The Maxpo exhibition, scheduled from August 28 to 30, 2025, at Hyvinkää Airfield in Finland, is set to be the largest event of its kind. This biennial exhibition focuses on showcasing the latest advancements in land construction and environmental maintenance machinery. With a vast exhibition area, the event promises to attract a significant number of exhibitors and visitors.

Exhibitors from across Finland and beyond are expected to participate, bringing with them a wide range of machinery and technologies. The event organizers have allocated a substantial space of over 100,000 square meters for the exhibition, ensuring ample room for displays and demonstrations. This expansive area will allow visitors to explore various types of machinery used in construction and environmental maintenance.

The event is anticipated to draw an impressive number of attendees. According to preliminary estimates, around 15,000 professionals from the construction and environmental sectors are expected to visit the exhibition. These visitors will have the opportunity to network with industry experts, learn about new technologies, and engage with potential business partners. The high volume of visitors is expected to make Maxpo IT’S A MACHINE! a key platform for professionals in these fields.

In addition to showcasing cutting-edge machinery, the exhibition will feature interactive zones where visitors can experience the latest innovations firsthand. These zones will include hands-on demonstrations and live presentations by manufacturers. Attendees can also participate in workshops and seminars led by industry leaders, providing valuable insights into current trends and future developments in land construction and environmental maintenance.

Maxpo IT’S A MACHINE! aims not only to display advanced machinery but also to foster collaboration among professionals from various backgrounds. By bringing together exhibitors, manufacturers, and end-users under one roof, the event seeks to promote knowledge sharing and innovation within the industry. The organizers are confident that this event will serve as a catalyst for progress in land construction and environmental maintenance practices in Finland and beyond.