BAHRAIN CONSTRUCTION MARKET TO GROW 7%
Globally the construction industry is showing signs of being on the up, leading to a revival in construction activity and the resultant demand for all types of construction machinery. This bodes well for the upcoming Hardware+Tools Middle East which has introduced an increased focus on machinery for this years edition which will run from May 8th to 10th at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre. According to recent market research, the Bahrain Construction sector is likely to grow at an average rate of 7.0% through 2013.
Recent market research indicates that the global market for construction machinery, fuelled by considerable revival in construction activity over the last year, is expected to grow at a robust 6.5% annually until 2015, when it is estimated to be worth US171 billion*.According to the organisers, over 77% of the trade visitors to last years Hardware+Tools Middle East were key decision makers and buyers from 64 countries, with the top 5 visiting countries apart from the UAE being Saudi Arabia, Iran, Oman, India and Bahrain.The newly launched machinery segment will spotlight the aluminum, wood, steel, plastic and rubber industries and targets engineers, contractors, machinery distributors, traders, building materials and manufacturers to name a few.
Given the continuing demand in the region due to new contracts being awarded, Hardware+Tools Middle East, the regions
international trade fair for tools, hardware, materials and machniery, is now increasing its focus on the machinery section, said Ahmed Pauwels, Chief Executive Officer of organiser, Epoc Messe Frankfurt. The trade fair attracts key buyers and decision makers from the region and endeavours to meet the needs of this promising market.Globally the construction industry is showing signs of being on the up, leading to a revival in construction activity and the resultant demand for all types of construction machinery. This bodes well for the upcoming Hardware+Tools Middle East which has introduced an increasedfocus on machinery for this years edition which will run from May 8th to 10th at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition
Centre. According to recent market research, the BahrainConstruction sector is likely to grow at an average rate of7.0% through 2013.
According to the organisers, over 77% of the trade visitors to last years Hardware+Tools Middle East were key decision makers and buyers from 64 countries, with the top 5 visiting countries apart from the UAE being Saudi Arabia, Iran, Oman, India and Bahrain.
The newly launched machinery segment will spotlight the aluminum, wood, steel, plastic and rubber industries and targets engineers, contractors, machinery distributors, traders, building materials and manufacturers to name a few.
Recent market research indicates that the global market for construction machinery, fuelled by considerable revival in construction activity over the last year, is expected to grow at a robust 6.5% annually until 2015, when it is estimated to be worth US171 billion*.According to the organisers, over 77% of the trade visitors to last years Hardware+Tools Middle East were key decision makers and buyers from 64 countries, with the top 5 visiting countries apart from the UAE being Saudi Arabia, Iran, Oman, India and Bahrain.The newly launched machinery segment will spotlight the aluminum, wood, steel, plastic and rubber industries and targets engineers, contractors, machinery distributors, traders, building materials and manufacturers to name a few.
Considered the leading dedicated trade fair for tools, hardware, materials and machinery, the exhibition features the latest products in the full range of power and hand tools, measuring tools, pipe and plumbing tools, tool sets and cases, hardwares and consumables, compressors and plumbs, workshop and woodworking machinery.
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Mr. Ahmed Pauwels, Chief Executive Officer of Epoc Messe Frankfurt
