Why you should exhibit at DSEI Germany
Access to European, national, and global defence markets
DSEI Germany provides direct access to European defence stakeholders alongside national ministries of defence, armed forces, and international partners. Located in Germany, one of Europe’s central defence and industrial hubs, the event supports engagement across national, NATO, and EU-aligned programmes.
Exhibiting companies benefit from proximity to German Ministry of Defence representatives, the Bundeswehr, European procurement authorities, and international delegations. This creates opportunities to support market entry, expand regional presence, and strengthen relationships across allied defence markets.
Exhibitors seeking to engage with European defence priorities can use DSEI Germany as a point of connection between national requirements and international collaboration.
Exhibiting companies benefit from proximity to German Ministry of Defence representatives, the Bundeswehr, European procurement authorities, and international delegations. This creates opportunities to support market entry, expand regional presence, and strengthen relationships across allied defence markets.
Exhibitors seeking to engage with European defence priorities can use DSEI Germany as a point of connection between national requirements and international collaboration.
Exhibiting at DSEI Germany
DSEI Germany is designed to support practical engagement between industry, government, and military stakeholders. The exhibition brings together mission-relevant technologies, operational capability, and industrial solutions across land, air, naval, cyber, information, space, and support domains.
Exhibitors are positioned within clearly defined zones, enabling focused discussion while supporting cross-domain visibility. Indoor and outdoor exhibition areas support both static presentation and live demonstration, allowing companies to present capability in context.
Powerful networking, curated programmes, and on-floor engagement support exhibitors in achieving their desired outcomes.
Exhibitors are positioned within clearly defined zones, enabling focused discussion while supporting cross-domain visibility. Indoor and outdoor exhibition areas support both static presentation and live demonstration, allowing companies to present capability in context.
Powerful networking, curated programmes, and on-floor engagement support exhibitors in achieving their desired outcomes.
Who will you meet?
Exhibiting at DSEI Germany enables engagement with a broad and senior audience from across the defence and security community, including:
- Government and Ministry of Defence representatives
- Senior military leadership and operational commanders
- Procurement authorities and acquisition teams
- NATO and EU defence stakeholders
- Prime contractors, system integrators, and OEMs
- SMEs, technology providers, and emerging innovators
This audience mix supports both immediate business development and longer-term strategic engagement, underpinned by structured networking and formal meeting opportunities.
Discover the Zones at DSEI Germany
DSEI Germany is organised into clearly defined zones to help visitors navigate the exhibition and focus on areas aligned with their operational or industrial interests. Each zone combines live demonstrations, exhibits, and networking opportunities to support understanding, collaboration, and capability assessment.
Why Exhibit at DSEI Germany.
German, European and NATO Focus.
Strategic Opportunity.
DSEI Germany is your gateway to the heart of European defence and security.
The Zeitenwende demands not only a strategic realignment of our defence policy, but also targeted support for technological and industrial capability. With DSEI Germany, Germany can establish an
important platform to showcase its defence industrial performance, technological leadership and innovative strength on the international stage.
important platform to showcase its defence industrial performance, technological leadership and innovative strength on the international stage.
Photo © Bundeswehr/Christoph Kassette