool and Industrial Automation Fair – is more than a fair. It is a strategic partner that accompanies you before, during and after the five days of the event. The fair is the right opportunity for your company to generate business, prospect new customers, present products and launches to a highly qualified public with a purchase decision.
Automate 2025
Detroit, MI · Huntington Place, 12 to 15 May 2025
As the largest robotics and automation event in the Americas, this is the place for anyone working with or curious about automation. Join us in discovering what’s next – for you and the world. With over 800 exhibitors, our show floor hosts leading automation solutions from around the world. You’ll find everything from robotics to vision to motion control, AI and more.
SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN 2025
MESSE ESSEN, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, 15 to 19 September 2025
SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN is the meeting place for experts and top decision makers of the joining, cutting and surfacing technology industry. SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN, the undisputed No. 1 in the industry is where the entire international community of joining, cutting and surfacing technology specialists will once again gather at the modernised MESSE ESSEN exhibition grounds. This is a unique opportunity to experience and discuss further developments in automation, robotics and production.
https://www.schweissen-schneiden.com/joining-cutting-surfacing/
FABTECH USA 2025
McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois 8 to 11 September 2025
North America’s Largest Metal Forming, Fabricating, Welding and Finishing Event, FABTECH will bring together over 40,000 buyers and manufacturers to the McCormick Place, September 8-11, 2025, to explore 1,500+ world-class suppliers, discover innovative solutions, and find the tools to improve productivity and increase profits. There is no better opportunity to network, share knowledge and explore the latest technology. Gain insights into industry trends that will help you prepare for what’s ahead.
EMO Hannover 2025
Hannover, Germany, 22 – 27 September 2025
Under the banner of Innovate Manufacturing, experience the future of business, the future of connectivity and the future of sustainability in production. EMO Hannover is the breeding ground for innovations, key debates, and new business partnerships. At no other fair in this sector will you experience so many trends and new developments close up – because the exhibitors have long since aligned their innovation cycles to their presentations at EMO. Representing the most important interface between industry and production technology, EMO is the active power behind modernisation processes in manufacturing.
Manufacturing Indonesia 2025
Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran – Indonesia, 3 – 6 December 2025
Manufacturing Indonesia is Indonesia’s largest international manufacturing exhibition providing a professional business platform for Indonesia’s manufacturing industry. One-stop solution for your factory! Now in its 36th edition, Manufacturing Indonesia has attracted the industry leaders and key players in the global manufacturing industry who want to showcase their latest products and services. Incorporating Machine Tool Indonesia, Tools & Hardware Indonesia and Industrial Automation & Logistics Indonesia, the event provides the most cost-effective way to increase your business in South East Asia’s biggest manufacturing market.
2026
EUROGUSS 2026
NürnbergMesse, Germany, 13 – 15 January 2026
EUROGUSS, which takes place every two years and is the biggest trade fair of its kind, focuses on innovative solutions for die casting processes like aluminium die casting, magnesium die casting or zinc die casting. The product spectrum is rounded off by themes like rapid prototyping, CNC machines, metal alloys, die casting moulds, peripheral devices, joining processes, process optimization, energy efficiency, material testing, die casting machinery or 3D printing.
IMTEX FORMING 2026
Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, India, 21 – 25 January 2026
The Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) is pleased to announce the next edition of IMTEX FORMING – International Forming Technology Exhibition from 21-25 January 2026 at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru. Concurrent shows Tooltech, Digital Manufacturing, and Weldexpo will be featured alongside IMTEX FORMING 2026.
Design & Manufacturing West 2026
Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, USA, 3 – 5 February 2026
We’re breaking down the barriers of our co-located shows that used to be MD&M, ATX, D&M, and Plastec West and refreshing them as specialized sectors all encapsulated into one MD&M West event. Through our four interconnected sectors, you will find the latest advancements in medical devices, automation, design & manufacturing, and plastics. MD&M West is THE jack-of-all trades b2b advanced manufacturing event that partners national & international buyers and suppliers focused in medical, critical, and advanced manufacturing. This is where more critical ideas are sparked, more crucial connections are made, and more major progress happens, all in one convenient location.
Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2026
Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, UK, 3 – 5 February 2026
Southern Manufacturing & Electronics is a dynamic hub where industry leaders, innovators, and experts converge to share ideas, discover new technologies, and forge long-lasting partnerships. By visiting the show, you’ll gain invaluable insights through technical seminars, connect with over 500 leading suppliers, and experience hands-on demos of solutions that can transform your business operations. Join 9,000+ of your peers to connect, collaborate and innovate.
BIEMH 2026
Bilbao Exhibition Centre, Bilbao, Spain from 2 to 6 March 2026
BIEMH 2026 – the principal international machine tool exhibition – will return for its 33rd edition on 2 – 6 March 2026. The benchmark international machine-tool and advanced manufacturing trade show in Spain
The BIEMH International Machine-Tool Exhibition is not just a benchmark event at domestic level but Europe’s third biggest trade-show in its field. It features all the latest developments in machinery, tools, components and accessories, automation, metrology, quality control, etc.
TMTS 2026 Taiwan International Machine Tool Show
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, 3 to 7 March 2026
TMTS 2026 will be held from 3 to 7 March 2026 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. With the theme “AI-Powered Sustainable Manufacturing”, the show will highlight AI-driven innovation and sustainability in manufacturing, showcasing the latest machine tools, smart technologies, automation and key components. Join global professionals to explore new opportunities and drive the future of smart and sustainable manufacturing.
Hannover Messe 2026
Exhibition Grounds Hannover, 20 to 24 April 2026
At the world’s leading industrial trade fair, companies from the mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and digital industries as well as the energy sector will come together to present solutions for a high-performance, but also sustainable industry. More than 4,000 companies will be acting as an interconnected industrial ecosystem and demonstrating how climate neutrality can be achieved through electrification, digitization and automation.
MACH 2026
NEC Birmingham, United Kingdom from 20 to 24 April 2026
Taking place from 20-24 April 2026, MACH will be the event to connect the world of manufacturing technologies and be the destination of choice for companies looking to adopt and invest in the digital revolution. MACH is a fantastic event for both exhibitors and visitors. Showcasing live, digital production systems in one space, under one roof, hundreds of millions of pounds worth of business is discussed, secured and completed at the event. Attracting 26,000 attendees and in excess of 600 exhibitors, MACH is the platform to connect UK manufacturing engineers, decision makers, buyers and specifiers with suppliers of new technology, equipment, services and processes.
Tube 2026
Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre, Germany from 13 to 17 April 2026
1,200 exhibitors from 54 countries present their innovations along the entire value chain at the No. 1 trade fair for the tube industry: Tube showcases the entire spectrum – from raw materials to tube production, tube processing technology, tube accessories, tube trade, forming technology and machinery and equipment. Whether as an exhibitor, trade visitor or investor: the world’s most important tube trade fair in Düsseldorf is “the place to be” for central industries, trade, commerce and research.
Wire 2026
Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre, Germany from 13 to 17 April 2026
1,500 exhibitors from 60 countries present their innovations for a wide range of requirements from industry and trade at the No. 1 trade fair for the wire and cable industry. Meet global market leaders and trendsetters from the entire process chain – from raw materials to the latest machines for wire production and processing, fastening technology and spring production technology to finished end products and innovations from research. Meet at decision-maker level for new impulses, networking, professional small talk and big business.
GrindingHub 2026
Messe Stuttgart, Germany, 5 to 8 May 2026
GrindingHub is the new international centre for grinding technology and superfinishing. The trade fair’s focus is on all aspects of value creation in this technology area. Centre stage is taken by grinding machines, tool grinding machines and abrasives. All of the relevant software tools, the process periphery, and the measuring and testing equipment needed for QM processes relating to grinding are presented, keeping the entire production environment of grinding technology in view.
FEIMEC 2026
São Paulo Expo Exhibition & Convention Center, São Paulo, 5 to 9 May 2026
FEIMEC – International Fair of Machine Tools and Equipment, São Paulo Expo is the epicenter of national industry, welcoming more than 65,000 visitors, leaders and entrepreneurs eager for new machines and strategic partnerships. In this center of industrial technological advancement, more than 1,100 national and international brands in a space of more than 80,000m², the FEIMEC halls became a veritable stage for the presentation of product launches that will shape the direction of the industry.
CastForge 2026
Messe Stuttgart, Germany from 9 to 11 June 2026
Trade Fair for Castings and Forgings with Processing. Product complexity and the demands on castings and forgings are increasing. It is important for customers to obtain a high-quality, ready-to-install product. CastForge will bring together supply and demand, and will present the value-added chain extending from cast blanks or forging blanks and machining through to the final component.
Electra Mining Africa 2026
Expo Centre, Nasrec, Johannesburg, 7 – 11 September 2026
Since 1972, Electra Mining Africa has been the ultimate platform for businesses in mining, electrical, automation, manufacturing, power, and transport to connect and grow. As the largest trade show in Southern Africa and one of the top three mining exhibitions globally, Electra Mining Africa continues to deliver results.
IMTS 2026
McCormick Place, Chicago, US from 14 to 19 September 2026
IMTS 2026 is where the creators, the builders, the sellers, and the drivers of manufacturing technology come to connect, be inspired, and find solutions. From around the globe, the industry gathers to discover the latest in innovations and technologies changing our future through advanced and traditional manufacturing, robotics, automation, and digital transformation. Be a part of the change.
35.BI-MU 2026
Fieramilano, Milan, Italy, 13 to 16 October 2026
BI-MU, the biennial exhibition of machine tools, robots and automation, has acquired such prestige at an international level to deserve the qualification of “even-year world championship”. A qualification that illustrates its importance, inferior only to that of EMO, the official “world championship” with which it alternates to respond to the need to give continuity to the comparison-meeting between demand and supply of innovation.
EuroBLECH 2026
Hannover, Germany, 20 to 23 October 2026
The 28th EuroBLECH is specifically targeted to the sheet metal working industry, featuring a global audience of visitors ready to invest and demonstrating a clear focus on technological excellence. In the current environment of volatile markets, it is thus the platform for international manufacturers and suppliers to the sheet metal working industry. As a vertical trade show, EuroBLECH covers the entire sheet metal working technology chain and offers the industry sector a unique marketplace for knowledge transfer, individual manufacturing solutions and worldwide business contacts
JIMTOF 2026
Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Centre) from 26 to 31 October 2026
The 33rd Japan International Machine Tool Fair. The exhibition will be held at the Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Centre) from 26 to 31 October 2026. As is customary the organisers of Japan’s machine tool exhibition JIMTOF link the exhibition to an appropriate theme in the engineering field. JIMTOF resembles a “door” to the future. It is a place where you can meet technology that moves the world. Inside the door, it expresses the state of cutting-edge technology and people meeting. JIMTOF is synonymous with being at the forefront of industry related technological advancements.
Web Links – Local Associations
AFSA
The Aluminium Federation of South Africa (AFSA) is the voice of and the gateway to, the South African Aluminium industry. AFSA’s members are companies operating in any of the various sectors of the industry including aluminium metal production, both primary and secondary, semi-fabrication including extruded and rolled products, architectural, building and construction, fabrication and general engineering including welding and bonding covering a variety of market sectors such as packaging, castings, surface finishing and suppliers to the industry.
For further details visit www.afsa.org.za
MTMA
The Machine Tool Merchants’ Association of South Africa (MTMA), founded in November 1956, is a trade organisation representing the importers of machine tools throughout South Africa. The association functions in the basic manner of most national trade associations. Annually the MTMA elects five non-salaried officers from among its membership to act as chairman and vice-chairman and committee members. Principally these officers are owners or top management personnel within member companies. None of these elected officers is active on a day-to-day basis in the association, however it is their function to provide basic direction and establishment of policies and priorities for the year ahead for the MTMA.
Membership is restricted to companies importing new machine tools and which have an infrastructure to support the stocking, marketing and after-sales-service of machine tools.
For further details visit www.mtma.co.za
NAACAM
The National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers (NAACAM) represents the interests of automotive component suppliers in South Africa, and has more than 170 member companies. Around 45% of component production is sold to local vehicle assemblers, 30% is exported, mainly to overseas assemblers, and 25% goes to the local spare parts market.
Naacam members employ almost 50 000 people and recorded turnover of more than R55 billion in 2012.
For further details visit www.naacam.co.za
SASSDA
The Southern Africa Stainless Steel Development Association (SASSDA) has since 1964 been involved in increasing the awareness and use of stainless steel in Southern Africa. The organisation provides a platform for SASSDA members to collectively promote the sustainable growth and development of the industry with the main emphasis on stainless steel converted within the South African economy.
SASSDA also provides a comprehensive list of services to its member base including technical information and advice, education, training and skills upgrading, a range of publications and marketing, industry and business development support. SASSDA members are grouped into one of several industry sectors, architectural, building and construction, castings, consumer products, fabricators, importers, tube and pipe manufacturers, service centres, stockists and welding.
For further details visit www.sassda.co.za
SAIF
The South African Institute of Foundrymen (SAIF) is the voice of the South African foundry industry. Its mission is to advance the services and technology related to the manufacturing and use of metal castings through education and training, skills development and the dissemination of information and research, thereby creating growth and job opportunities.
The SAIF also facilitates the meeting of stakeholders engaged in the metalcasting and allied industries, to correspond and exchange ideas to the science and practice of the casting of metals, to promote and facilitate research, in the practice of foundry operations. It also represents the South African foundry industry in common challenges and initiatives with government, municipal and other local authorities, state owned organisations, educational institutions and the standards and specifications authorities on any matter within its mandate.
For further details visit www.foundries.org.za
PtSA
The Production Technologies Association of South Africa (PtSA), established in 2006, is a membership-based organisation with the mission of promoting, protecting and supporting the collective interests of the Tool, Die, Mould and Special Machining industries (TDM Industry) of South Africa, in order to support the growth and development of all manufacturing sectors. As part of this mission, the Association has entered into a partnership agreement with government (the dtic), the INTSIMBI Future Production Technologies Initiative, to develop programmes to address the needs of the TDM Industry in order to rehabilitate and grow the industry for the benefit of the manufacturing sector.
The Association offers various programmes and benefits to its members through its own project management and implementation agency. These include improvements in efficiency, competitiveness, and profitability of the member companies, as well as ensuring that the required skills are available to the members. PtSA has a co-operation agreement with the Werkzeugbau Akademie (WBA) in Germany which is the leading world partner of the TDM industry in the areas of consulting, further education, and research. www.ptsa.co.za
SAIW
The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) is a non-profit technical organisation dedicated to furthering standards in welding-fabrication and related technologies. Established in 1948, it is a founder member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW). SAIW provides training programmes, consultancy and industry support services. Based in Johannesburg, with branches in Cape Town and Durban, they are active throughout Southern African and also have experience further afield – predominantly in Central Africa, the Indian Ocean Islands and the United Arab Emirates.
SAIW offers a wide range of courses in welding technology and Non Destructive Testing (NDT) at its Johannesburg training school and also conducts training at venues around South Africa and in other countries. An Authorised National Body (ANB) of IIW since 2003, SAIW offers the full range of IIW qualifications – Engineer, Technologist, Specialist, Practitioner, Welder and Inspector. SAIW also has strong affiliations with leading training organisations such as the Universities of the Witwatersrand and Pretoria.
For further details visit www.saiw.co.za
Web Links – International Associations
AFM
The Spanish Association of Machine Tool Manufacturers (AFM) represents their formidable machine tool industry. This site features an excellent listing of machine tool builders, an inquiry system to locate distributors, a thorough representation of the associations services to members, and a fabulous overview of a sometimes overlooked machine tool powerhouse. Also worthy of special note is their Proschools program, “a consortium for exporting machine tools for the education sector, set up under the auspices of (this association) and specialising in equipment for technical training centres and institutions all over the world.” A noble and inspirational cause. Visit, and get acquainted with an outstanding organisation and market.
For further details visit www.afm.es
AMT
The Association For Manufacturing Technology represents and promotes US based manufacturing technology and its members, those who design, build, sell, and service the continuously evolving technology that lies at the heart of manufacturing. Founded in 1902 and based in Virginia, the association specialises in providing targeted business assistance, extensive global support, and business intelligence systems and analysis. AMT is the voice that communicates the importance of policies and programs that encourage research and innovation, and the development of educational initiatives to create tomorrow’s Smartforce. AMT owns and manages IMTS – The International Manufacturing Technology Show, which is the premier manufacturing technology event in North America. The USMTO report is compiled by AMT and all data in the report is based on the totals of actual data reported by companies participating in the USMTO program. AMT is growing into a technology provider and advocate with the creation, development and promotion of MTConnect – a communication standard that allows machines to share and interpret data between them. The American Machine Tool Distributors’ Association (AMTDA) is an association within the AMT.
For further details visit www.amtonline.org
CECIMO
CECIMO is the European Association of the Machine Tool Industries. It brings together 15 national associations of machine tool builders, which represent approximately 1500 industrial enterprises in Europe, over 80% of which are SMEs. CECIMO defends the common interests of its members, particularly in relation to authorities and associations.
CECIMO also promotes the European machine tool industries and their development in the fields of economy, technology and science. CECIMO covers more than 97% of total machine tool production in Europe and more than one third worldwide. It accounts for almost 150 000 employees and a turnover of nearly €22 Billion in 2012. Three quarters of CECIMO production is shipped abroad, whereas more than half of it is exported outside Europe.
For further details visit www.cecimo.eu
JMTBA
A non-profit trade organisation based in Japan, the Japan Machine Tool Builders Association (JMTBA) was formed in 1951 for the purpose of endorsing the machine tool industry of the country as a means to develop the national economy. Representing the manufacturers and producers of heavy machinery, especially in the field of cutting equipment, this organisation seeks to further the interests of its member community through its activities.
The head office of this organisation is located in Tokyo and steering its management are a Chairman and a President. Running with the aim of promoting global exchange of knowledge and expertise through research and development, this organisation also organises various related trade events and conferences to benefit its member base. The Japan International Machine Tool Fair (JIMTOF) and the International Machine Tool Engineers Conference are two major events of this organisation.
For further details visit www.jmtba.or.jp/english/
SME
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers is an outstanding US organisation with a big, big website. Books and other technical materials are available – most are for sale, with reduced rates for SME members. Other features included in this information-rich site include several excellent publications, membership information (and privileges), information for (and from) their substantial exposition schedule, many local and national technical seminars, conferences and expositions, and their purchase of ToolingU – the premier provider of technical, manufacturing and shop floor training – adds up to a manufacturing powerhouse of online resources. If you’re in manufacturing, you need to visit this site.
For further details visit www.sme.org
TAMI
The Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry was founded in 1981 to promote and build the Taiwan machinery sector. Their web presence provides a comprehensive suppliers database searchable by name or product category and an absolutely wonderful repository of Taiwanese machine tool and manufacturing statistics. Another must-see if Taiwan’s in your company’s sights.
For further details visit www.tami.org
UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE
UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE is the Italian machine tool, robots, automation systems and ancillary products (NC, tools, components, accessories) manufacturers’ association.
The official representative of the sector, UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE has today over two hundred associate member companies, which account for over 70% of the Made in Italy of the sector.
The value and the long-standing tradition of member companies, characteristic of one of the sectors that best represents the whole manufacturing chain, and the capabilities of the association network, make UCIMU one of the most influential representatives of Sistema Confindustria (General Confederation of Italian industry System).
For further details visit www.ucimu.it/en
VDW
The German Machine Tool Builders Association (Verein Deutscher Werkzeugmaschinenfabriken – VDW) supports its members in all relevant areas from knowledge transfer to organising international trade fairs and conferences for nearly 120 years, which includes EMO, a leading international machine tool exhibition. It was organised for the first time under the name of EMO (Exposition de la Machine-Outil) in 1975 in Paris. The EMO fair takes place every uneven year and in 2003, the initial EMO cycle (Hannover-Paris-Hannover-Milan) was modified by CECIMO into Hannover-Hannover-Milan. EMO® is a registered trademark of CECIMO and receives the support of its fifteen member national associations, which includes the VDW.
The VDW has a voluntary membership of around 280 firms, which account for about 90% the industry’s total turnover. Together with the Sector Association Machine Tools and Manufacturing Systems within the VDMA (German Engineering Federation), the VDW represents the industry’s interests to legislators, authorities, client industries and the public. Permanent committees and working groups ensure the exchange of industry-specific opinions and experiences. It regularly informs members about current technological, economic, legal matters and they strongly support joint research. In close cooperation with the institutes of the WGP (Scientific Society for Production Engineering) they initiate practice-based projects from which their members and the whole industry benefit.
For further details visit www.vdw.de
Industry Contacts
Automotive Industry Development Centre (AIDC)
Private Bag X36, Rosslyn, 0200
Tel: +27 12 564-5300
Fax: +27 12 564-5301
Automotive Industry Development Centre,
Eastern Cape
73 2nd Avenue, 1st Floor, Newton Park, Port Elizabeth
P O Box 63835, Greenacres, 6057
Tel: +27 41 393 2100
Fax: +27 41 363 0762
Automotive Industry Export Council (AIEC)
P O Box 40611, Arcadia, 0007
Tel: +27 12 323-2980
Fax: +27 12 326-3232
Catalytic Converter Interest Group (CCIG)
P O Box 135, Petervale, 2151
Cell: +27 (0)82 806 3310
e-mail: kendewar@mweb.co.za
Coega Development Corporation (Pty) Ltd
Private Bag X6009, Port Elizabeth, 6000
Tel: 08610 COEGA/08610 26342
Tel: +27 41 403-0400
Department of Trade & Industry (the dti)
Trade and Investment South Africa (TISA)
Export Marketing & Investment Assistance Scheme (EMIA)
Private Bag X84, Pretoria, 0001
Tel: +27 12 394-0000
Customer Care Centre: 0861 843 384
Tel: +27 12 394-9500 (International Callers)
Fax: +27 12 394-9501 (International Fax)
Durban Automotive Cluster
Unit 3 St Helier Office Park, Valdean Road, Gillitts, 3610
Postnet Suite 10139, Private Bag X7005, Hillcrest, 3650
Tel: +27 31 764 6100
Fax: +27 86 607 4510
e-mail: terry@bmanalysts.com
East London IDZ
P O Box 19254, Tecoma, East London, 5214
Tel: +27 43 702-8200
Industrial Development Corporation of SA Ltd
P O Box 784055, Sandton, 2146
Tel: +27 11 269-3000
Fax: +27 11 269-3116
International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC)
Private Bag X753 Pretoria, 0001
Tel: +27 12 394-3590 (International)
Customer Care Centre: 0861 843 384
Merseta
3rd Floor, Block B, Metropolitan Park, 8 Hillside Road, Parktown, 2001
Tel: +27 11 551-5202
Fax: 0866 730017
Motor Industry Ombudsman of South Africa
Suite 156, Private Bag X025, Lynnwood Ridge, 0040
Tel: +27 12 841-2945
Fax: +27 12 841-2842
e-mail: mi.ombudsman@netactive.co.za
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA)
P O Box 40611, Arcadia, 0007
Tel: +27 12 323-2980/1
Fax: +27 12 326-3232
National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS)
Private Bag X25, Brooklyn, 0075
Tel: +27 12 428-5000
Sharecall: 0860 722 700
Fax: +27 12 428-5199
PtSA – Production Technologies Association of South Africa
1 Sunbird Office Park, Pasita Street, Bellville, Cape Town
Tel: +27 12 760 0300
Website: www.ptsa.co.za
National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA)
P O Box 260483, Excom, 2023
Tel: +27 11 689-1700/1/2/3
Fax: +27 11 833-6330 / 6408
Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI)
P O Box 2940, Randburg, 2125
Tel: +27 11 789-2542/886-6300
Fax: +27 11 789-4525
SA Bureau of Standards (SABS)
Private Bag X191, Pretoria, 0001
Tel: +27 12 428-7911
Fax: +27 12 344-1568
SA Insurance Association
P O Box 30619, Braamfontein, 2017
Tel: +27 11 726-5381
Fax: +27 11 726-5351
SA Petroleum Industry Association
P O Box 7082, Roggebaai, 8012
Tel: +27 21 419-8054
Fax: +27 21 419-8058
SA Reserve Bank (SARB)
P O Box 427, Pretoria, 0001
Tel: +27 12 313-3911/0861 127 272
Fax: +27 12 313-3197/313-3929
SA Revenue Services
Private Bag X923, Pretoria, 0001
Tel: +27 12 422-4000
Fax: +27 12 422-5181
SA Tyre Manufacturers’ Conference (SATMC)
P O Box 1370, Ferndale, 2160
Tel: +27 11 791-1449
Fax: 086 503 9880
e-mail: info@rubbersa.com
Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of South Africa (SEIFSA)
P O Box 1338, Johannesburg, 2000
Tel: +27 11 298-9400
Fax: +27 11 298-9500
The Road Freight Association (RFA)
P O Box 511, Isando, 1600
Tel: +27 11 974-4399
Fax: +27 11 974-4903
