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Big 5 Construct Nigeria to launch major building, construction event in Lagos

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One of the largest construction company in the world will launch the Big 5 Construct Nigeria next year in Lagos.

The Big 5 Construct Nigeria will introduce the successful  Big 5 international construction brand to the Nigerian market in Lagos, and significant demand from international construction suppliers has already shown that they will welcome this new channel into a valuable regional market.

The launching will mark the brand’s launch in West Africa, says the construction giant in a statement sent to Per Second News.

“The opportunity to adapt The Big 5 brand to this new region was ripe for development,” said Andy White, Senior Vice President – Construction.

“Over the last three years dmg events has expanded into Southern, East and North Africa through a combination of new launches and strategic acquisitions. Bringing our most successful construction brand, which is thriving in other locations, to Lagos is a logical and exciting next step, he said.

Andy White

With the largest population in Africa, Nigeria is one of the economic powerhouses of the region and the continent. In April the International Monetary Fund forecast the country’s economy would grow by 2.1 per cent this year, while the World Bank suggests that the country’s growth will strengthen in the medium term, helping it to reach 2.8 per cent by 2019. This outlook has already encouraged foreign investment into the country via government debt instruments. By the end of the first quarter this year the country attracted $16 billion, up 300 per cent year-on-year.

Funds are being put into the country’s development, with the Federal Executive Council recently approving $190 million for the construction of roads. A host of other large scale infrastructure and construction projects, including rail, retail, new trade zones and cities, are also on the way.

“These development plans are creating huge demand for international suppliers to bring their products and technologies into the country, where there is a real thirst for the knowledge and innovation our exhibitors can offer,” said White.

Exhibitors and visitors alike will find features familiar from The Big 5 throughout The Big 5 Construct Nigeria. Alongside the international and domestic exhibitors, the event will include free-to-attend CPD workshops and seminars to update attendees on the latest industry innovations, best practices and practical ideas. These certified workshops will be delivered by experienced professionals ready to share ideas with an audience eager to learn. Other features include specialized zones that enable visitors to rapidly find and research the products they are looking for, live demonstrations and plenty of opportunity to network with industry peers.

The launching is being put together by the dmg events, a leading international events company.

The event will take place on 10-12 September 2019 at the Landmark Centre in Lagos.

 

 

 

 

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