The BUILDEXPO AFRICA, held annually in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, is the largest trade event in the region. This expo attracts companies from over 30 countries and visitors from East and Central Africa, providing exhibitors with a unique opportunity to explore multiple markets simultaneously. The event is hosted at the Diamond Jubilee Expo Centre, one of the leading venues in East Africa for international business meetings and conferences.

This year's 26th edition of BUILDEXPO AFRICA has seen a significant increase in size, with over 200 exhibitors occupying 10,000 square meters of exhibition space. This represents a 60% increase from last year. The exhibition space showcases a wide range of products and equipment, including building materials, machinery, mining tools, steel and aluminum, lighting, glass, hardware and tools, woodworking materials, paints and coatings, water and waste management systems, air conditioning solutions, bathrooms and kitchens, swimming pools, safety and security systems, and much more.

The construction industry in Tanzania continues to be a dynamic sector of the economy. With thousands of investors attracted to this sector annually, BUILDEXPO AFRICA serves as a crucial platform for businesses to network and showcase their products. The event is supported by several prominent sponsors and partners such as AGL International Limited Tanzania, Epiroc Tanzania Ltd., and Forte Equipment Tanzania Limited.

Exhibitors at the event can expect to attract over 5700 business visitors from across East and Central Africa. This high volume of visitors provides an excellent opportunity for companies to explore potential partnerships and sales opportunities. The prime sponsors and partners play a vital role in supporting the event's success.

In conclusion, BUILDEXPO AFRICA is not just an exhibition; it's a gateway to the vibrant construction industry in Tanzania. With its strategic location in Dar es Salaam and its focus on quality over quantity in visitor engagement, this event continues to be a key player in promoting trade within the region.