Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is set to leverage its participation in the forthcoming Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026 exhibition to explore new business opportunities, strengthen strategic partnerships, and showcase its engineering and construction expertise.
The three-day event is scheduled to take place from September 22 to 24, 2026, at the Landmark Centre in Lagos, and is expected to bring together stakeholders across Nigeria’s construction and infrastructure sectors, as well as international players in the built environment.
Organisers said the exhibition is expected to attract more than 10,000 visitors and over 170 exhibitors from more than 20 countries, positioning the event as a major platform for business networking, investment and industry engagement.
The exhibition is also expected to connect companies with investors, government representatives, developers, buyers, consultants and other key decision-makers, while providing access to opportunities within Nigeria’s estimated $108 billion construction market.
For Julius Berger, the event will provide an opportunity to showcase its experience in delivering major infrastructure and construction projects, as well as its work in innovative construction methods, industrial development, building technologies and sustainable engineering.
The company is expected to engage government institutions, property developers, consultants, manufacturers, investors and other industry stakeholders as it seeks to identify areas for collaboration and new project opportunities.
Speaking ahead of the event, Filipe Lopes, a senior official in Julius Berger’s Strategic Business Development Unit, described the exhibition as an important platform for strengthening relationships and promoting innovation within the industry.
“Big 5 Construct Nigeria provides an important platform for Julius Berger to engage with industry stakeholders, showcase our capabilities and explore innovative solutions that can deliver greater value to clients.
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“We see the exhibition as an opportunity to strengthen strategic partnerships and contribute to discussions on the future of construction in Nigeria,” he said.
Julius Berger’s participation is expected to support its broader growth strategy across key segments, including transportation infrastructure, commercial developments, housing, industrial projects and energy-related construction.
The exhibition will also provide an opportunity for the company to reinforce relationships with existing clients while establishing new connections with prospective partners and customers.
The organisers described Big 5 Construct Nigeria as an important business platform for companies operating across the construction value chain, offering participants opportunities to generate leads, expand their networks and establish commercial partnerships.
Another major feature of the exhibition will be the Big 5 Talks, a programme of CPD-certified sessions featuring experts who will examine key issues affecting the construction and built-environment sectors.
The sessions are expected to cover areas including architecture and design, project management, construction technology, sustainable building materials, cost management and emerging trends in the industry.
For Julius Berger, its presence at the exhibition reflects its continued focus on innovation, efficiency and sustainable growth as Nigeria seeks to accelerate infrastructure development.
The company is expected to use the event not only to showcase completed projects and technical capabilities but also to assess emerging technologies, identify potential partners and explore solutions capable of improving project delivery and generating long-term value.
With growing demand for infrastructure, housing and industrial facilities, Julius Berger’s participation is expected to place the company among key industry players engaging stakeholders and exploring opportunities around the next phase of Nigeria’s construction and infrastructure development.
