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Exhibitions: Berger targets new deals, strategic partnerships at Big 5 Construct2026
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is set to leverage its participation at Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026 to explore new business opportunities, strengthen strategic partnerships and showcase its industry-leading engineering and construction capabilities.
A press statement issued by the media unit of the construction engineering giant, Monday, said the Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026 is one of West Africa’s largest construction exhibitions holding from September 22 to 24, 2026, at the Landmark Centre, Lagos.
The annual exhibition, which brings together key players across the construction and infrastructure value chain is expected to attract more than 10,000 visitors, over 170 exhibitors and participants from more than 20 countries, providing a major platform for networking, business development, product showcases and industry engagement.
The organisers described the event as a gateway to Nigeria’s estimated $108 billion construction market, connecting exhibitors with decision-makers, buyers and industry leaders shaping the future of construction in the region.
“For Julius Berger, the event presents an opportunity to highlight the company’s extensive portfolio of landmark infrastructure projects and demonstrate its growing expertise in innovative construction solutions, industrial development, building technologies and sustainable engineering practices.
“The company is also expected to engage with government agencies, developers, consultants, manufacturers, investors and other stakeholders with a view to identifying new opportunities for collaboration and project delivery,” the statement said.
Speaking ahead of the exhibition, a senior in Julius Berger’s Strategic Business Development Unit, Filipe Lopes, said the company sees the event as an important platform for advancing industry partnerships and driving innovation.
“Big 5 Construct Nigeria provides an important platform for Julius Berger to engage with industry stakeholders, showcase our capabilities and explore innovative solutions that can deliver greater value to clients. We see the exhibition as an opportunity to strengthen strategic partnerships and contribute to discussions on the future of construction in Nigeria,”he said.
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