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ASEAN’s Leading Eventfor the Built Environment
TRADE SHOW RESPONSE IN 2019
After seven successful years of trade show, Ecobuild SEA expo returns in a new avatar, presenting a grand focus on construction-related technologies beyond its earlier focus on sustainability in the built environment. Now known as the Futurebuild SEA, the expo’s prime highlight will be centred on innovations and futuristic technologies that are set to revolutionise the global built environment by increasing efficiencies, reducing costs and enhancing productivity. Held alongside the Heavy Mach trade fair, the Futurebuild SEA expo is the region’s best avenue where construction industry players will be able to get valuable insights on new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Virtual Reality (VR), robotics and many more.
In addition, the Futurebuild SEA expo also presents exhibitors with the opportunity to strike great business deals as they get to interact closely with a wide pool of prospective clients from various countries across the globe. The Futurebuild SEA trade fair aspires to be the catalyst of change to help construction-related players in the region enhance their technological know-how and meet the industry’s future demand.
By embracing the construction revolution – Futurebuild SEA and Heavy Mach – are returning on 23 – 25 June 2020 at Malaysia International Trade Exhibition Centre (MITEC), Kuala Lumpur. Both trade fairs, held in conjunction with the International Construction Week (ICW), will bring together businesses and industry experts to share and learn about cutting-edge technologies utilised in the construction of buildings and infrastructure in a sustainable manner.
The Heavy Mach expo, held together with Futurebuild SEA, is a dedicated trade show for the construction and heavy machinery markets in the Southeast Asian region. Heavy Mach focuses on various type of equipment such as backhoe, bulldozer, crane, excavator, compactor and wheel loader. With the continued development of new constructions and the refurbishment of existing structures, Heavy Mach creates the opportunity for businesses and industry experts to share and learn about the new development in machineries used in the construction sector.
Market outlook
Urbanization Drive Developmentin Southeast Asia
source from : https://www.oxfordeconomics.com/asia-construction-service source from : https://www.citylab.com/life/2017/01/southeast-asia-martin-prosperity-institute/511952/
Southeast Asia — a key region of the world that comprises Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam — is undergoing rapid urbanisation. However, concerns are high that the region – and other parts of the world - may be entering into a troubling new phase of urbanization without growth, where urbanization no longer goes hand in hand with great economic output, rising living standards, or a large middle class. The solution to such concerns is the concept of ‘smart cities’, where problems related to rapid urbanisation could be minimised and the positive impacts from the development of cities could be maximised.
This involves the integration of information and communications technologies to improve all city-related operations from traffic flows and public transportation to energy and water usage in buildings and city neighbourhoods to healthcare services, for example, by improving or setting up electronic health records. For context, in Malaysia, its capital city Kuala Lumpur has signed an agreement in January with Alibaba's cloud service, City Brain, to work on traffic management, town planning and incident response.
Economic output per person is from the World Bank, World Development Indicators, GDP Per Capital, 2010–2012, and urbanization is from the World Bank, World Development Indicators, Urban Population, 2010–2012. (Martin Prosperity Institute) *This list is not exhaustive. It is intended as a guide only.
*This list is not exhaustive. It is intended as a guide only.
Compaction MachineryConcrete MachineryConcrete TruckDump TruckExcavating MachineryHeavy Duty TruckPiling and Underground Construction MachineryRoad Maintenance Machinery
Exhibitors Profile
FUTUREBUILD SEA
ArchitectsConcrete TechnologistsConsultantsContractors Distributors and RetailersEngineers (EPCs)Facilities ManagersGovernment OfficialsInterior DesignersInvestors and DevelopmentFunding Institutions (DFIs)Maintenance Project OwnersProcurement ManagersProject ManagersProperty DevelopersQuantity Surveyors
Visitors Profile
Building Contractor Construction Industry Professional ConsultantsDevelopersDistribution of Building EquipmentEngineers Facility ManagerGovernment ProcurersHospitality Industry ProfessionalsManufacturersPlannersPurchasing Manager Quantity SurveyorsStructural & Civil EngineersWholesalers & Retailer
Visitors Profile HEAVY MACH
16,781 Visitors
from 61 Countries300 BusinessMatching Meetings
100 Conference & Seminar
Topics with Over 70 Speakers
2,000Conference Delegates
339Participating Companies
from 14 countries
3D Printer Bathroom and Kitchen Pods Building Automation Building Information Modelling (BIM) Building Wearables Devices Ceramic & Tiles Ceramic, Glass & Plastics Certification Body Coating, Sealants & Adhesives Concrete, Bricks & Block Construction Chemicals Construction Tools & Equipment Facility Management Fencing Financial Institution Foundation Framing Solutions in Steel and Timber Hardware Infrastructure Engineering Insulation & Barrier Kitchen, Bathroom & Sanitary Ware
Exhibitors Profile Large Format Printer Measurement & Control Technology Modular MEP Systems Modular Volumetric Systems Piles Pre-engineered Building Services Prefabricated Building Components Project Management Road Maintenance Roofing, Cladding & Glazing Scaffolding & Formworks Smart Building Software / Hardware Steel & Metal Training Centre Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality Wall, Floor & Ceiling Waterproofing Materials / Solutions Windows, Doors & Sun Protection SystemsWood Work Safety Equipment & Gear
Asia EU US UK
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
Average construction output, 2007-2021 US$ billion 2010 prices.
ASEAN investment to outspace EU, UK and US
12.0
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0
0 20 40 60 80 100%
Cambodia
VietnamPhilippines
Indonesia
ThailandChina
Malaysia
South Korea
United States
Urbanization Level
Econ
omic
Out
put p
er P
erso
n*
CanadaAustralia
Singapore
Hong KongJapan
India
CHINA INDIA ITALY JAPANAUSTRALIA BRUNEI GERMANY
SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICA THAILAND UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATESTURKEYMALAYSIA
*Statistic Extracted from 2019 ASEAN Super 8 Post Show Report
Cost of ParticipationStandard Shell Scheme:RM1,699 / USD 540 per sqm
The package includes:• Needle punch carpet• White polyester laminated panels for back walls, two side walls and fascia board• Adhesive vinyl letters for exhibitor’s name and booth numbers on the fascia board• 2 nos. of spotlight• 1 no. of information desk • 2 nos. of folding chairs• 1 no. of round table• 2 nos. of easy arm chairs• 1 no. of brochure rack & 1 no. of waste basket• 1 no. of 13 amp single phase power point
Bare Space:RM1,599 / USD 490 per sqm
Contact InfoMALAYSIA & INTERNATIONALMs Kelly FongT: +6012 374 5561E: [email protected]
CHINA, INDONESIA, JAPAN,KOREA & SINGAPOREMs Violet LeeT: +65 6233 6688E: [email protected]
TAIWANMs Ivy ChungT: +886 2 27383898E: [email protected]
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Futurebuild Southeast Asia
Strong support from the Malaysian government and the Construction Industry
Development Board (CIDB)
Best platform to secure positive business deals and generate sales
lead across the entire value
Southeast Asia’s most exclusive showcase of cutting-edge
technologies and innovations
Seminars and conference on various relevant topics related to the
built environment
Live productdemonstrations
WHY PARTICIPATEBecause FUTUREBUILD SEA and HEAVY MACH offer:
