PH Manufacturing Week 2026 brings together auto parts, precision machinery innovation under one roof

MANILA: The Philippine Manufacturing Week 2026 brought together showcased manufacturing technologies—bringing together automotive aftermarket, manufacturing, and precision-engineering industries.

Open to industry professionals, the three-day event (July 23-25) at the World Trade Center Metro featured the third Auto Parts and Vehicles Expo Philippines (APVE) and the 12th Philippine Die and Mould Machinery and Equipment Exhibition (PDMEX).

In a statement, organizers noted that this year’s Philippine Manufacturing Week served as a major business-to-business platform covering the manufacturing value chain—from automotive aftermarket solutions to precision die and mould machinery.

The event provides opportunities for industry professionals to explore advanced technologies, establish strategic partnerships, and contribute to the future of Philippine manufacturing.

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The Auto Parts and Vehicles Expo Philippines this year brought exhibitors from several countries, namely China, Taiwan, and Thailand.

Meanwhile, the 12th Philippine Die and Mould Machinery and Equipment Exhibition— which is co-organized by the Philippine Die and Mold Association (PDMA) and Informa Markets—is aimed at addressing the industry’s need for advanced tooling technologies, precision-engineering solutions.

“The co-location of APVE and PDMEX under Philippine Manufacturing Week represents a strategic milestone in our commitment to advancing the Philippine manufacturing ecosystem,” Informa Markets Philippines Country General Manager Rungphech Chitanuwat, said.

“By bringing together the automotive aftermarket and die and mould industries, we are creating powerful synergies that showcase the interconnected nature of modern manufacturing. This integrated approach enables our exhibitors and visitors to explore the complete value chain—from precision tooling and component manufacturing to aftermarket distribution and service—all under one roof. We are proud to facilitate the connections and knowledge exchange that will drive innovation and growth across these vital sectors,” she added.

APVE conference highlights included:

•   Electric Vehicle Technology and Infrastructure Development
•   MSME loan programs offered by the Small Business Corporation and tailored for transport cooperatives
•   Automotive Trends and Aftermarket Opportunities
•   Trucking Industry Modernization and Fleet Management
•   Auto Components Driving Philippine Manufacturing, featuring insights from PEZA

On the other hand, PDMEX sessions tackled

•   Die and Mould Industry Trends and Future Outlook
•   Robotics Integration in Manufacturing
•   Advanced Welding Technologies and Applications
•   Precision Engineering and Quality Control
•   Digital Transformation in Tooling and Manufacturing

Key government agencies and industry organizations that supported the program include the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA), among others.

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