ASMACS Group was pleased to attend InnoTrans 2026, an international trade exhibition for transport technology, held from 22–25 September 2026 in Berlin, Germany.

The Group's first visit to the exhibition provided an opportunity to engage with companies across the rail and transport infrastructure sectors, including businesses involved in engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), infrastructure development and construction.

InnoTrans brings together manufacturers, infrastructure companies, transport operators, technology providers, suppliers and industry professionals from across the world.

Covering railway technology, railway infrastructure, public transport, vehicle interiors and tunnel construction, the event provides an international platform to showcase technical developments, exchange industry knowledge and explore opportunities for cooperation.

ASMACS Delegation at InnoTrans 2026

  • Mr. Kevin Mohanty – Managing Director, ASMACS S.R.L.
  • Dr. László Czövek – Operations Manager
  • Mr. Rahul Mahapatra – Business Development Manager
The ASMACS delegation at InnoTrans 2026, Berlin.
The ASMACS delegation at InnoTrans 2026, Berlin.

Connecting with EPC, Infrastructure and Construction Companies

Throughout the visit, the ASMACS delegation met several companies involved in EPC, infrastructure and construction.

These interactions provided an opportunity to introduce ASMACS Group's recruitment and manpower capabilities, learn more about the companies' activities and explore their workforce requirements.

The presence of businesses involved in complex engineering and construction projects made the exhibition particularly relevant to ASMACS. It offered direct access to potential clients whose activities may require skilled tradespeople, technical personnel, engineers and supervisors across different stages of project delivery.

The Europe for Rail pavilion at InnoTrans 2026.
The Europe for Rail pavilion at InnoTrans 2026.

Gaining a Broader Industry Perspective

The exhibition offered a comprehensive view of the technologies, systems and expertise involved in developing and operating rail and public transport networks.

For the ASMACS delegation, exploring these interconnected areas provided useful insight into the range of work undertaken across railway and metro infrastructure, tunnel construction, installation and maintenance.

Seeing the industry's technical developments alongside meeting businesses responsible for project execution made the visit particularly valuable. It helped connect a broader understanding of the sector with the practical workforce requirements of potential clients.

Exploring Opportunities for Cooperation

ASMACS Group's participation in InnoTrans 2026 provided an opportunity to establish new business connections and identify potential areas of cooperation with EPC, infrastructure and construction companies.

The experience supports the Group's continued efforts to develop relationships in Europe and align its recruitment and manpower services with project requirements.

ASMACS Group looks forward to building on the conversations initiated at InnoTrans and exploring opportunities to support these businesses with skilled and experienced personnel.