INTERMAT Paris 2027 Secures Leading Construction Equipment Manufacturers Ahead of Global Industry Event

With ten months to go before its next edition, the organisers of INTERMAT have announced the commitment and support of leading global construction equipment manufacturers that have already confirmed their participation. The event will showcase the latest innovations and demonstrate the central role of equipment and solutions in enabling a sustainable and operational transition for the construction industry.

This momentum is shared across the construction sector, highlighting that practical, operational solutions already exist to accelerate the low-carbon transition and address evolving societal needs without compromising productivity or competitiveness.

With an expected attendance of 150,000 qualified visitors, half of whom are decision-makers from building contractors, INTERMAT 2027 is set to become the largest gathering of the building and civil engineering industry. The exhibition will provide a premier platform for business networking, technology demonstrations, and strategic partnerships.

Leading manufacturers will present their latest innovations, including low-carbon and multi-fuel technologies, while showcasing the performance of their equipment in real-world jobsite conditions.

Among the major companies that have already confirmed their participation are Ammann, Doosan Bobcat, Epiroc, FAYAT, Hidromek, Hitachi, Kobelco, Komatsu, IMER, Liebherr, LiuGong, Manitou, SANY, Sunward, Takeuchi, Volvo Construction Equipment, Yanmar, and Wacker Neuson, among others.

Three participating exhibitors shared their views on INTERMAT 2027:

François Demares, Strategic Marketing Director, Manitou Group, said that INTERMAT 2027 will be a key event for the company to showcase its innovative solutions for the construction industry. As a global leader in material handling, Manitou will highlight its high-performance and sustainable equipment while demonstrating its commitment to the energy transition through electric, connected machines and circular economy initiatives that optimise costs and reduce environmental impact.

Stéphane Guillon, Group Development, Marketing and Communication Director, FAYAT, said that the company's Road Equipment division, comprising brands such as BOMAG, Dynapac, Ermont, Marini, SAE, Secmair, Mecalac, and Mathieu, will use INTERMAT to present its latest innovations in roadbuilding and urban worksite equipment to an international audience. He added that sustainability is central to the group's approach throughout the road lifecycle, with innovations aimed at redefining worksite standards and creating greater value for infrastructure projects.

Davy Guillemard, Chief Executive Officer, Volvo Construction Equipment France, said that INTERMAT 2027 will provide an important platform for contributing to discussions on the future of the construction industry. Volvo Construction Equipment will present its vision for a more sustainable, safer, and efficient industry through practical and innovative solutions while engaging with industry stakeholders to support the transformation of construction practices and jobsites.