What’s the Big Thing in 2024

From the 2024 RAPBN meeting, Indonesia economic transformation efforts will be pursued through several strategies.

IndoBuildTech Expo 2024 will bring momentum that will drive progress in all aspects of the dynamics of the industry.

Accelerating infrastructure development to support economic transformation, especially infrastructure in energy, food, connectivity, and Information and Communication Technology.

422.7 trillion

National Infrastructure Budget for 2024

Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing of Republic Indonesia has been entrusted with 125 National Strategic Projects that must be carried out consisting of :

　　1

　　Industrial Area

　　51

　　Toll Roads and Bridges

　　56

　　Dams and Irrigation Projects

　　15

　　Water and Sanitation Projects

　　2

　　Public Housings

　　1

　　Coastal Embankment

　　1

　　International Islamic University

One-Year Plan for the New Capital City

Approaching the one-year plan for the 17 August 2024 independence ceremony in the courtyard of the State Palace, the capital city of Nusantara. The construction of the State Palace Complex and the initial stages of development continue to be accelerated.

Forward With IndoBuildTech

In the movement towards advanced infrastructure development, a collective and systematic movement is the right approach to building an impeccable image of advanced development.

By participating in significant movements every year that will make a difference in the process of establishing a substantial and meaningful development which makes this country’s symbol of stability through a series of real movements that are packed with  a lot of insights and benefits for all stakeholders across industrial sectors.

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IndoBuildTech Expo 2024

Show Date:

Part 1 | 12 – 16 June 2024

Part 2 | 07 – 11 August 2024

Location: Indonesia Convention Center (ICE), BSD City, Indonesia

Total Area: 50.000+ sqm

Potential Visitors: 85.000 Visitors

Brands Represent: More than 500 Brands

Countries Represent: 9

Indonesia, China, Qatar, Japan, South Korea, Turkey, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia