Insights into Kazakhstan's Booming Construction Sector.

 

The 24th Kazakhstan International Building and Interior Exhibition, Astana Build, was held from May 29 to 31 at EXPO IEC in Astana, Kazakhstan. This year, the traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony was omitted to show solidarity with regions affected by recent floods. The event drew 1 764 visitors from 23 countries, featuring 94 companies from 9 countries: Belarus, Germany, India, Kazakhstan, Canada, China, Russia, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. International exhibitors made up 53% of the total, with 44% being first-time participants, showcasing the latest trends and technologies in construction and interiors.

 

Background

 

Since 1999, Astana Build has been the premier construction and interior exhibition for central and northern Kazakhstan. Held annually in the capital city, Astana, the exhibition features a diverse profile including building materials and equipment, finishing materials and interiors, windows, doors and facades, heating and ventilation, water supply and sanitary ware, ceramics and stone, and road construction. The event also hosts a comprehensive business program with conferences, seminars, master classes, round tables, and B2B meetings.

 

Business Program

 

Astana Build's business program includes professional events such as conferences, seminars, master classes, round tables, and B2B meetings.

 

Exhibition Sections

 

Astana Build features various exhibition sections, including:

 

•    Construction Materials
•    Equipment and Tools
•    Ceramics and Stone
•    Window Technologies
•    Interior
•    Finishing Materials

 

Looking Forward to 2025

 

Don’t miss Astana Build 2025, scheduled for May 21-23 at EXPO IEC in Astana, Kazakhstan. Register your interest now to be part of next year's event.

 

Industry Insights

 

Kazakhstan's construction market was valued at $22.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at an average annual growth rate of over 3% from 2025 to 2028. The industry's output is expected to be bolstered by investments in the energy, residential, healthcare, and education sectors.

 

Official Support

 

Astana Build is officially supported by:

 

•    Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan
•    The Akimat of Astana City
•    Construction and Housing-Communal Services Affairs Committee of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan