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MEDICA & COMPAMED 2025

HT Medical Devices attend a successful MEDICA & COMPAMED 2025

HT Medical Devices was pleased to attend a successful MEDICA and COMPAMED 2025, held from 17–20 November in Düsseldorf, Germany. This year’s edition once again proved to be the leading global stage for medical technology innovation, supplier excellence, and industry collaboration. The reliability of MEDICA and COMPAMED as sources of high-calibre contacts is reflected in the data: of the 78,000 trade visitors, 75% were individuals from top management positions within their organisations. More than 5,300 exhibitors from 70 countries showcased their full range of solutions.

MEDICA 2025
A Stronger, More Global Event Than Ever

MEDICA 2025 continued its reputation as the world’s largest medical technology exhibition, bringing together thousands of industry professionals, clinicians, innovators, and policymakers. Running alongside it, COMPAMED 2025 showcased the cutting edge of high-tech components and manufacturing solutions, with around 750 exhibiting companies presenting new advances in materials, microtechnology, electronics, and digitalisation in medtech manufacturing.

The 2025 themes – “Meet Health. Future. People.” (MEDICA) and “Meet Health. Technology. Innovators.” (COMPAMED), shaped discussions focused on the future of global healthcare, smarter devices, cybersecurity, AI-enabled diagnostics, and next-generation patient care.

MEDICA & COMPAMED 2025
Key Highlights for HT Medical Devices

HT Medical Devices held a full schedule of meetings throughout the event, connecting with suppliers, OEMs, service providers, and emerging innovators from across Europe, Asia, and North America. The team explored new partnerships in power solutions, precision components, materials innovation, and contract manufacturing technologies, as well as meeting many of its existing client base and established long term relationships.

Industry Trends Observed

HT Medical Devices noted several strong themes defining COMPAMED & MEDICA 2025:

Rapid growth in micro-manufacturing for diagnostics, wearables, and minimally invasive devices.

Cybersecure medtech ecosystems, with stronger focus on embedded security in components.

Sustainable materials and processes, especially in packaging and polymer innovation.

AI-assisted production and testing, driving quality, speed, and compliance.

Greater integration between suppliers and OEMs, with COMPAMED exhibitors aligning more directly with MEDICA-level product developers.

These trends mirror HT Medical Devices’ ongoing initiatives to support manufacturers with high-quality sourcing, strategic supplier alignment, and advanced product development solutions.

A Productive Event for New & Existing Partnerships

MEDICA & COMPAMED 2025 once again demonstrated the value of bringing the entire healthcare supply chain into one location. For HT Medical Devices, the event strengthened existing partnerships while opening the door to new collaborations across technologies ranging from power electronics to specialist materials and precision engineering.

SCHIEDERWERK at MEDICA & COMPAMED 2025

The company extends its thanks to the many partners, innovators, and decision-makers who met with the team in Düsseldorf. HT Medical Devices looks forward to continuing discussions and developing the opportunities initiated during this year’s event.

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