IMHX 2025, the UK’s premier logistics and supply chain exhibition, has concluded its highly anticipated event, marking another milestone in the industry’s evolution.

Held from 9–11 September at the NEC Birmingham, the event brought together leading innovators, industry professionals, and global brands to showcase cutting-edge technologies and solutions shaping the future of logistics and materials handling.

The exhibition featured an impressive array of exhibitors who unveiled groundbreaking advancements in warehouse automation, forklift technology, and parcel handling solutions. Attendees were treated to live demonstrations of lithium-powered forklifts, integrated automation systems, and sustainable innovations that promise to redefine operational efficiency across the sector. 

IMHX 2025 was not only a showcase of technological innovation but also a hub for thought leadership and collaboration. The event’s Conference Programme featured a stellar lineup of industry experts who delivered insightful sessions on key topics such as sustainability, digital transformation, and the future of supply chain resilience. Among the distinguished speakers were Rob Fisher, CEO of UKMHA and co-owner of the event; David Scheffrahn of Ocado Intelligent Technology; Ian Hepplewhite of Bentley Motors; Steven Timberlake of Infios; Dr Hendrik Reefke of Cranfield School of Management; Clare Bottle of UKWA; Laura Nelson of RTITB; and Dr Emma Philpott of IASME.

A standout feature of IMHX 2025 was the exciting new Future Zone, an immersive space designed to engage attendees with hands-on experiences and live demonstrations. Visitors had the opportunity to test cutting-edge equipment and technologies in real-world scenarios, participate in interactive workshops focused on operational efficiency and sustainability, and explore virtual reality simulations showcasing the future of warehouse design and logistics planning.

Meanwhile, the IMHXperience Zone highlighted next-generation sustainable logistics solutions, including autonomous vehicles, robotics, and AI-driven technologies. This dedicated area sparked conversations about how businesses can adapt to and leverage these advancements to drive efficiency and sustainability.

IMHX 2025 also celebrated notable achievements within the industry through the prestigious Archies Awards, which recognised outstanding contributions to innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence in logistics and supply chain management. Winners of the Archies were honoured during a special ceremony, highlighting their commitment to driving the industry forward. The awards served as a testament to the creativity and dedication of organisations and individuals shaping the future of logistics.

Reflecting on the success of IMHX 2025, Chris Morley, Group Event Director of IMHX, expressed his gratitude to all attendees, exhibitors, and partners:

“IMHX 2025 has been an incredible celebration of innovation, collaboration, and progress in the logistics and supply chain industry. I want to personally thank everyone who joined us—whether as an exhibitor, sponsor, speaker, or visitor—for making this event such a success. Your enthusiasm and engagement have been truly inspiring. As we look ahead to IMHX 2027, I encourage everyone to continue driving innovation and thinking about how we can collectively shape the future of our industry. We can’t wait to welcome you back in two years’ time!”

IMHX 2025 reaffirmed its position as a cornerstone event for the logistics and supply chain community, setting the stage for continued innovation and growth. The next cycle of IMHX is already scheduled for 14–16 September 2027, promising even greater advancements and opportunities for the industry.