Euronaval 2026: who is exhibiting, 694 companies and 36 with aerial drones in Hall 6

Euronaval 2026 runs from 3 to 6 November in Hall 6 of Paris Nord Villepinte, and the organiser's published list has 694 exhibitors from 40 countries, 309 of them French. It is a naval show, but the air is well represented: 86 of the 694 exhibitors list at least one aircraft-related category, including 36 in aerial unmanned vehicles and systems, 28 in naval counter-UAS capabilities, 10 in helicopters and 6 in maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft. Airbus, Leonardo, Lockheed Martin, Saab, Dassault Aviation, Safran and Thales are all on the list, and 105 of the exhibitors are also on the list for the Paris Air Show in June 2027.

Euronaval is the biennial naval defence and maritime security exhibition organised by SOGENA, a subsidiary of the French maritime industry group GICAN. The 2026 edition is the 30th. Full details are on our Euronaval 2026 event page.

What we found

• 694 exhibitors on the published list, all in Hall 6, with 692 of them carrying a stand number
• France has 309 exhibitors, then Germany (50), Italy (49), the United Kingdom (36), the Netherlands (27) and the United States (24)
• The biggest category is autonomous surface and underwater vehicles, with 101 companies; aerial unmanned vehicles and systems has 36
• 115 exhibitors are also on the list for DSEI UK 2027 in London, 105 for the Paris Air Show 2027 and 62 for MSPO 2027 in Poland
• 34 of the exhibitors go on to Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen two weeks later, and 26 to Aeromart Toulouse in December
• 448 of the 694 are on no other show list on our calendar
• The organiser does not publish a sponsor list for the show, so this preview covers exhibitors only

The biggest names

The naval primes anchor the hall: Naval Group (stand 6 I01), Fincantieri (6 G06), Navantia (6 I103), Damen Naval (6 G48), KNDS (6 H103), BAE Systems (6 E30), Babcock International (6 C30), Kongsberg (6 C24), ASELSAN (6 I65) and STM (6 J83).

For aviation readers the names to note are Airbus (6 G103), listed under helicopters and maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft, Leonardo (6 G01), Lockheed Martin (6 K99), listed under carrier-based aircraft, Saab (6 I62), Dassault Aviation (6 I24), Safran (6 G65), Thales (6 I02), MBDA (6 G29), RTX (6 K75), L3Harris (6 K85), Israel Aerospace Industries (6 L103), Elbit Systems (6 L99), HENSOLDT (6 L61), Rolls-Royce (6 J46) and Rheinmetall (6 J61).

By sector

Each exhibitor is tagged with one or more categories by the organiser. The largest are autonomous surface and underwater vehicles (101 companies), naval repair and maintenance (65), maritime surveillance systems (59), electric, electromechanical and hydraulic equipment (53), studies and engineering (46), propulsion systems (42), command, control and information systems (40), navigation and positioning (37), aerial unmanned vehicles and systems (36), connectors and embedded systems (35), communication equipment (33), robotics and artificial intelligence (32), naval counter-UAS (28), combat systems (27) and missiles (23).

The 36 companies in aerial unmanned vehicles include Schiebel (6 J29), TEKEVER (6 F65), Delair (6 H88), AURA AERO (6 J132), HEMERIA (6 F79), High Eye, Red Cat Holdings, STARK, Roxel, Kinéis and Fincantieri, alongside Thales, MBDA and IAI. ANAVIA (6 J127) is listed under both helicopters and maritime patrol aircraft. On the counter-UAS side look for CERBAIR, MyDefence, Daedalean AI, Drone XTR, SEA.AI, Indra Group, KNDS and Naval Group.

By country

France accounts for 309 of the 694 exhibitors. Germany (50), Italy (49), the United Kingdom (36), the Netherlands (27), the United States (24), Norway (20), Greece (17), Denmark (17), Belgium (14), Turkey (14), Finland (13), Spain (13), Sweden (12) and Canada (12) follow. Several countries exhibit as a group: the Norwegian stand at 6 C06 has 14 companies, including Kongsberg, Maritime Robotics and the Norwegian Defence and Security Industries Association; the Netherlands stand at 6 F62 has 12, including TNO, NLR, IHC Defence and Van Halteren Technologies. The largest shared stand is 6 F78, where the industry group GICAN hosts 25 French companies, among them Ingeliance, SBG Systems, SKF and LAMECO, and Pôle Mer Méditerranée brings 12 companies to 6 F66.

Companies to look for

• Connectors and electronics: Glenair (6 F73), Amphenol (6 C88), TE Connectivity (6 J131), PRECI-DIP (6 A95) and Eurotech (6 B68)
• Sensors, radar and electronic warfare: Rohde & Schwarz (6 K61), Terma (6 H75), Intersoft Electronics (6 C47), Sparton (6 L78) and Orbit Communication Systems (6 L79)
• Systems and software: HAVELSAN (6 J99), Atech (6 J100), Sopra Steria (6 H79), Akkodis (6 B45) and ST Engineering (6 G62)
• Components and materials: Curtiss-Wright (6 K119), UMBRAGROUP (6 C21), Trelleborg Sealing Solutions (6 H77) and CASTINGPAR (6 E43)

Practical information

• Dates: 3 to 6 November 2026
• Venue: Paris Nord Villepinte, Hall 6, Villepinte, France
• Organiser: SOGENA (GICAN)
• Official website: euronaval.com
• Our event page: Euronaval 2026, with the full exhibitor list and a search box

Organisers update their lists up to the show, so companies may be added, change stands or drop out. Stand numbers are as published at the time of writing. If your company is on this list, check your page on Flying Engineer and claim it so visitors find the right contact before they arrive at Villepinte.

Source: the exhibitor and sponsor lists on the Flying Engineer aviation events calendar and the company data we hold.