Julius Berger Targets New Deals, Partnerships at Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2026

"The event will provide a gateway to Nigeria's estimated $108 billion construction market, connecting construction companies and manufacturers with government officials, investors, developers, buyers and other industry decision-makers." Organizers.

.... “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."

Julius Berger Nigeria Plc is positioning itself to secure new business opportunities and deepen strategic partnerships as it prepares to participate in the 2026 edition of Big 5 Construct Nigeria, one of West Africa's biggest construction and infrastructure exhibitions.

The three-day exhibition, scheduled to hold from September 22 to 24 at the Landmark Centre, Lagos, is expected to bring together more than 10,000 visitors, over 170 exhibitors and participants from more than 20 countries.

Organisers say the event will provide a gateway to Nigeria's estimated $108 billion construction market, connecting construction companies and manufacturers with government officials, investors, developers, buyers and other industry decision-makers.

Julius Berger said it would use the platform to showcase its engineering and construction capabilities, while exploring fresh opportunities for collaboration across infrastructure, commercial construction, housing, industrial facilities and energy-related developments.

The company is also expected to highlight its portfolio of landmark projects and growing expertise in innovative construction solutions, industrial development, building technologies and sustainable engineering practices.

Speaking ahead of the exhibition, a senior official in Julius Berger's Strategic Business Development Unit, Filipe Lopes, said the company regarded the event as an important platform for strengthening partnerships and advancing innovation in Nigeria's construction sector.

“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,” Lopes said.

“We see the exhibition as an opportunity to strengthen strategic partnerships and contribute to discussions on the future of construction in Nigeria.”

The company is expected to engage government agencies, developers, consultants, manufacturers and investors during the exhibition as it seeks opportunities for collaboration and new project delivery.

Industry analysts said Julius Berger's participation aligns with its strategic focus on innovation, operational excellence and sustainable growth, adding that the event could help the construction giant deepen relationships with existing clients while opening new business opportunities.

The organisers described Big 5 Construct Nigeria as a major business platform connecting exhibitors with a targeted audience of decision-makers, buyers and industry leaders, while creating opportunities for companies to generate business leads, expand market reach and forge partnerships.

A major feature of the exhibition will be the Big 5 Talks, a series of Continuing Professional Development-certified sessions to be led by industry experts.

The sessions will focus on architecture and design, project management, construction technology, sustainable building materials, cost management and emerging trends shaping the built environment.

For Julius Berger, the participation underscores its drive to remain at the forefront of innovation in the construction industry while supporting Nigeria's infrastructure development agenda.

Beyond showcasing its completed projects and technical expertise, the company is expected to use the exhibition to identify emerging technologies and partnerships capable of improving project delivery, boosting efficiency and creating long-term value for clients and communities.