The 16th edition of Indo Fisheries Expo & Forum is gearing up to return in June 2026, reinforcing its position as Indonesia’s leading international exhibition for the fisheries and aquaculture industry while driving innovation, collaboration, and sustainable growth across the sector.
The event, along with the Indo Livestock, Indo Feed, Indo Dairy, Indo Agrotech, and Indo Vet 2026 Expo & Forum, is scheduled for June 16–18, 2026, at the Nusantara International Convention Exhibition (NICE), PIK 2, Tangerang. The show seeks to unite international industry participants in fields such as seafood processing, cold storage, feed and feed additives, and aquaculture technologies.
On May 12, 2026, organisers PT Napindo Media Ashatama (Napindo) successfully convened a technical meeting with exhibitors, partners, site representatives, and other stakeholders as preparations for the expo intensify. In addition to providing a platform for technical coordination, the workshop strengthened cooperation and aligned goals in support of Indonesia’s fisheries and aquaculture environment.
Speaking at the session’s commencement, Lisa Rusli emphasised the significance of industry relationships and group preparation in guaranteeing the event’s success. She pointed out that the exhibition, which has changed over the course of more than 20 years, still makes a substantial contribution to Indonesia’s economic growth while fostering innovation and teamwork in the fishing and aquaculture industries.
Adhika Arthapaty led a technical briefing that maintained the agenda, during which Napindo reiterated its dedication to provide both exhibitors and visitors with a polished, superior exhibition experience.
Over the course of three days, Indo Fisheries 2026 is anticipated to draw over 20,000 attendees and 600 exhibitors from 40 nations.In addition to displaying the newest innovations and technology, industry forums and themed programs will facilitate knowledge-sharing.
Highlights include the Fisheries Buyers Program, Fisheries Seminar, and Fisheries Stage, all of which are intended to promote corporate communication and conversations centred on innovation. The program will also include public involvement initiatives including SDTI (Milk, Meat, Eggs, and Fish) socialisation activities, such as bazaars, entertaining events, and chat shows.
The goal of Indo Fisheries 2026, which is backed by 33 ministries, organisations, and trade groups, including the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia, is to act as a catalyst for the development of a more robust, resilient, and internationally competitive fisheries ecosystem in Indonesia.
