Completing 29 years in the industry, Expogroup has established a network in over 45 countries, managing more than 25 trade fairs annually across various sectors. As a full-service exhibition organizer, Expogroup has been a key player in the business information industry for nearly three decades. Their portfolio includes over 25 annual events, 8 publications, and 13 portals covering diverse business sectors.

One of Expogroup's upcoming exhibitions is LIGHTEXPO 2025, which will take place from July 16-18 at KICC, Nairobi, Kenya. This event is expected to be the largest lighting market exhibition in East Africa. The lighting industry in East Africa is experiencing globalization and providing consumers with a variety of products sourced both domestically and internationally. The reduced import duty is further fueling this trend.

Another significant event is Solar Africa Exhibition, scheduled for June 26-28 at KICC, Nairobi, Kenya. This exhibition has been launched due to the overwhelming response from the solar industry. The region offers tremendous opportunities to suppliers worldwide due to its strong sun resources and excellent potential for growth.

ExpoGroup also organizes MEDEXPO AFRICA and INDUSMACH AFRICA in Tanzania. MEDEXPO AFRICA is set for October 8-10 at Dar es Salaam and will be the largest medical trade event held annually in Tanzania. INDUSMACH AFRICA is scheduled for September 24-26 at Dar es Salaam and will be one of the largest industrial exhibitions held annually in Tanzania.

The automotive sector is also well-represented with events like Autoexpo 2025, which will take place from May 28-30 at KICC, Nairobi. Over 30 countries are expected to participate as exhibitors, attracting visitors from more than 18 countries.

These events not only showcase the latest technologies and products but also provide valuable networking opportunities for buyers and sellers from across East & Central Africa. With such a diverse range of exhibitions catering to various industries, Expogroup continues to play a crucial role in driving economic growth and fostering international trade in Africa.