Brazil International Infrastructure and Road Construction Equipment Exhibition 2025

Date:23-25 September 2025

Location: ananbi Exhibition Center, Sao Paulo, Brazil

booking: info@conmart.cn

weChat/Phone:+86 199 1132 5015

why Participating

the Brazilian International Infrastructure and Road Construction Equipment Exhibition (PAVING EXPO) has been held annually since 2019 and has become the largest exhibition of its kind in Latin America. With the growth of the Brazilian economy and the government's emphasis on infrastructure construction, the scale of the exhibition and the number of international exhibitors continue to increase.

At the 2024 exhibition, the exhibition area is nearly 30,000 square meters, attracting about 200 enterprises, including XCMG, SANY, LIUGONG, WIRTGEN, DYNAPAC, BOMAG, ANMANN, NEW HOLLAND, LINTEC, BMLA, SOTREQ, MULLER, BMC, CONISHI, ROMANELLI and many other world-renowned construction machinery and road machinery brands. It is worth mentioning that Xugong Group successfully sold 5 sets of equipment at the exhibition. The exhibition attracted professionals from the transportation, infrastructure, highways, construction machinery leasing and engineering construction industries. 90% of the exhibitors in 2024 plan to participate in the PAVING EXPO in 2025.

market prospect

brazil is the largest country in South America, the fifth largest land area in the world, the eighth largest economy in the world, the largest industrial base in Latin America and huge market potential. The country is known for important infrastructure and mining development projects that require large amounts of heavy machinery. Brazil is expected to invest about $2.7 trillion billion in infrastructure by 2040 and is open to foreign investment.

In 2025, Brazil will auction 24 road and rail concessions aimed at developing agricultural centers in the Midwest and North, which are crucial for the flow of goods. Through these concessions, the government improves transport infrastructure and plans to auction more roads and railways to address bottlenecks in agricultural infrastructure.