Atlantic Canada tends to operate at its own pace. The four eastern provinces — New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador — have construction markets that are shaped by a mix of government infrastruct...
Apr. 14. 2026
Three years pass between editions of CONEXPO-CON/AGG. That gap is long enough for the industry to change meaningfully — new product generations cycle through, companies launch, merge, or exit, and the pressures facing contractors shift. When t...
Apr. 14. 2026
Ethiopia doesn't always appear on the first page of international construction industry planning. It probably should. With a population of over 107 million — second largest in Africa — and a construction sector projected to expand at nea...
Apr. 13. 2026
Poland has transformed its infrastructure faster than almost any country in Europe over the past two decades. EU funding, a robust construction sector, and sustained investment in roads, rail, housing, and energy have kept equipment demand high thro...
Apr. 13. 2026
Saudi Arabia is mid-way through one of the most concentrated infrastructure build-outs anywhere in the world. NEOM, the Red Sea Project, Diriyah, Qiddiya, King Salman Park — these are not isolated projects. They represent a coordinated, govern...
Apr. 13. 2026
Concrete is everywhere — under every road, inside every high-rise, beneath every warehouse slab. Yet it rarely gets the attention that sexier construction materials do. World of Concrete exists to correct that. Running for more than fifty year...
Apr. 13. 2026
China produces and consumes more coal than any other country on earth. It mines roughly half the world's annual output, runs thousands of active coal operations across Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, and other producing regions, and has spent the p...
Apr. 13. 2026
Most mining exhibitions are about equipment. IMARC is about the industry as a whole — strategy, capital, policy, technology, and the people who move all four. That broader scope is what distinguishes it from the purely machinery-focused shows ...
Apr. 12. 2026
Every four years, the Las Vegas Convention Center fills with mining equipment on a scale that's difficult to fully picture until you're standing in the middle of it. Haul trucks the size of houses. Drilling rigs. Continuous miners. Longwall systems....
Apr. 12. 2026
Most trade shows involve machines sitting on a stand while salespeople hand out brochures. PlantWorx is built around a different premise: the machines actually work. Live demonstrations are the backbone of the event, and that distinction shapes who ...
Apr. 12. 2026
AIMEX — the Asia-Pacific's International Mining Exhibition — has been running longer than almost any other mining trade show in Australia. It's the event that the industry has returned to repeatedly, through commodity booms and downturns...
Apr. 12. 2026
Central Asia doesn't get much attention in Western trade press, but the region sits on top of some genuinely significant mineral wealth. Kazakhstan alone ranks among the top global producers of uranium, chromite, lead, and zinc. It's also a major co...
Apr. 12. 2026