"Exhibition notice" turkey building materials exhibition 2019

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Turkeybuild, the 2019 Turkish building materials exhibition, has been successfully held for 37 times since 1978. The exhibition provides exhibitors with high-quality buyer resources and new products to help you successfully enter the Turkish building materials market.

Market status

One of Turkey's major economic sectors, construction, has shown steady growth in recent years. Turkey's construction industry grew by 8.9% in 2017, and continued to grow by 9.7% in the first half of 2018. Since 2018, the total construction cost has reached try 312.8 billion, an increase of 378% over the same period in 2017. In addition, Turkey's import of construction materials increased by 7% to US $4.6 billion, and its production and export increased by 11% and 17%, respectively.

Exhibition data

Compared with 2017, the number of reserved registrations of Turkish building materials exhibition in 2018 has increased significantly.

Exhibitors: 850 exhibitors showed their brands to the visitors at the exhibition.

Audience: 85923, including 7070 foreign visitors from 135 countries.

Exhibitor's voice

"Turkeybuild is an important platform that we have participated in for many years. Here, we introduce new products to potential domestic and foreign customers and expand our customer network. Compared with previous years, the number of foreign visitors has increased significantly, especially buyers from Africa and the Middle East. "

——Serpil Onan, sales manager

"Turkeybuild is a great platform to attract potential customers and we have been at the show for many years. In general, we are very satisfied with the number of visitors and the quality of our customers. The exhibition is very helpful to our marketing. It is also the only exhibition we attended in Turkey. "

——Serhan acar, Group Sales Manager

The president has something to say

"In 2018, Turkey's economy grew by 7% and its construction industry grew by 8% to US $146 billion, which has clearly become a catalyst for Turkey's economy," said Turkish President Recep Erdogan Erdogan also pointed out that since 75% of Turkey's electricity needs to be imported, energy efficiency has become another key factor in the construction sector. As an important partner of railway development, urban transformation and noise pollution reduction are also key factors to promote the development of Turkey's construction industry.