BuildTech Yangon

Asia | Construction

Third Party Event

18 May 2017 - 20 May 2017

Organised by Sphere Exhibits and co-organised by Myanmar Construction Entrepreneurs Association, BuildTech Yangon 2017 will be showcasing cutting-edge technologies and products to address the growing needs for building and construction across different vertical industries within the built environment sector in Myanmar. This three-day event provides a conducive platform that explores business opportunities and market share expansion into Asia’s next economic frontier. Join us at the inaugural two-day Green Building Conference that will be co-located alongside BuildTech Yangon 2017.

Visit this website to exhibit or pre-register as a visitor. The first 500 who pre-register before May 5, 2017 will stand a chance to win a technology gadget.

Click here to pre-register

Tel: +65 6319 4021

Fax: +65 6319 6140

Email: btyangon@sph.com.sg

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