Skip to main content

INTERMAT organisers confident of show success

The organisers of the INTERMAT 2015 event in Paris are bullish about the potential success of the show, with more than 1,000 brands already registered as exhibitors. Those present at the exhibition include 38 out of the top 50 leaders in the construction equipment market worldwide. These include: CNH Industrial, Doosan, Hitachi Construction Machinery, Hyundai Heavy Industries, JLG, John Deere, Kobelco Construction Machinery, Komatsu, Kubota, Liebherr, Liugong, Sany, Shantui, Terex, Volvo Construction Equipm
November 20, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
The organisers of the 242 INTERMAT 2015 event in Paris are bullish about the potential success of the show, with more than 1,000 brands already registered as exhibitors. Those present at the exhibition include 38 out of the top 50 leaders in the construction equipment market worldwide. These include: 1595 CNH Industrial, 695 Doosan, 233 Hitachi Construction Machinery, 236 Hyundai Heavy Industries, 2199 JLG, 257 John Deere, 2200 Kobelco Construction Machinery, 2300 Komatsu, 1265 Kubota, 718 Liebherr, 269 Liugong, 1170 Sany, 1171 Shantui, 1222 Terex, 7659 Volvo Construction Equipment, 364 Wirtgen Group, 1651 Wacker Neuson, 1175 Zoomlion/2203 Cifa.

The event will be organised around a new category segmentation across the 375,000m2 exhibition surface area. Some 85% of the stand space is already allotted and there will be 238 new brands including the comebacks of 2123 Manitowoc Crane Group and 2106 Manitou. Other French firms at the show include 217 Fayat, 712 Haulotte and Mecalec.

The two day event Pre-INTERMAT organised ahead of the show (22nd and 23rd January 2015) is also looking positive. To date, 90 companies have signed up for the event. During Pre-INTERMAT, the results of the Innovation Awards will also be revealed, with more than 80 innovations taking part in the competition.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Hillhead-line acts for 2014 show
    July 2, 2014
    The 2014 edition of Hillhead, the three-day biennial flagship show for the quarrying, recycling and heavy construction industries, is set to welcome thousands of visitors, keen to see the latest leading equipment models alongside innovative machine and site management control technology. Guy Woodford reports on what a variety of major companies will be showcasing during this month’s show at Lafarge Tarmac’s Hillhead Quarry near Buxton in Derbyshire With around 450 UK and international suppliers of plant, eq
  • CNH Global alters alliance with Kobelco Construction Machinery
    January 2, 2013
    CNH Global says it’s entering the ‘next phase’ of agreements with Kobelco Construction Machinery, following an ongoing strategic review of its construction equipment business. Under the new, non-exclusive licensing and supply agreements, which took effect on January 1, 2013, CNH and Kobelco Construction Machinery are unwinding their joint ownership and equity participations in all the companies formed in connection with their previous alliance and eliminating any geographical exclusivity rights associated w
  • Booming BICES buoyant, with strong attendance
    September 22, 2015
    There was strong attendance at the first day of the BICES 1025 construction equipment exhibition in Chinese capital Beijing on the 22nd of September. Muggy weather and heavy traffic congestion failed to dissuade a large number of attendees visiting the show, located at the new exhibition centre close to Beijing Airport. For those opting to travel to the event by public transport, the proximity of the trade fair centre to the metro system made journeys highly convenient.
  • A European Deere?
    July 4, 2018
    Iconic US manufacturer John Deere is back in Europe, thanks to its purchase of Wirtgen. David Arminas looks at what’s in store The gods were smiling on the Wirtgen Group for the company’s Road Technology Days 2018 event. This year it was held in summer-like weather at the recently expanded Voegele plant near Mannheim in Germany. Within days in northern Europe the season dramatically changed from dreary chilly late winter to glorious high temperatures, just in time to bathe the amassed demonstration equi