Walking the floors at one of the biggest construction shows in Europe is a tiring business: so let us take the strain for you while you catch up with the businesses and names which are making the headlines at this year’s INTERMAT.
Road spending will dominate global infrastructure investment for the next 30 years, says a new report released at Intermat Paris 2018. According to a research project commissioned in partnership with Business France, the exhibition’s Observatory programme has revealed that €925 billion of investment is planned in Europe between now and 2050, and “the sector offering the highest development potential is roads”. Railways and buildings are the second and third biggest growth areas in Europe, the report adds.
INTERMAT is developing its presence on the international market with its new INTERMAT ASEAN event. The INTERMAT international trade show for construction machinery is working with IMPACT, a Thai trade show organiser, to establish the new INTERMAT show for the whole ASEAN region. The first edition will take place in Bangkok, from 8th to 10th of June 2017.
The ASEAN area is one of the world's fastest growing regions and the development of the infrastructure network is essential for the advancement of ASEA
You can tell a lot from numbers – and this year’s bauma China exhibition is set to be a record-breaker!
The exhibitor numbers represent an impressive 11% increase on the 2,958 exhibitors from 41 countries that presented their products and innovations to around 170,000 visitors at the 2016 event.
