INTERMAT 2027 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2027

INTERMAT 2027 will bring together manufacturers, equipment suppliers, technology companies, construction professionals and infrastructure specialists at Paris-Nord Villepinte for an international showcase dedicated to sustainable construction solutions and technologies. The exhibition is being developed around sustainability as a major driver of innovation, with the organisers highlighting environmental, social and economic sustainability across the construction and civil engineering industries. The event is designed for professionals looking to compare machinery, discover new technologies, meet suppliers, examine practical solutions and develop business relationships.

The 2027 edition is expected to welcome around 1,200 exhibitors across five major business segments: New Technologies & Energies; Earthmoving, Demolition & Transport; Roads, Materials & Foundations Industries; Building, Civil Engineering & Concrete Industry; and Lifting & Handling. The New Technologies & Energies segment is a new addition to the show’s sector organisation, reflecting the growing importance of digital tools, automation, alternative energy and connected construction equipment.

INTERMAT will also incorporate World of Concrete Europe, giving visitors access to a major dedicated platform for the concrete industry. The 2027 World of Concrete Europe programme is planned around approximately 200 exhibitors, a dedicated forum and a demonstration zone covering the concrete value chain from materials and equipment through to application and innovative solutions.

Visitors can expect a combination of indoor exhibition areas, outdoor equipment displays, live machinery demonstrations, professional meetings, industry discussions, innovation showcases and specialist business programmes. The event’s International Club will also provide international visitors with dedicated services such as a welcome area, meeting facilities and selected guided tours.

Event dates

INTERMAT 2027 will take place from 21 to 24 April 2027 at Paris-Nord Villepinte in France.

The exhibition will be open to visitors from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm each day. The official schedule lists the same opening hours throughout the four-day exhibition.

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Venue & exhibition site

INTERMAT 2027 will be held at Parc des Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte, one of the major exhibition centres serving the Paris region. The venue is located near Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and is directly served by the RER B through the Parc des Expositions station.

The official venue address is Parc des Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte, B.P 68004, 95970 Roissy CDG Cedex, France. The exhibition site provides extensive indoor halls and outdoor areas for large construction machinery, equipment demonstrations, vehicles and other products that require substantial display space.

The exhibition layout for 2027 includes Halls 5, 5A, 5B and 6, together with outdoor exhibition areas and dedicated demonstration spaces. The official exhibition plan also identifies parking areas, visitor entrances and shuttle routes around the site.

Full exhibition programme

INTERMAT’s exhibition programme is built around the complete construction and public works ecosystem. Instead of concentrating on a single product category, the show connects equipment, technologies, materials, energy solutions, digital systems and services used throughout construction and infrastructure projects.

The principal areas of the programme include:

• New Technologies & Energies: Digital construction technologies, BIM, topography, engineering, automation, connected equipment, renewable energy and emerging power solutions.
• Earthmoving, Demolition & Transport: Excavators, earthmoving equipment, demolition machinery, transport solutions, recycling equipment and related technologies.
• Roads, Materials & Foundations Industries: Road construction equipment, mineral processing, foundations, aggregates, materials and infrastructure technologies.
• Building, Civil Engineering & Concrete Industry: Building equipment, civil engineering technologies, concrete machinery, materials and solutions, including World of Concrete Europe.
• Lifting & Handling: Cranes, lifting equipment, access solutions, handling machinery and related safety and technology systems.

A major theme running throughout the 2027 programme is sustainability. The organisers describe sustainability as a performance driver rather than simply a regulatory requirement, with attention to environmental impact, social considerations, economic performance, operational efficiency and innovation.

Featured brands & designers

Although INTERMAT is an industrial trade show rather than a design exhibition, major construction equipment brands play an important role in the visitor experience. The confirmed 2027 participation announced by the organisers includes major international manufacturers and specialist companies.

Brands and companies already identified by INTERMAT include:

• Bobcat: Compact equipment and construction machinery.
• Liebherr Construction: Heavy machinery, earthmoving and lifting equipment.
• Volvo CE: Construction machinery and equipment technologies.
• Caterpillar: Construction and earthmoving equipment.
• Hitachi Construction Machinery: Excavation and construction machinery.
• Kobelco: Excavators and related construction equipment.
• SANY: Heavy construction machinery and equipment.
• Manitou: Handling, lifting and access equipment.
• Takeuchi: Compact excavators and tracked machinery.
• Komatsu: Earthmoving and construction equipment.
• Liugong Europe: Construction machinery and equipment.
• Hidromek: Earthmoving and construction machinery.
• Rototilt: Tiltrotators and excavator attachment systems.
• Steelwrist: Tiltrotators, quick couplers and work tools.
• Leica Geosystems: Construction measurement and positioning technologies.

The current official exhibitor information also identifies Acmar, Ammann Group, Arden Equipment Worldwide, CLAAS, Moncoyote, Hiboo, Fayat Energie and others among companies confirmed for participation. The final exhibitor programme can continue to evolve as additional companies complete their participation arrangements.

Furniture & interior collections

INTERMAT does not focus on furniture or interior collections in the traditional design-show sense. Instead, this part of the exhibition concept is better understood as the building, civil engineering and construction environment, where visitors can examine products and technologies used to create, equip and operate modern construction projects.

The Building, Civil Engineering & Concrete Industry segment covers equipment, materials, systems and technologies associated with building and infrastructure work. World of Concrete Europe expands this offering by bringing together products and solutions covering the concrete industry’s value chain.

Visitors interested in the built environment can therefore use the exhibition to investigate construction systems, concrete technologies, prefabrication-related solutions, site equipment, digital planning tools, energy technologies and equipment designed to improve productivity and reduce environmental impact.

Exhibition halls & sections

The 2027 exhibition plan is organised across several indoor halls and outdoor areas. The principal site map identifies Halls 5, 5A, 5B and 6, along with outdoor areas and dedicated demonstration spaces.

The five business segments provide the main framework for navigating the show. This organisation is intended to make it easier for visitors to move between related products and services rather than searching through an undifferentiated exhibition.

World of Concrete Europe has its own dedicated presence within the wider exhibition, while INTERMAT Demo provides an outdoor environment for live machinery demonstrations. Outdoor areas are particularly important for large equipment because they allow machines to be presented in conditions that are closer to practical jobsite use.

Talks, presentations & workshops

The Industry Forum will be a central meeting point for discussions concerning the construction and public works sector. The programme is being structured around three major sustainability drivers: environmental sustainability, social sustainability and economic sustainability. The detailed 2027 event calendar is still being released, so individual session titles and speakers should be checked closer to the exhibition.

INTERMAT’s wider programme is expected to include professional discussions, presentations, industry debates and specialist sessions addressing issues such as decarbonisation, digitalisation, energy transition, safety, skills and productivity.

INTERMAT Academy will focus on employment, training and careers in construction. It is designed to connect professionals, students and future talent with companies and opportunities across the industry.

The Start-Up Village will provide another presentation and networking environment for emerging businesses. Participating start-ups can also benefit from a speaking opportunity within the New Technologies Forum as part of the official start-up participation package.

Ticket types & visitor access

INTERMAT is a professional trade show, and visitors need a valid badge to access the exhibition. Online registration is recommended because registered visitors can receive their personal badge electronically and use it for entry.

The currently published individual visitor pricing is:

• Online individual visitor badge: $44.35 including applicable VAT.
• Individual badge purchased at the entrance: $78.46 including applicable VAT.
• Groups of 10 or more registered online: Free.
• Groups of 10 or more purchasing at the entrance: $44.35 per visitor.
• Students: Free with valid proof, subject to approval by the INTERMAT team.
• Children under 12: Free with proof, although INTERMAT does not provide dedicated childcare or children’s services.

The online and entrance prices above are converted from the official published amounts of €39 and €69 using approximately €1 = $1.1371. Actual card charges can vary because exchange rates and payment-provider fees may differ.

VIP & professional access

Professional visitors are at the centre of INTERMAT’s audience. The show is designed for construction companies, contractors, project leaders, equipment users, manufacturers, distributors, engineers, architects, public works specialists, rental companies and purchasing decision-makers.

The International Club is intended to provide additional services for international professionals. These include a personalised welcome, exhibition information, meeting space and selected guided tours covering subjects such as innovation, specific sectors and demonstrations.

Business Meetings provide another important professional access feature. INTERMAT 2027 offers a free qualified meeting programme that allows visitors to identify exhibitors they want to meet and request appointments based on their professional requirements. Exhibitors can also define the profiles of visitors they want to meet and specify their availability.

Exhibitor list

The 2027 exhibitor community is continuing to develop, but INTERMAT has already published a selection of companies that have confirmed their participation. The announced names include:

• Acmar
• Ammann Group
• Arden Equipment Worldwide
• Bobcat
• CLAAS
• Moncoyote
• Hiboo
• Hidromek
• Hitachi Construction Machinery France
• Kobelco Europe
• Fayat Energie
• Liebherr Construction
• Leica
• Manitou
• LiuGong Europe
• Rototilt
• SANY
• Steelwrist
• Takeuchi France
• Volvo CE

This list should be treated as a current confirmed selection rather than a final directory. INTERMAT states that approximately 1,200 exhibitors are expected for the 2027 edition, so the complete exhibitor directory can expand as the event approaches.

Product launches & new collections

INTERMAT is designed as a major platform for manufacturers to introduce equipment, technologies and solutions to construction professionals. Product launches can cover heavy machinery, compact equipment, attachments, lifting systems, digital technologies, energy solutions, concrete technologies, safety systems and connected construction applications.

The 2027 edition’s emphasis on New Technologies & Energies places particular attention on digitalisation, automation, connected systems, new energy solutions and technologies intended to improve the efficiency and sustainability of construction operations.

The Start-Up Village will also provide a platform for emerging companies. Participating start-ups can present their solutions through the New Technologies Forum and take part in the INTERMAT Innovation Awards under the relevant participation conditions.

The INTERMAT Demo area is especially relevant for visitors interested in seeing new equipment working rather than simply viewing machines on static stands. The area is designed around real-world demonstrations, allowing manufacturers to demonstrate machinery and technologies in practical operating conditions.

Event rules

INTERMAT operates as a professional exhibition, so visitors should register in advance and bring the required identification or registration documentation associated with their badge.

Important visitor rules include:

• Professional access: INTERMAT is primarily intended for construction and industry professionals.
• Badge requirement: Visitors need a valid badge to enter the exhibition.
• Children: Children under 12 can enter free with proof, but there are no dedicated childcare facilities.
• Animals: Animals are prohibited except for guide dogs.
• Cloakroom: Cloakrooms are available at hall entrances.
• Badge use: Visitor badges are personal and should be used according to the registration conditions.
• Safety: Visitors should follow venue instructions, staff directions and safety requirements, particularly around operating machinery and outdoor demonstration areas.

Exhibitor access is managed separately, with exhibitors receiving access to the site outside normal visitor opening requirements.

How to get there

Paris-Nord Villepinte is located northeast of central Paris and is particularly convenient for visitors arriving through Charles de Gaulle Airport.

The exhibition centre is approximately 30 minutes from central Paris by public transport and around five minutes from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.

International visitors arriving by air can use either Charles de Gaulle Airport or Orly Airport. Charles de Gaulle provides the most direct connection because the Parc des Expositions station is served by RER B.

Visitors arriving through Orly can use the Orlyval connection to Antony and continue by RER B toward the airport, getting off at Parc des Expositions.

Public transport & parking

The RER B is the main public transport connection for INTERMAT. From central Paris, visitors can take RER B toward Aéroport Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and leave the train at Parc des Expositions.

The official transport information states that trains operate regularly throughout the day, making public transport one of the most practical options for visitors staying in central Paris.

For visitors arriving by car, the exhibition site provides parking areas around the halls. The official 2027 exhibition plan identifies parking zones together with visitor entrances and internal shuttle routes. Visitors should follow the site’s traffic and parking instructions because access arrangements can change according to exhibition operations.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay in central Paris if they want access to the city’s wider attractions and business districts, although travelling to Villepinte will require additional transport time.

For convenience, accommodation around Charles de Gaulle Airport and the northern Paris exhibition area can reduce the daily journey to the venue. Hotels around Roissy-en-France, Charles de Gaulle Airport, Villepinte and nearby business districts can be particularly practical for early starts and visitors carrying professional materials.

INTERMAT also provides access to selected accommodation options with preferential rates through its official accommodation partner. The organisers recommend hotels near the exhibition centre or locations that are easy to reach by public transport.

Accessibility

Paris-Nord Villepinte provides facilities for visitors with reduced mobility. The official INTERMAT information states that the halls are on one level and that the exhibition centre has accessible parking, lifts and adapted sanitary facilities.

Additional services listed by INTERMAT include wheelchair loans, ramps and lifts, a dedicated reduced-mobility taxi area and a PRM shuttle service. Visitors requiring specific assistance should plan ahead and contact the organisers or venue team before arrival.

The exhibition site’s relatively large scale means that visitors with mobility requirements may also benefit from reviewing the exhibition plan before arriving and identifying the halls and entrances they need to reach.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition of INTERMAT took place in 2024 and attracted 127,500 entries, with 21% of visitors coming from outside France and participants representing 130 countries. The event brought together 1,065 exhibitors, 68% of which were from outside France.

The 2024 edition placed strong emphasis on the construction industry’s transition toward lower-carbon practices. Four major themes shaped the redesigned exhibition model: Innovation, Energies, New Equations and Commitments.

The programme included the Industry Forum, INTERMAT Academy, talks, round tables and a Hackathon. Around 1,400 young people attended activities connected with employment, training and the future of the construction industry.

INTERMAT Demo was another major attraction, with equipment operating in dedicated outdoor spaces. The 2024 demonstration programme featured almost 200 machinery demonstrations, including equipment with hybrid and electric powertrains. The demonstration environment was designed to let visitors see machinery operating in conditions closer to real construction sites.

World of Concrete Europe also played an important role, focusing attention on low-carbon concrete and technologies across the concrete sector. The 2024 exhibition demonstrated how INTERMAT combines machinery, materials, technology, education and professional networking within one large construction-industry event.

Official tickets & registration

Visitor pre-registration for INTERMAT 2027 is available through the official INTERMAT website. Visitors are encouraged to obtain their badge online before travelling to the exhibition. Registered visitors receive their personal entry badge by email and can present it digitally or in the required printed format.

The official registration process is also the best place to check the latest visitor requirements, access information, professional visitor conditions and updates to the exhibition programme.

For questions about visitor access, the official INTERMAT contact information can be used. The event’s general contact telephone number is +33 1 76 77 11 11, while visitor enquiries can also be handled through the official event support channels.