Seven companies, one joint exhibition: The entire PJM Group was present at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin from 22 to 25 September. At this leading international trade fair, the group showcased its comprehensive range of services for the rail industry - including digitalisation and automation in rail freight transport, as well as the testing, engineering, and certification of rail vehicles.
InnoTrans 2026 celebrated its 30th anniversary with record numbers: Around 175,000 trade visitors from over 120 countries and 3,190 exhibitors from 59 countries gathered at the exhibition grounds, which covered approximately 200,000 square metres and were fully booked. Key topics included digitalisation, automation, and cybersecurity.
Combined expertise in rail vehicles
Together, the seven companies of the PJM Group cover a broad spectrum:
- Testing, engineering, approval, and certification
form the technical foundation for the development and safe operation of rail vehicles. - Digitalization and automation
complement the portfolio with solutions specifically designed for modern rail freight transport. - Collaboration within the group
enables streamlined processes and pooled expertise - even for complex, international rail projects.
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Over the course of four days, attendees had the opportunity to meet PJM experts in person to discuss testing, engineering, regulatory approval, certification and the digitisation and automation of rail freight transport.
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The ACstyria Mobility Cluster and PJM hosted the popular “Sparkling & Chocolate” networking event at InnoTrans for the third time. Guests enjoyed Styrian specialities and inspiring conversations about the future of the rail industry.
Photo: Martin Joch (PJ Messtechnik), Bernhard Mittelbach (ACstyria Mobility Cluster), and Lutz Hübner (ERCI)
