Run in conjunction with the International Truck, Trailer & Equipment Show 2016 (ITTES2016) and Waste Management in Action, the inaugural Roads and Civil Works Expo will take over the Melbourne Showgrounds from 5 – 7 May.
Since its inception, ITTES has grown to attract in excess of 35,000 attendees, and with the inclusion of Roads & Civil Works Expo and Waste Management in Action, that number is anticipated to grow to more than 40,000 in 2016.
The record attendance in previous years was a big winner for Kubota Tractor Australia in its decision to exhibit at the Roads & Civil Works Expo component of the show.
Michael Whish, Kubota Tractor Australia Product Coordinator, says the volume of visitors and potential customers set to attend the show presents a great opportunity for their business.
“We do see these shows as a great way to get out and meet our clients. This will be a good way for us to show our range of products including our larger construction equipment and our smaller range,” he says.
Mr. Whish says the combination of ITTES, the Roads & Civil Works Expo and Waste Management in Action means they can reach a wide range of people from all facets of the broader infrastructure industry.
Kubota Tractors Australia will use the Roads & Civil Works Expo as an opportunity to showcase its latest top-of-the-range products, including its new Kubota Compact Track Loader which was released late last year. “We’ll also have some excavators RTV models and a range of smaller products like our lawn mowers,” he says.
Kubota Tractors Australia is just one of many companies exhibiting at the inaugural Roads & Civil Works Expo in 2016.