Build Expo, the benchmark exhibition for the construction and building sector, is once again set to be the ultimate meeting point for professionals. From October 9-12 at the Metropolitan Expo in Athens, Greece, the largest and most specialized exhibition in Southeastern Europe takes another leap into the future of the industry, proving why it remains a key driving force.
Building upon the success of previous editions, especially last year’s remarkable event, Build Expo has already demonstrated its growing momentum since early March. With exhibitor participation surpassing last year’s numbers, the exhibition, spanning three halls and over 32,000m² of exhibition space, highlights the industry’s vast potential.
Covering every aspect of construction and building activities, Build Expo is the ideal platform for showcasing the latest products and cutting-edge technologies. Innovative materials, pioneering techniques, and services focused on bioclimatic construction and energy efficiency, alongside a vast range of product categories, will impress the tens of thousands of professionals expected to attend.
Staying true to its international profile, which has positioned it among Europe’s leading industry exhibitions, Build Expo continues to invest in global partnerships and the promotion of Greek businesses’ extroversion. As a result, it attracts hundreds of construction companies from at least 40 countries, creating opportunities for business networking, supplier connections, collaborations, and the exchange of expertise.
Of course, as always, the exhibition will feature a series of conferences and workshops, addressing professionals’ need to stay updated on new applications. Reinforcing its role as an information hub, Build Expo supports every professional seeking new tools and solutions.
Build Expo is not just a massive business event—it’s a unique professional experience that you don’t want to miss. Be part of the celebration of the construction and building industry in Athens, Greece, and explore a new world of progress and growth.
