FIMM Lima

Since its establishment in 2013, the FIMM – Feria Internacional de Metalmecánica has been the leading trade fair for metalworking and related industries in Peru. Held every year at the renowned Jockey Exhibition Center in Lima and organized by MKT Business Solutions, FIMM offers professionals, companies, and decision-makers from the metalworking industry a unique platform to discover the latest technological developments, machinery, tools, and production processes.

As a central meeting point for the Peruvian metal industry, the fair connects manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and users. The main focus is on current topics such as precision parts manufacturing, surface treatment and coating, CNC and conventional machine tools, welding and cutting technologies, tool and mold making, as well as innovative materials. Exhibitors showcase state-of-the-art machining centers, turning and milling machines, laser cutting systems, as well as specialized accessories, consumables, and lubricants. Particular emphasis is placed on solutions that enhance the competitiveness of the metal industry at both national and international levels.

FIMM brings together companies from various sectors of the industry and addresses a professional audience from metalworking, mechanical engineering, the iron and steel industry, as well as the fields of construction, maintenance, and repair. It is regarded as the most important trade fair of its kind in Peru and plays a significant role in promoting technological progress, international networking, and the competitiveness of the Peruvian industry.

The Jockey Exhibition Center stands out as a venue with its modern infrastructure and convenient location in the heart of Lima, making it easily accessible for both national and international visitors. FIMM thus provides the ideal opportunity to experience innovations, establish new contacts, and actively shape the future of metalworking in Peru.

The FIMM takes place annually, and therefore for the 12th time previsibly in August 2026 in Lima.