Intermat

INTERMAT is an international exhibition of equipment, machinery and techniques for the construction and materials industries, which is held every three years in Paris.

History

INTERMAT is a major international event[1] showing the equipment and techniques used in the international building and civil engineering sectors. It's the world's third largest exhibition in this sector.

Intermat
Frequency Every 3 years
Location(s) Parc des Expositions de Villepinte, Paris  France
Inaugurated 1988
Previous event 2012
Next event 2015
Participants 1 350 exhibitors (67% international)
Attendance 200 000 visitors
Organised by Comexposium
Website

First called EXPOMAT, the exhibition was initially held at the Paris – Le Bourget Airport. The show only became INTERMAT in 1988 when it took place at Parc des Expositions de Villepinte for the very first time.

This trade exhibition is organised by CISMA and Seimat, French professional trade unions for the equipment industry, together with Comexposium, a French trade show organiser.

During the last exhibition, held in 2012, INTERMAT gathered together 1,350 exhibitors, 67% international, and more than 200,000 visitors ― including 145,082 identified trade visitors (up 15.8% on 2009), 34.2% international[2]

Several manufacturers display their construction machinery and equipment in a dedicated outdoor demonstration area called PARIS Demos, providing the opportunity to highlight machinery and equipment performance in simulated working conditions. The programme includes demonstrations of site machinery: backhoe loaders, mechanical diggers, mini-excavators, loaders and graders.

INTERMAT Middle East

INTERMAT Middle East is a regional exhibition and conference for infrastructure, building machinery and construction materials.

The host city is Abu Dhabi.

Sectors of activity

A global offering, assembled by the principal international construction equipment manufacturers: Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Volvo, Liebherr, JCB, Bobcat Company, Haulotte Group, Case New Holland, John Deere, Michelin, Wirtgen, Groupe Fayat, Mécalac Ahlmann, Manitou, etc.

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