Buildcon Expo from February 5

Kathmandu, Jan. 28

The eleventh edition of Nepal Buildcon is set to take place from February 5-8 at the Bhrikutimandap Exhibition Centre, Kathmandu.

As the only international exhibition related to the construction sector in Nepal, this edition of Buildcon will see the participation of more than 300 national and international brands, said the organisers in a statement on Wednesday. The exhibition will feature over 200 stalls, where businesspeople and entrepreneurs will showcase their products and services to consumers.

Jointly organised every year for the past 11 years by Media Space Solutions and Futurex Trade Fair and Events, the expo has been linking Nepal’s construction industry with modern technologies and making a significant contribution to infrastructure development.

"Through this exhibition, domestically produced construction materials and technologies are promoted to international markets, while it also provides opportunities to introduce the latest technologies, services and products currently in use in international markets into Nepal," read the statement.

The exhibition will feature a wide range of construction materials and services, including architectural hardware, aluminium extrusion, marble, tiles, sanitary ware, modular and modern kitchens, roofing, cladding, lifts, elevators, escalators, doors, windows, flooring, wall coverings, glass glazing, pipes, plumbing fittings, construction chemicals, PVC and uPVC profiles, batteries, generators, as well as cement and steel.

According to the organisers, the exhibition has succeeded in creating a vast business network encompassing all stakeholders involved in the construction sector, including businesspeople, importers, manufacturers, distributors and service providers.

There will be a significant presence of designers, engineers, architects and professionals associated with the construction sector, as well as individuals and institutions interested in constructing private residences, commercial complexes and business buildings.

Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 29 January 2026.