PRINTING United Expo 2025, produced annually by PRINTING United Alliance, concluded its annual gathering of the global printing community, Oct. 22–24, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL.

The event delivered a record-breaking number of attendees and exhibitors in Orlando, and extraordinary energy and engagement across every segment of print, from commercial and packaging to apparel, functional, industrial, in-plant, and wide-format graphics.

This year’s show welcomed more than 30,000 registered attendees from 104 countries, featuring 838 exhibitors showcasing the latest advancements in printing technology, materials, and workflow solutions. The event spanned a million square feet of exhibit space sold.

“PRINTING United Expo continues to prove that the printing industry is vibrant, evolving, and full of opportunity,” says Ford Bowers, CEO, PRINTING United Alliance. “Each year, we see stronger engagement, deeper collaboration, and an even greater spirit of innovation and scale from every corner of print.”

By the Numbers — PRINTING United Expo 2025 Highlights

With the event closing today, early reports suggest astounding show floor sales, activations, attendance, and engagement. Some of the preliminary reports are as follows:

• More than 30,000 registered attendees

• 838 exhibiting companies across all industry market segments

• 4.7 million pounds of equipment on the show floor

• 104 countries represented at the 2025 Expo

• Hundreds of new product launches including global debuts

• More than 100 educational sessions and presentations

• Nearly 60 participating media outlets and association partners from around the world

• 50 top global media outlets attended the exclusive pre-show Media Day event on October 21

• Over 60 students from local and national schools and universities attended the annual Student Day, held in partnership with Print & Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF)

• More than 300 attendees convened at the Women in Print Alliance luncheon

“The Expo embodied the convergence of every market under one roof — and the innovation our industry thrives on,” says Chris Curran, group president, media and events, who assumed leadership of the annual event this year. “From AI to automation and sustainability, every corner of the show floor was power-packed with solutions driving print forward. We’re already looking ahead to 2026 where the show floor is already 65% sold to date.”

Looking Ahead to PRINTING United Expo 2026

The momentum continues as PRINTING United Expo 2026 heads to Las Vegas, Nevada on Sept. 23-25, 2026, promising even greater opportunities for discovery, connection, and growth. Exhibitor and sponsorship bookings are already open at www.printingunited.com.