From 20 to 23 Oct, the 17th edition of the Italian furniture components trade show will feature exhibitors from across the global industry, alongside international buyer delegations and events across the city.
SICAM 2026, the International Exhibition of Components, Semi-finished Products and Accessories for the Furniture Industry, will take place at the Pordenone exhibition centre in Italy from 20 to 23 Oct.
Exhibition space has been sold out for several months, with 20,000 sq m set to host 700 exhibitors. International exhibitors account for 32% of the total.
“SICAM is now a mature, well-established trade show, recognised by industry professionals from all over the world as playing an essential role,” said Carolina Giobbi, head of marketing and communications.
“Every Oct, it provides an unmissable opportunity to meet, exchange ideas and explore new developments; a place where those offering products and ideas can connect with those looking for solutions in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere,” she added.
Giobbi described SICAM as a “happy place”, where business also provides an opportunity for dialogue and sharing.
Visitor numbers are expected to remain broadly in line with the previous edition. In 2025, the show attracted 24,000 visitors representing 9,300 companies, with 39% coming from 112 countries outside Italy.
Organisers said the show continues to focus on bringing exhibitors and visitors together, with initiatives including international trade fair promotion, enhanced visitor services, the SICAM app and an updated website.
Online registration allows visitors to enter the exhibition using a QR code sent by email, while free shuttle buses will operate between the exhibition and Venice and Trieste airports.
The show has also renewed its partnership with ITA, the Italian Trade Agency for the promotion and internationalisation of Italian companies. Through the collaboration, SICAM 2026 will welcome delegations of industry professionals from Indonesia, Vietnam, South Africa, Canada and Mexico.
The event will also see the return of Enjoy Pordenone with SICAM, a programme of events around the city giving exhibitors and visitors an opportunity to explore Pordenone, which is due to become Italy’s Capital of Culture in 2027, outside exhibition hours.
