23 September 2026

Meet the Nordic–Baltic Pavilion at BSBF 2026

Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Latvia will join forces at the Nordic–Baltic Pavilion at this year’s Big Science Business Forum in Maastricht. Together, the participating companies and organisations will showcase their industrial and technological capabilities for the global Big Science market.

27–30 October 2026 at Maastricht Exhibition & Congress Centre (MECC)

The Nordic–Baltic Pavilion brings together expertise from Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Latvia. Visitors can meet suppliers and partners and discover how their capabilities can support international Big Science projects.

“It’s exciting to bring such a large Nordic–Baltic delegation together in one place. Sharing a pavilion gives our companies greater visibility and more opportunities to connect with potential partners. We look forward to making our stand a lively hub for meetings, ideas and future collaborations,” says Frida Tibblin Citron, Business Developer at Big Science Sweden.

Visit us at stand C057–62 to meet the Nordic–Baltic delegation.

The Nordic–Baltic Delegation

Norway

  • Dalen Mekaniske Produksjon
  • EmLogic
  • ET Works
  • Integrated Detector Electronics
  • Lilaas
  • Optonor
  • SINTEF
  • Westcontrol

Sweden

  • ABB
  • AQ Elautomatik
  • Asensor Technology
  • Bumax
  • DPX Technologies
  • Exir Broadcasting
  • Fagerström Industrikonsult
  • Freemelt
  • Habia Cable
  • Heftytec
  • Hemi Heating
  • ISEC Monitoring Systems
  • Lue engineering
  • MCT Brattberg
  • MTC Powder Solutions
  • Qamcom Research and Technology
  • Qualisys
  • RFR Solutions
  • Savantic
  • ScandiNova Systems
  • Scanditronix Magnet
  • Teledyne SP Devices

Estonia

  • Artec Design
  • Eccom
  • Inspirators
  • Leil
  • Mikroonik
  • Rantelon
  • University of Tartu Institute of Technology

Latvia

  • Cryogenic and Vacuum Systems
  • Primekss
  • Sorsera
  • University of Latvia
  • Zabbix

Big Science Business Forum is a business-oriented congress focused on high technology and innovation. It connects European research infrastructures and industry, providing opportunities to exchange knowledge, build partnerships and explore future procurement needs.