NEXO has become a Sponsor of the France Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, which will be held from 13 April to 13 October 2025. By providing the sound for the entire Pavilion space, NEXO will exemplify French expertise in design and performance, and will allow the millions of expected visitors to enjoy the crisp and clear audio that the French manufacturer is known for.
« Ever since the start of the project, our ambition has been to offer visitors of the France Pavilion a premium and memorable musical experience. Today sees the beginning of a key stage in our ambition thanks to the expertise that NEXO will bring »
Jacques Maire President of Cofrex and General Commissionner of France Pavilion
Founded in 1979, NEXO is widely recognised as a world leader in the innovation and manufacture of high-performance sound systems, which can be found on many world-class concert and festival stages, as well as in prestigious theatres, sports arenas, and event venues around the globe.
NEXO having been a subsidiary of the Japanese group Yamaha since 2008, its presence in Osaka is a particular honour and will remind visitors specialising in professional audio of the convergence and relevance of the Group's technological expertise.
« NEXO employees are driven by values of passion and excellence on a daily basis. We are proud and honoured to be sponsors of the France Pavilion. It will be a rare and prestigious showcase for us to demonstrate our expertise »
Jean Mullor President and CEO of NEXO
About NEXO :
NEXO has been designing and manufacturing revolutionary sound solutions at its Paris site since 1979. The company's pioneering technology, innovation, and excellence in the field of audio have been at the forefront of live entertainment for decades, earning the respect and trust of sound professionals around the world. Today, NEXO is wholly owned by Yamaha Corporation, as part of a merging of technological know-how promoting a total integration of speaker and amplifier control as well as management of sound systems from the digital mixing console using the latest and most widespread digital audio network protocols.