Attend
Join us as an attendee
Attending our events as a delegate is the perfect way to learn updates from the industry and network with representatives from across the supply chain.
To increase your exposure to the industry as a sponsor or exhibitor, or to submit a presentation proposal, visit the other pages in the Participate tab above.
Pass type
Delegate place
Super early booking
Expires: 24 July 2026
€1,608*
Early booking
Expires: 8 January 2027
€1,708.50*
Full price
From: 9 January 2027
€2,010*
Cable manufacturers and end users**
€804*

Your delegate place includes:
- All event sessions
- Interactive exhibition within the networking area
- Q&As with the experts
- Over 10 hours of networking
- Lunches and refreshments
- Evening networking reception on day one
- Downloadable attendee list
- Access to the event app
**Did you know we offer bigger discounts for Cable manufacturers and end users?
Ticket price: €804*
Please contact Harriet White to book your discounted place.
*Exclusive of VAT. Delegate registrations are subject to German VAT at 19%. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with other offers or retrospectively applied.
Join our
additional activities
Networking dinner: €130*
All attendees are invited to join the networking dinner, hosted at a local restaurant.
Find out more by visting our What's on page.
Please note dinner places can only be purchased for the event attendees
We also offer group discounts
Special rate for young professionals
Two attendees - 10% discount
Three attendees - 15% discount
Four or more attendees - 20% discount
Discounts are automatically applied when you make your group booking in one
transaction and cannot be used in conjunction with any discount codes or other offers
If you are a student, intern or completing an apprenticeship in the plastics industry, you may be eligible to redeem a special rate to attend. Please contact Harriet White to find out more information.
"Congratulations to AMI on an excellent, professionally presented ‘Cables’ conference. I particularly appreciated the panel discussion on the cables industry in addition to the extremely interesting papers."
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