Brazilian participation will bring together 19 companies at the national pavilion and five others with their own stands at the trade show
The Brazilian Association of Defense and Security Materials Industries (ABIMDE), in partnership with the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), will coordinate the Espaço Brasil / Brazil Pavilion at Eurosatory 2026, to be held from June 15 to 19 in Paris, France. The initiative is supported by Brazil’s Ministry of Defense (MD) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE).
Recognized as one of the leading international events focused on Defense, Security, and Crisis Management, Eurosatory will bring together companies, government authorities, armed forces, security agencies, institutions, and buyers from around the world at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center. According to organizers, the 2026 edition will feature more than 2,300 exhibitors from 66 countries, along with 42 national pavilions.
Brazilian participation will include 19 companies at the Brazil Pavilion, located in Hall 5B, stand C100. The companies present in the area coordinated by ABIMDE will be: 4Security; AEL Sistemas; Atech; BCA Ballistic Protection – BCA Têxtil; Cinadra; Nitro Química; CSD; Fire Eagle Armory; IMBEL; Infinity Safe; Kryptus; M & K Assessoria, Exportadora e Importadora; Modirum Gespi; Multivis Brasil; Neger Telecom; New Expo Logística; PlasmaHub; RF COM Sistemas; and XMobots.
Condor Tecnologias Não Letais, Embraer, CBC, Taurus, and Mac Jee will also participate in the trade show with their own stands, expanding the presence of the Brazilian industry at the event. In total, 24 Brazilian companies will be present at Eurosatory 2026.
The Brazil Pavilion will be coordinated by ABIMDE’s Projects Director, Colonel Antonio Ribeiro. ApexBrasil, a partner in the initiative through the Sector Project, will be represented by the Sector Project Coordinator, Daniel Pirola. The Ministry of Defense delegation will include the Secretary of Defense Products, Air Lieutenant-Brigadier Heraldo Luiz Rodrigues, and the Head of the SEPROD Commercial Promotion Division, Arthur Diniz.
According to Colonel Antonio Ribeiro, Brazil’s presence at Eurosatory provides an opportunity to showcase national capabilities to government representatives, armed forces, security agencies, and international companies. “ABIMDE is preparing for Eurosatory with a significant presence of the national industry at the Brazil Pavilion. The event brings together delegations from different regions of the world, and, given the current European geopolitical context, there is a growing demand for Defense and Security solutions. The presence of 19 companies at the Brazilian pavilion represents a record for the country at the trade show and demonstrates the sector’s interest in expanding its international presence,” he stated.
Eurosatory’s program covers areas such as drones and robotics, embedded electronics, training and simulation, engineering and manufacturing, CBRNe, optics, cybersecurity, information systems, civil security, infrastructure surveillance, logistical support, financing, and exports. The event also includes dual-use solutions intended for both military applications and internal security, civil protection, emergency management, and critical infrastructure monitoring.
Held every two years, Eurosatory brings together companies and institutions connected to the land, air-land, naval, space, and cyber sectors. The 2026 edition will take place in an international context marked by increased investments in Defense, system modernization, and demand for technological responses to conventional, hybrid, and digital threats.
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The Brazilian Defense Sector Project – Brazil Defense – aims to boost exports by developing and implementing platforms for non-exporting and advanced intermediate companies, including market monitoring, trade fairs, and integrated commercial initiatives.
Jointly led by ABIMDE and ApexBrasil, in collaboration with the Ministries of Defense and Foreign Affairs, the project implements a short-term international promotion plan to attract qualified companies to the global market. To consolidate Brazil’s presence and competitiveness on the international stage, integrating companies into the promotion plan and the sector agenda in the medium and long term represents a strategic step forward.
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