Ethiopian Building Materials And Hardware Bathroom Exhibition

Exhibition time: May 26 to May 28, 2023 Opening time: 09:00 - 18:00
Exhibition industry: kitchen, bathroom building materials
Organizer: DMG
Exhibition location:
Ethiopia - Addis Ababa - Bole, Addis Ababa - Addis Ababa Millennium Hall
Holding period: once a year Exhibition area: 90000 square meters Exhibitors: 400 Visitors: 30000
Exhibition introduction
ADDISBUILD, Ethiopia Building Materials, Hardware and Sanitary Ware Exhibition (2023), exhibition time: May 26 to May 28, 2023, exhibition location: Ethiopia - Addis Ababa - Bole, Addis Ababa - Addis Ababa Millennium Hall, organizer: DMG, holding week: once a year, exhibition area: 90000 square meters, exhibition audience: 30000, number of exhibitors and brands reached 400.
Ethiopia International Building Materials, Hardware and Sanitary Ware Exhibition is a leading exhibition in the construction industry in Ethiopia. The exhibition is held once a year, with more than 100 enterprises participating, including many industry giants. They are from Türkiye, Ethiopia, Kenya, India, Egypt, China, South Korea, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Sudan and Italy.
Exhibitors' exhibits mainly include: aluminum, doors and windows, PVC, door locks, glass products, marble, cable ladders, lamps, switches and sockets, water pumps, sanitary ware, coatings, waterproof materials, plastic molds, etc. The 8th exhibition will be held at the Millennium Exhibition Center in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, from October 13 to October 16, 2017. The exhibition will provide an international trade platform for exhibitors from all countries and an excellent opportunity for construction industry enterprises to expand the African market.
Ethiopia is located in the northeast of Africa, the capital of Addis Ababa, and the headquarters of the African Union (AU) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. Ethiopia is successfully transforming into a regional business center due to its convenient business environment and stable national government. The country generally reduced import tariffs and even duty-free imports to 19 Southeast African countries, which will create potential business opportunities for 4 million people.
On the basis of the African standard of products, Addis Ababa not only provides a better business environment for local but also for overseas business partners. The construction industry in this city is booming, such as high-rise buildings, large shopping centers, etc., which are built in more and more cities, including many luxury services and related equipment.
According to the World Bank's Africa Pact released in 2013, the average economic growth rate of sub-Saharan African countries will be higher than 5% in the next three years, which will greatly exceed the global average economic growth rate. According to the report, in 2012, about 1/4 of African countries grew by more than 7%. Among them, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Niger, Liberia, Burkina Faso and Rwanda took the lead in economic growth in the world.
Ethiopia's GDP at purchasing power parity (GDP PPP) in 2013 has reached 118.2 billion US dollars, with GDP of 47.3 billion US dollars, ranking 7th in Africa and 69th in the world. Ethiopia has become the 7th largest economy in Africa. With the gradual improvement of the global economy, the continuous rise of commodity prices and the increase of investment in regional infrastructure and trade, Africa has strong medium-term growth expectations. In recent years, China's bilateral trade with Ethiopia, especially its export to Ethiopia, has shown a sustained and rapid growth trend.
As the second largest exporter in Africa and one of the African countries with the fastest economic growth in recent years, the fact that Ethiopia's imports from China have increased year by year has made Ethiopia's potential to become an important export market in Africa increasingly prominent. Since 2002, China's exports to Ethiopia have been developing at a sustained and high speed. With the increase of foreign investment attraction and the large-scale development of infrastructure construction in Ethiopia in recent years, China's investment and contracted projects in Ethiopia have increased, and its exports of raw materials and capital goods have increased significantly.
In recent years, motor vehicles, various construction machinery, raw materials, hardware and building materials account for a large proportion of the main products exported to Ethiopia. On June 27, 2014, the Volta Information Center reported that the Ethiopian Highway Administration signed an agreement with China Communications Corporation (CCCC), which will build a 102 km long highway in the Oromo River region. According to the report, the project costs 2.5 billion Birr and is expected to be completed in three years.
Scope of exhibits
Building materials: building hardware, building metal materials, wood, building cementitious products, adhesives, doors and windows, coatings and equipment, wall materials, interior decoration materials, floors, tiles, etc
Water treatment and environmental protection: plumbing equipment, valves, pumps, pipeline equipment, shock insulation and sealing materials, water treatment technology and equipment, purified water equipment and equipment, fountains, civil energy, industrial energy
Garden tools: processing equipment, glass door and window machinery, electric and manual tools, special vehicles, transportation equipment, building lighting
Cleaning and maintenance equipment: industrial cleaning equipment, household cleaning equipment, pipeline cleaning equipment, sanitation equipment, air purification equipment, environmental protection technology, maintenance equipment and cleaning supplies, security and protection systems, fire protection and security equipment
Glass and materials: building glass, furniture glass, decoration glass and various accessories
Sanitary ceramics: sanitary ware, architectural ceramics, ceramic machinery products
Stone and mechanical equipment: all kinds of stone, floor tiles, and ceramic tile cutting machines, polishing and manufacturing machinery.