The Barcelona Building Construmat is an important trade show for the construction industry and will cover the entire field of the construction industry. The Barcelona International Building Materials Exhibition is hosted by the Barcelona Exhibition Group and is held every two years.

Professionalism: After decades of development, the exhibition has become a large-scale building materials exhibition in Spain, which can be regarded as a professional exhibition in the industry. At the 2017 show, the booths of Chinese exhibitors were mainly concentrated in the ceramics, sanitary and building materials areas, and the products of Chinese exhibitors were well received by the audience. Exhibitors here will showcase their latest innovations to the audience.

Innovative platform: This year's Barcelona International Building Materials Exhibition has launched a new business development model. The exhibition area of ​​34,000 square meters will be divided into four areas, of which more than 2,000 square meters are used to show innovation and trends. Booth allocation is based on the following four elements: industry presentations, future innovations, discussion exchanges, meetings. The 20th Building Materials Exhibition is a good showcase for new technologies such as 3D printers, drones, robots, new materials, virtual reality, BIM, big data, and the Internet of Things. The exhibition serves as an important business platform, exploring new business models and new proposals, promoting business development and growth, and has become a hub and bridge for international and domestic project trade relations.

Great market potential: Spain and Latin American countries have historical, cultural and linguistic relationships and are adjacent to North African countries. Therefore, their markets are extremely inclusive, requiring both world-class brand-name products and ordinary consumer goods. Make all kinds of Chinese goods have a good market.

Related exhibitions: SMART CITY EXPO, Barcelona, ​​Spain; IWATER BARCELONA, International Water Cycle Treatment Exhibition, Barcelona, ​​Spain. As early as 2000, the Spanish government was committed to promoting low-carbon green environmental development policies, first to support the use of solar energy by residents throughout the city, and then to popularize the use of various electric vehicles throughout the city. In 2009, the concept of “smart global” began to flourish in the world, and Spain also proposed the concept of building a “smart city” model to ensure more efficient and sustainable urban development. Later, under the leadership of the parliament, Spain planned and coordinated the development of smart cities, and completed a series of fruitful smart city projects, which was rated as the benchmark for European smart cities. Iwater provides a platform to respond to the current challenges facing the water industry. Although it has only been held for the first time, it has become one of the industry's benchmarking exhibitions and an industry event that cannot be missed. Moreover, it was held concurrently with the Smart City Expo, which increased the international popularity of the exhibition and brought first-class international partners.

Market analysis

Spain is located in southern Europe and is the fourth largest consumer country in the European Union. Since the establishment of the European Union, Spain's economic growth has remained at around 3.4% per year. Spain is one of the countries with low population density in Western Europe. It is also a country with a low birth rate in the world and belongs to the European high welfare state. The tourism industry is developed and belongs to the longevity country. It is one of the few countries that can manufacture aircraft carriers. Spain is a highly developed capitalist country, a member of the European Union and NATO, and Spain is a medium-developed capitalist industrial country with the fifth largest economy in the EU.

In the early 1980s, the West began to implement austerity, adjustment, and reform policies, and adopted a series of economic liberalization measures. Taking the opportunity of joining the European Community, economic development has culminated. Since the mid-1990s, under the influence of the macro-control policies adopted by the Western government, the economy has begun to rebound and continues to grow steadily. Europe is an important selling place for Chinese exports. Spain is the southern gateway to Chinese goods and is an important trading gateway for southern Europe. According to EU regulations, once Chinese goods enter Spain, they enter Europe. Spain has a historical, cultural and linguistic relationship with Latin American countries and is adjacent to the North African countries. Therefore, its market is hugely inclusive. It requires both world-class brand-name products and ordinary consumer goods. Goods have a good market.