RIYADH: The Big 5 Construct Saudi, organized by dmg events, returns as the largest construction event in the Kingdom, taking place across two weeks, from Feb. 15-18 and Feb. 24-27, 2025, at the ROSHN Front Exhibition and Conference Center in Riyadh.
A gateway to Saudi Arabia’s $1.7 trillion construction industry, supporting the ambitious Vision 2030 goals, Big 5 Construct Saudi has attracted in past editions over 75,000 visitors and featured over 2,000 local and international exhibitors from more than 60 countries showcasing over 20,000 products across eight specialized events.
This year, the exhibition spans an impressive area of 140,000 square meters, doubling from 2024.
“The 13th edition of Big 5 Construct Saudi marks a monumental step forward in supporting the Kingdom’s dynamic construction sector. This two-week format provides an unparalleled platform for exhibitors to showcase cutting-edge innovations, sustainable solutions and transformative technologies,” said Muhammed Kazi, senior vice president of construction, dmg events.
“By aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, the event enables local and international industry leaders to connect, collaborate and contribute to the Kingdom’s giga projects and economic diversification goals.”
Expanding its footprint, Big 5 Saudi will spotlight the Kingdom’s vibrant construction landscape and build on its legacy as a platform for significant business engagements and partnerships.
The event’s two-week format is tailored to meet the specific needs of the construction industry’s various phases.
In the first week (Feb. 15-18), the event will focus on heavy construction, concrete, HVAC (heat, ventilation and air conditioning) and related sectors, under the theme “Strong foundations from design to build.” This week will feature the launch of specialized shows such as “Heavy Saudi Arabia” and “Totally Concrete Saudi Arabia,” addressing the foundational aspects of construction.
In the second week (Feb. 24-27), the event will shift focus to the finishing phases of construction, including windows, doors, facades, urban planning, hospital construction and facilities management, under the theme of “Transforming projects from fit-out to services.”
