Africa’s Infrastructure Spending to Hit $180 billion Per Annum by 2025

Are you ready for Africa’s infrastructural awakening?

Access more construction business opportunities this year when you allocate the budget and diarise 09 to 11 May 2016 to attend African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo!

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As the industry continues to evolve, so do the opportunities at Africa’s leading cement and construction event: African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo

Home to 6 of the 10 fastest growing economies, Africa has a GDP of $3.3 trillion and has experienced a 4.2% growth in 2015 alone.

Register today for African Construction and Totally Concrete today to find out how you can become a top supplier to Africa’s infrastructural boom

There are countless new opportunities under development across Africa with more construction sites cropping up almost on a daily basis:

• Infrastructure spending in Africa is estimated to grow from USD 70 billion in 2014 to USD 180 billion per annum by 2025.
• The African Development Bank has devoted approximately USD 1 billion to supporting power and infrastructure in Africa.
• Foreign direct investment has grown to the USD 1 trillion mark, this covers 722 projects by 503 companies with real estate investment growing by 13.5%.

This is no ordinary event. We can guarantee that you will leave African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo with dozens of ideas and hundreds of contacts to make your job easier and more productive.

Group discounts apply! Designed for the entire construction project value chain from mason to consulting engineer, this is a great opportunity for your entire team to participate.

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African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo Team
Phone: +27 21 700 4300
www.totallyconcrete.co.za | www.construction-week.com

P.S. Don’t wait! Register today to be part of Africa’s infrastructural awakening. SPECIAL OFFER for 3S Media subscribers – save R1000 when you register before 25 March 2016!

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Michael Cooney