Events

EURODEF 2025
MAR
Mon
17
APR
Wed
02

This was 11 months ago

Location

Online and on April 2nd, 2025 on-site in Toulon (France)

Toulon city (France): precise location will be transmitted before the event to the participants only.
Programmes
Security Digital, Industry & Space Cybersecurity Defence

The EURODEF 2025 defence B2B brokerage event aims to strengthen links, and support the creation of winning consortia, between companies from EU countries :

  • between SMEs (in particular on the European Defence Fund)
  • between SMEs and defence & security clusters
  • between SMEs and some European defence & security large companies allow the European defence & security SMEs to present their mature technologies to other SMEs and to some European defence & security large companies.

The following themes are addressed: DEFENCE & SECURITY, AERONAUTICS, CYBER-PROTECTION, ENERGY, EXPERIMENTAL AND TEST FACILITIES, HEALTHTECHS, INTEGRATION FACILITIES, MATERIALS, MECHANICS, METALLURGY, MICROELECTRONICS, NAVAL, OPTICS, OPTRONICS, SECURE COMMUNICATIONS, SPACE.

For the event's full agenda, and to register for online or on-site participation, please visit the dedicated EURODEF 2025 B2match platform.

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