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New three yearly schedule in future for bauma Africa

The organisers of the bauma Africa construction equipment exhibition plan to revise the show schedule in the future. Following next year’s event from September 15th-18th, the exhibition will be held on a three year cycle. The first bauma Africa event was held in September 2013, with two years between it and the second planned show that is being run in September 2015. The new schedule will see the third bauma Africa exhibition being held in September 2018. The decision was made after close consultation with
August 28, 2014 Read time: 1 min

The organisers of the 7459 bauma Africa construction equipment exhibition plan to revise the show schedule in the future. Following next year’s event from September 15th-18th, the exhibition will be held on a three year cycle. The first bauma Africa event was held in September 2013, with two years between it and the second planned show that is being run in September 2015. The new schedule will see the third bauma Africa exhibition being held in September 2018. The decision was made after close consultation with local and international industry representatives.

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