Strong support for CTT show in Moscow

The recent CTT construction equipment exhibition run in Moscow was a major success according to the show organisers. This was the 17th CTT show held in Moscow and was run from May 31st to June 4th 2016. The event attracted 524 exhibitors from 26 countries, as well as 21,000 visitors from 59 countries. The show was held at Moscow’s Crocus Expo facility and covered an area of 65,000m2, with exhibitors including major construction equipment manufacturers from around the globe. The event also benefited from a n
July 13, 2016 Read time: 1 min
The recent 5848 CTT construction equipment exhibition run in Moscow was a major success according to the show organisers. This was the 17th CTT show held in Moscow and was run from May 31st to June 4th 2016. The event attracted 524 exhibitors from 26 countries, as well as 21,000 visitors from 59 countries. The show was held at Moscow’s Crocus Expo facility and covered an area of 65,000m2, with exhibitors including major construction equipment manufacturers from around the globe. The event also benefited from a new partnership between the CTT organisers and 3995 Messe München in Germany. Support for the event was given by construction equipment manufacturing associations including CECE from the Europe, the AEM from the US, CMEC and CCMA from China, KOCEMA from South Korea and the RCC from Russia itself.

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