BANGKOK - THAILAND

8 10 JUNE 2017
THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN TRADE
SHOW FOR CONSTRUCTION AND
INFRASTRUCTURE

BUILDING
TOMORROW,
TODAY

Organizers:

Co-host:

asean.intermatconstruction.com
intermataseanthailand

Reach one of the world's most dynamic

and fast-growing regions.
MYANMAR

VIETNAM

Population : 63.7 million

GDP : US$55.3 billion
Credit rating (S&P) : Not Rated
Infrastructure needs :
US$320 billion by 2030 to have
an annual growth rate of 8 %

Population : 88.8 million

GDP: US$155.6 billion
Credit rating (S&P) BBInfrastructure needs : US$170
billion between 2013 and 2020

ASEAN would need about

US$60 billion a year till
2022 to fulll its
infrastructure needs

CAMBODIA

An ASEAN Infrastructure
Fund (AIF) was launched in
April 2012 with an estimated
total lending commitment
of up to US$300 million a
year. AIF is expected to
fund about 6 infrastructure
projects each year.

LAOS

THAILAND

THAILAND
Population : 67.9 million
GDP : US$366 billion
Credit rating (S&P) : AInfrastructure needs: US$105
billion between 2013 and 2020

VIETNAM

MYANMAR
CAMBODIA

PHILIPPINES

MALAYSIA
BRUNEI

Population : 15.3 million

GDP : US$14.1 billion
Credit rating (S&P): B
Infrastructure needs : US$12 to
US$16 billion between 2013 and
2022 to keep up with economic
growth

SINGAPORE

MALAYSIA

PHILIPPINES

Population : 29.5 million

GDP US$304.7 billion
Credit rating (S&P) : A
Infrastructure needs : US$100
billion between 2013 and 2020

Population : 95.8 million

GDP: US$250.2 billion
Credit rating (S&P) : BB+
Infrastructure needs : US$110
Billion between 2013 and 2020

INDONESIA

SINGAPORE

INDONESIA

Population : 5.3 million

GDP : US$276.5 billion
Credit rating (S&P): AAA
Government Planned
Infrastructure Spending:
US$15.7 billion in 2014

Population : 244.5 million

GDP : US$878.5 billion
Credit rating (S&P): BB+
Infrastructure needs : US$235
billion between 2013 and 2020

Sources: KPMG

Thailand: a MAJOR player

in the ASEAN construction
market

Political stability under the current government

Located in peninsular Southeast Asia, gateway to Indochina
Transport and logistic hub
Regional manufacturing powerhouse

Major construction projects in Thailand

o Expansion of the sky train Green Line:
investment of US$1.78 billion
o Expansion of the railway network for 2015-2018:
investment of US$1.92 billion
o Approved water-management project:
investment of US$1.7 billion
o Road development between 2012 and 2022:
highway from Phahon Yothin Road, road link
from Mukdahan to the Eastern Seaboard, transport
route for Thai entrepreneurs using Laos as a
production base

INTERMAT ASEAN, the place to be in Southeast Asia

The Thai Contractors Association exclusively supports
INTERMAT ASEAN, organized by COMEXPOSIUM and
IMPACT, to meet ASEANs construction needs

COMEXPOSIUM

IMPACT Exhibition Management Co., Ltd.

Thai Contractors Association

One of the worlds leading event organisers

More than 170 events organized
3 million visitors and 45,000 exhibitors

- The leading exhibition organizer in Thailand

- More than 1,000 events held annually
- More than 15 million visitors annually

Established since 1928

2200 Thai members

INTERMAT PARIS FRANCE*

1,415 exhibitors from 40 countries
183,000 visitor entries from 167 countries

8 10 June 2017, Bangkok Thailand

Join the inaugural comprehensive construction event
for Southeast Asia

*Figures: INTERMAT Paris 2015

A comprehensive range of products to fulll all

the infrastructure needs in the region

Production and use of construction materials

Concrete manufacture, transportation and handling
Buildings and work sites
Lifting and handling
Drilling, boring and special foundations
Earthmoving and civil engineering
Construction and maintenance of road infrastructure
Vehicles and transportation for materials, equipment and people
Components, equipment, accessories
Materials

10,000 trade visitors expected

The industrys decision-makers, key players
and users will attend the show:

Contractors
Investors
Suppliers
Distributors
Wholesalers
Construction Equipment Rental & Leasing Firms
Construction Equipment Repair
Workshops Developers/Builders
Engineering Firms and Consultants
Trade Associations
Manufacturers
Government
Media

Meet trade visitors and key players of

the Southeast Asian construction industry

Strong support from

Thai authorities stakeholders
- Ministry of Industry
- Metropolitan Waterworks Authority
- The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration
(BMA)
- Department of Highways
- The Engineering Institute of Thailand
under His Majesty the Kings Patronage
(EIT)
- Thailand Concrete Association (TCA)
- The Association of Siamese Architects,
Under Royal Patronage (ASA)
- The Consulting Engineers Association of
Thailand (CEAT)
- Architect Council of Thailand (ACT)
- Thai Council of Engineers (COE)
- The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI)
- Landscape Architects Association

Isabelle ALFANO INTERMAT Show Director

I am very proud to bring INTERMAT in Bangkok and to be partner of IMPACT, a renowned show
organizer. Thailand is a fast growing country with strong construction challenges. Being present in
Thailand will enable INTERMAT to spread all around ASEAN countries, bringing experience from
well-established construction equipment manufacturers to provide Asian professionals with strong
and efcient solutions to meet their needs.
Mr. Loy Joon How - General Manager, IMPACT
ASEAN is one of the world's most dynamic and fast growing regions, and Thailand is strategically
located within the heart of the region. With the launch of the ASEAN Economic community,
comprising 600 million people, connectivity is the key for trade and economic growth. As such, the
region requires US$60 billion in annual investments to support its infrastructure development needs.
This is the motivating factor for us to stage INTERMAT ASEAN 2017 as the strategic regional
construction platform to bring technology, innovation and support the growth of ASEAN's
construction industry and markets.
Mr. Sangvorn Lipatapanlop - President, Thai Contractors Association
Nowadays, the construction industry in Thailand & ASEAN region is growing with a lot of mega
projects ordered by the government and the private sector for the next few year. This is a key factor
leading to rising operation cost and the arrival of migrant workers from other countries.
Construction technologies will help contractors to save operation cost and provide higher quality of
construction projects. That is the reason why we are happy to co-host the rst edition of INTERMAT
ASEAN, the leading construction equipment trade show to help the entire region to get better value
for the construction industry and achieve a faster economic growth in ASEAN.

@ Register now!

WEBSITE: asean.intermatconstruction.com

Contact us
Thai sales

Other Asian Countries

Watinee Saithong (YoYe)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 5315
E-mail: watinees@impact.co.th

Kawintra Danraumsub (Buay)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 6395
Email: kawintrad@impact.co.th

Wong Wing Yan (Wing)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 5013
Email: wingyanw@impact.co.th

Nattida Lekluan (WawWow)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 6395
Email: nattidal@impact.co.th

Kanokkorn Inthasaro (Por)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 5124
Email: kanokkorni@impact.co.th

Zhou Sisi (Sugus)

Tel: +66(0) 2 833 5198
Email: sisiz@impact.co.th

Other countries
Vronique ARNAL
Tel: +33(0) 1 76 77 11 27
Email: veronique.arnal@comexposium.com

Asmaa CHERRAF
Tel: +33(0) 1 76 77 12 08
Email: asmaa.cherraf@comexposium.com

Sylvie MONICHON
Tel: +33(0) 1 76 77 14 64
Email: sylvie.monichon@comexposium.com

Aymeric HUMBERT
Tel: +33(0) 1 76 77 15 01
Email: aymeric.humbert@comexposium.com

Find us
COMEXPOSIUM/INTERMAT
70 Avenue du Gnral de Gaulle
92058 Paris La Dfense Cedex - France
* INTERMAT Paris is organised by S.E. INTERMAT, a joint subsidiary of
COMEXPOSIUM and French trade organizations from the construction
industry (CISMA and SEIMAT).

IMPACT EXHIBITION MANAGEMENT CO., LTD

Bangkok Land Building, 10 oor, 47/569-576,
Moo 3 Popular Road, Banmai Sub-District,
Pakkred District, Nonthaburi 11120, Thailand

Organizers:

Co-host: