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Subcon Show
Exhibition
Subcontracting & Supply Chain
Subcontracting
Outsourced Manufacturing
CNC Machining
Fabrication
Electronics
03 Jun 2026
- 04 Jun 2026
National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham
United Kingdom
About This Event
Subcon is the UK's largest subcontract manufacturing supply chain show, bringing together the manufacturing sector for nearly 50 years to source, benchmark, and learn. Held at the NEC Birmingham, the 2026 edition showcases over 200 leading UK and international subcontract manufacturers covering CNC machining, metal fabrication, electronics assembly, component parts, additive manufacturing, and more.
The event is the premier platform for procurement teams from OEMs and tiered suppliers to benchmark subcontracting capabilities and refine their supply chains across automotive, aerospace, medical, and defence sectors. CPD-accredited workshops, live demonstrations, and keynote presentations from industry leaders provide practical insights into supply chain optimisation and manufacturing innovation.
Co-located with Smart Manufacturing Week, Subcon gives visitors access to the full breadth of manufacturing technology and innovation under one roof at the NEC.
Highlights
200+ subcontract manufacturers,Nearly 50 years of heritage,CPD-accredited workshops,Live demonstrations,Co-located with Smart Manufacturing Week,Free to attend
Why Attend
Subcon is essential for procurement professionals sourcing manufacturing capabilities. Connect with 200+ UK and international subcontract manufacturers covering CNC machining, metal fabrication, and electronics assembly. Attend CPD-accredited workshops and live demonstrations. Free registration.
Why Exhibit
Exhibiting at Subcon puts your manufacturing capabilities in front of procurement teams from OEMs and tiered suppliers across automotive, aerospace, medical, and defence. As the UK's largest subcontracting show, Subcon delivers decision-makers actively sourcing new suppliers.
Who Should Attend
Procurement managers, supply chain directors, design engineers, and OEMs seeking subcontract manufacturing partners
