VIBROM in Brussels: high-tech industry, innovation and Czech-Belgian cooperation
VIBROM at the Czech–Belgian Business Forum 2026 in Brussels
On 25 June 2026, the Czech–Belgian Business Forum 2026 took place at the Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the European Union in Brussels. The event was aimed at promoting Czech–Belgian cooperation in the fields of industry, technology, research and innovation.
For VIBROM, taking part in the forum was an opportunity to be part of an expert debate on topics directly related to the future of European industry. Discussions centred on advanced manufacturing technologies, artificial intelligence, cyber security, the defence industry, the energy transition, and the greater involvement of innovative companies in European supply chains.
It is precisely this interconnection of industry, technology and practical manufacturing experience that has been VIBROM’s focus for many years. Our work is based on powder metallurgy technologies, in particular MIM and CIM, which enable the production of complex-shaped metal and ceramic components with high precision and repeatability. Our technological capabilities also include HIP – Hot Isostatic Pressing, a process used to increase the density, strength and quality of components.
Kristof Bronckers spoke on behalf of VIBROM spol. s r.o. during a panel discussion at the forum. The company was also represented by Ing. Mgr. Alžběta Bronckersová. Participation in the event provided an opportunity to present the company’s experience within the context of the European high-tech industry, to establish new contacts and to monitor the direction in which cooperation between Czech and Belgian partners is heading.
The Czech–Belgian Business Forum 2026 also demonstrated that opportunities for cooperation exist not only at the level of large institutions, but also between specialist firms capable of offering specific know-how, development capabilities and manufacturing expertise. In VIBROM’s case, this includes, for example, the development of components, materials and moulds, post-processing and customer support from design right through to the final product.
We would like to thank the organisers and all participants for creating a space for professional discussion, networking and the development of Czech–Belgian relations. We view such meetings as an important part of the journey towards a stronger, more innovative and better-connected European industry.