The June 2026 edition of IWMA Insider is here – bringing together the latest IWMA news, exhibition highlights, industry insight and updates from across the global wire and cable community.
Following an incredibly successful wire Düsseldorf 2026, this issue looks back at the connections, conversations and activity that shaped the week, alongside wider market insight and industry developments, while also looking ahead to the exhibitions, events and opportunities still to come.
Explore what’s inside:
- wire Düsseldorf 2026 – Connection, Innovation and Industry Momentum – Look back at IWMA’s busiest wire Düsseldorf yet, from the activity on the IWMA stand and The Great Connection to the launch of IFSA, the IWMA x CRU Forum Day and the Wire Education Award programme.
- Recognising the Future of the Industry – Meet Jooris Eickenbusch, IWMA Young Employee of the Year 2026, and discover more about his career progression, the value of mentoring and the importance of supporting the next generation of industry talent.
- Introducing IFSA – Learn more about the International Fastener and Spring Association, IWMA’s new sister association created to connect, support and represent businesses across the fastener and spring industries.
- Global Markets and Industry Insight – Explore the wider pressures shaping the sector, including Middle East risk and the Strait of Hormuz, UK steel safeguarding, market outlooks and the latest analysis from CRU.
- Looking Ahead to IWMA Events and Exhibitions – Find out what’s coming up at wire China and wire India, discover early plans for the return of the IWMA Pavilion at wire Mexico 2027, and save the date for the 2027 Industry Networking Lunch at Anfield Stadium.
- News From Across the Membership – Welcome the latest companies to join IWMA and catch up on product launches, company developments, exhibition news and updates from members across the international network.
Click here to read the full issue, discover the latest industry news and stay connected with IWMA – or download your copy to read later.
