15th - 17th December 2018

    Expo Centre - Karachi - Pakistan
Buildasia 2018
Buildasia 2018, International Trade Show on Building & Construction. The exhibition will be held in from 15th - 17th December 2018, at Karachi Expo Centre, Karachi, Pakistan.
The Exhibition will attract exhibitors from around 15 countries and visitor from Entire Pakistan from Building & Construction Industry.

Buildasia 2018 provides a unique opportunity to expand your business network in one of the most astonishing business destinations in Asia. .

Build Asia will also feature the most comprehensive array of Conferences to provide a networking platform for engineers, contractors, builders, consultants, government officials, bankers, policy makers, stakeholders, other practitioners & professionals of Housing & Construction Industry.

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Kenyatta Expo Centre

Karachi Expo Centre
Karachi - Pakistan
   15th - 17th December 2018 10 AM - 06 PM

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German Firm Liebherr Splashes 23bn on Kenya Equipment Factory

German heavy machinery make Liebheer is setting up a SH23 billlion German heavy machinery make Liebheer is setting up a SH23 billlion assembly factory in Nairobi, in the most clear sign yet that local transport and energy infrastrucure projects are pushing up demand for construction equipment. Liebherr has joined forces with Bico,a Kenyan firm, to put up the facility that will enable it to assemble its road construction and agriculture equipment brands locally, in a move exptected to lower prices by half. The two companies have locally registered a new entity, Bico Liebheer, which oversee the implementation of the project. Bico Liebherr last year acquired a five acre parcel of land in Nairobi onto which the assembly plant is being constructed. The firm plans to set up a showroom at Marereni near Malindi town.

Kenya leads region in construction projects
Kenya leads the East African region in terms of mega construction projects. The country has 20 ongoing large projects followed by Ethiopia at 12. East Africa holds 20 per cent of all construction projects in Africa and 15 per cent in dollar value at $57.5 billion (Sh 5.8 trillion) in 2015, which is a slight fall from $60.7 billion (Sh6.2 trillion) in 2014. Basic infrastructure projects, transport and energy, are top on the Kenyan development agenda, with transport taking the lion's share of 51 per cent and energy at 30 per cent. The figures were released yesterday by consultancy firm Deloitte East Africa in a report titled Africa Construction Trends 2015. Kenya's standard railway project (SGR) is the fourth most expensive project in the region, gobbling up $3.8 billion (Sh386 billion at current rates), with Tanzania's port at Bagamoyo coming top at a cost of $11 billion (Sh1.119 trillion). The report also indicates Kenya is experiencing growth in the retail sector, where hotel space, modern office parks, entertainment and lifestyle facilities are experiencing a boom due to expansion of towns and cities and a growing middle class.

Centum plans to construct exclusive city in Kilifi County, Kenya

The construction of an exclusive city in Kilifi County at the Kenyan Coast is set to commence; this is according to NSE-listed investment company, Centum which is the company behind the mega project. The city will sit on a 9,500 acre piece of land. Centum has already begun on preparations for the construction and through this advancement they will have extended their entry into the high-end real estate development. Regulatory filings illustrate that the project which is dubbed the economic hub will be developed in phases. The first phase will see the construction of an infrastructure on 900 acres of the land and is expected to cost US$ 8m. The 900 acres has been divided and it includes residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, recreational, and public zones. “The Master Plan development has been phased for over 30 years and it will be gradually implemented at an average rate of 900 acres in the first years and 200 acres per year starting with areas without sisal and later on land with old crop that will not be replaced,” says part of the regulatory filings. Centum’s subsidiary, Athena Properties Ltd which is a construction firm, will carry out the infrastructure works for the state of the art development in Kilifi.
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