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International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia set to connect over 200 local and international exhibitors with sector specialists
Over 200 local and international brands showcase the latest tools, hardware and industrial supplies at the event Visitors can network with major construction and manufacturing firms, including Albawardi Tools & Hardware, Black+Decker, Truper, ETOP and Sencan Tools, among others International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia aligns with the Kingdom's $1.3 trillion construction pipeline and $20 billion investment in industrial cities Backed by a $10.66 billion market forecast by 2029 and rising demand from mega projects, manufacturing growth and infrastructure investment, Saudi Arabia's hardware and tools sector is primed for expansion (Source: Statista Market Insights ). Against this backdrop, International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia – المعرض الدولي للمعدات والأدوات will take place from 16–18 June 2025 at Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center (RICEC). Held in strategic partnership between Koelnmesse and dmg events, the inaugural edition brings the world's most renowned 'EISENWARENMESSE – International Hardware Fair' (Cologne, Germany) to the Kingdom for the very first time. 'The Kingdom is evolving at an extraordinary pace. From giga projects to new industrial zones, this growth is reshaping how tools and hardware are specified, procured and maintained,' said Muhammed Kazi, Senior Vice President – Construction, dmg events. 'Bringing this exhibition to Riyadh alongside Koelnmesse creates space for industry engagement, connecting suppliers with serious buyers and decision-makers shaping the Kingdom's construction and industrial landscape.' 'With increasing emphasis on product quality, localization and regulatory alignment, the market is evolving fast and we are proud to bring the proven International Hardware Fair brand to Riyadh in collaboration with dmg events,' said Denis Steker, Senior Vice President – International, Koelnmesse. 'This inaugural edition offers the perfect opportunity for attendees to witness international offers, gain knowledge, exchange on local requirements and forge long-term partnerships that contribute to the transformation of a high-growth sector.' Enabling local and international collaboration The event takes place at a strategically opportune moment, coinciding with a wave of investments under Vision 2030, including a $1.3 trillion pipeline of construction and a $20 billion boost into new industrial cities, creating high-volume demand for specific tools and technologies (Source: Knight Frank ). Across three days, more than 200 regional and international manufacturers will present hand tools, power tools, fixing systems, safety equipment, workshop machinery, consumables and service solutions tailored for Saudi Arabia's construction, industrial and infrastructure sectors. Top local players, including Albawardi Tools & Hardware, a trusted leader in providing high-quality tools and equipment across a broad range of industries; WD-40, a manufacturer known for its signature multi-use lubricant and maintenance products; Black+Decker, a globally recognized brand, delivers innovative power tools and home appliances; and DeWalt, a leading global brand under Stanley Black & Decker, renowned for its high-performance power tools and accessories; will present their latest products and solutions, catering to market demands. 'As one of Saudi Arabia's longstanding suppliers in the tools and hardware segment, we've seen a marked shift in the Saudi market, from price-sensitive bulk buying to a demand for technically superior, long-life tools that meet specific project standards. This reflects the maturity of the Kingdom's construction and industrial sectors. A platform like International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia gives us a direct channel to engage with professionals who are now prioritizing product quality, service continuity and local availability over price alone,' said Jehad Morshed, Middle East Regional Trade Development Manager, YATO Tools. Visitors will also have the opportunity to network with leading international brands, including ETOP, a manufacturer specializing in power tools and accessories; Sencan Tools, a leading Chinese power tool brand known for high-performance, durable tools designed for professionals and heavy-duty use; and Tolsen, a global provider of professional-grade tools designed for efficiency, durability and performance, each bringing globally trusted product lines with an eye on the region's regulatory standards and usage needs. 'Saudi Arabia's dynamic infrastructure growth and demand for precision tools make it a priority market for STAHLWILLE. International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia provides a valuable platform to connect with professionals seeking reliable, high-performance solutions across construction, aviation, energy and industrial sectors,' said Udo Hehemann, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, STAHLWILLE Group. As the event approaches in under two weeks, decision-makers from companies including Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Interior, King Saud University, Nesma & Partners, Khatib & Alami and Alpha Contracting, among others, across Saudi Arabia are actively seeking high-performance tools, safety gear and durable equipment that meet both quality and quantity demands. Whether it's high-torque power drills, climate-resistant hand tools or scalable workshop systems, the event is tailored to professionals looking for long-lasting, efficient and safety-compliant solutions. As construction and industrial activity scale up under Vision 2030, the hardware and tools sector is emerging as a vital link in Saudi Arabia's evolving supply chain. The free-to-attend International Hardware Fair Saudi Arabia will be co-located with FSB Sports Show Riyadh. For more information and to register for the event, visit:
Arab News
26-05-2025
- Business
- Arab News
Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo attracts record visitors
The second edition of the Saudi Signage and Labelling Expo, co-located with the Saudi Paper and Packaging Expo, drew thousands of professionals from across the signage, labelling, paper and packaging value chain, from May 20-22 at the Riyadh International Convention Center. 'In the second year, the event has been an encouraging reflection of the market's pace and direction as seen in the activity and engagement on the busy exhibition floor. Cross-border conversations, live demonstrations and the ongoing deal-making we've seen in just the first two days demonstrate the growing strength and maturity of Saudi Arabia's signage, labelling, paper and packaging landscape,' said Muhammed Kazi, senior vice president — construction, dmg events. More than 150 regional and international exhibitors highlighted new product lines and machinery, including innovations in UV printing, 3D systems, LED displays and wayfinding technologies, providing buyers with an opportunity to choose the right products, services, systems and solutions based on their needs. One of the exhibitors, ProNext, in collaboration with PRO TECHnology, unveiled next-generation UV, direct-to-object and food-grade 3D printing solutions, tailored to businesses looking to elevate both creative output and technical precision. 'We are leveraging Saudi Signage and Labelling Expo as a platform to introduce three of our most advanced printing solutions to the Saudi market,' said Jamal Maraqa, managing director, PRO TECHnology. 'This includes a 360-degree object printer from the US capable of producing up to 20,000 items a day, a newly launched flatbed printer making its Middle East debut and a specialized food printer designed for chocolates, cakes and bakery products, showcasing the diverse possibilities within the printing landscape.' Showcasing complementary capabilities in the signage space, Riyadh-based PHC presented its live signage and wayfinding solutions at the event, drawing on a portfolio of more than 1,500 completed projects that continue to shape navigation across the Kingdom's public spaces, retail centers and transport hubs. Elsewhere on the floor, European player Domino Sign showcased advanced sign-making equipment and LED systems that combine French engineering with Korean precision, supporting efficient branding across sectors. Building on this focus on technical advancement, another Saudi exhibitor National Signage Industrial Company and its subsidiary SCREEN World unveiled the country's first LED assembly line, highlighting their locally manufactured solutions, from architectural signage and traffic systems to billboard structures and transparent LED displays. As businesses in Saudi Arabia place greater emphasis on environmental responsibility, visitors at the event explored sustainable materials, packaging solutions and eco-conscious production processes. Chinese company Anhui Angran Green Technology presented green materials for signage and packaging, designed to reduce environmental impact across the supply chain by offering recyclable substrates and energy-efficient processes that appeal to sustainability-minded buyers. Another exhibitor, CMYK Print Solutions offered locally available, advanced printing technologies that align with sustainable practices. Digital Star Machinery and Equipments complemented this by showcasing automated printing and packaging systems engineered to reduce material waste and improve energy efficiency, reinforcing the event's focus on practical, eco-conscious solutions. Henan Jianwei Paper from China displayed a variety of food-grade, eco-friendly paper products that meet international sustainability benchmarks. Meanwhile, another Chinese company, Jiangxi Hemeng Technology, promoted environmentally responsible packaging solutions focused on customization and low-waste production. Suzhou Xiangyuan New Materials, which operates a green-certified factory in China, rounded out the sustainable showcase with chemical and signage materials produced through cleaner manufacturing methods. With key discussions across the exhibition floor, the event has positioned itself as a hub for business growth, technical collaboration and dialogue across the signage, labelling, paper and packaging communities.
Arab News
26-05-2025
- Business
- Arab News
Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit returns for second edition
The Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Expo has returned to the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center, running from May 27–29. Taking place under the patronage of the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services, the event plays a central role in supporting the Kingdom's logistics transformation. With the sector projected to reach $15 billion by 2030, the expo provides a timely platform for stakeholders to align priorities, explore new solutions and contribute to national development objectives under Vision 2030 Forming a central part of the exhibition is the Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Summit, returning for its second edition. The CPD-certified program brings together public and private sector leaders and service providers to engage in constructive dialogue, share practical insights and address the sector's evolving needs. In line with the ambitions of the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program to position the Kingdom as a global logistics hub, the summit offers a strategic platform to align on priorities and support the growth of a sustainable, agile and internationally competitive logistics landscape. 'Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Summit returns as an essential meeting ground for leaders shaping the future of supply chain, warehousing and logistics in the Kingdom,' said Muhammed Kazi, senior vice president — construction, dmg events. 'By bringing together a broad spectrum of voices, the summit plays a key role in guiding industry strategies aligned with Saudi Arabia's growth ambitions for the warehousing and logistics industry.' This year's summit agenda is built around seven key pillars: transformation, resilience, collaboration, generative AI, customer centricity and ESG. Speakers will explore practical approaches to streamlining operations, expanding warehousing capacity, building risk-resilient supply chains and adopting AI to meet rising customer and market expectations. With logistics playing an increasingly strategic role in economic diversification and trade facilitation, the summit will also highlight the need for stronger cross-industry collaboration and investment in talent. 'Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Summit creates space for strategic and data-driven engagement across sectors. I look forward to sharing the stage with fellow industry leaders to address real challenges, share success stories and insights and develop a shared understanding of what's needed to move forward,' said Ali Hakami, chief supply chain and procurement officer at Hana Water, and a key speaker at the summit. The speaker lineup features senior leaders and decision-makers from across the ecosystem, including Mutasim Al-Olayan, strategic planning director, Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services; Alaa Banbelh, director of new logistics program, Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services; Hala H. Alhuraibi, aviation and logistics director, Ministry of Investment; Abdullah Munif Al-Munif, vice president for commercial business, Saudi Ports Authority; Sami Almoghirah, logistics director, Special Integrated Logistics Zone Company; Adeel Abdullah A. Alsharif, director of materials and logistics, Tahakom; and Wouter Nijland, master planning and development director, Matarat, among others. A dedicated case study will be delivered by Michael Stockdale, group head of supply chain and logistics, Red Sea Global, highlighting the application of strategic supply chain design and sustainability principles. One of the sessions, 'Ensuring Future Readiness: Building an Efficient and Resilient Supply Chain,' prioritizes discussions on striking the right balance between performance and cost in a resilient and efficient supply chain. The Saudi Warehousing and Logistics Summit highlights the Kingdom's focus on logistics as a key enabler of economic growth and trade connectivity, contributing directly to Vision 2030 outcomes.
Mid East Info
25-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services, Ministry of Investment, Matarat, Mobily, Red Sea Global headline Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit 2025
Over 30 speakers lead strategic conversations around seven core themes, including ESG, customer centricity and the impact of generative AI Running alongside Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo, the CPD-certified summit will feature expert-led sessions focused on empowering the next-generation workforce with forward-thinking industry strategies As Saudi Arabia strengthens its position as a global logistics hub, Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo returns to the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center (RICEC) from 27–29 May 2025. Taking place under the patronage of the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services, the event plays a central role in supporting the Kingdom's logistics transformation. With the sector projected to reach $15 billion by 2030, the expo provides a timely platform for stakeholders to align priorities, explore new solutions and contribute to national development objectives under Vision 2030 (Source: Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services). A focus on resilience, efficiency and future readiness Forming a central part of the exhibition is Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit, returning for its second edition. The CPD-certified programme brings together public and private sector leaders and service providers to engage in constructive dialogue, share practical insights and address the sector's evolving needs. In line with the ambitions of the National Industrial Development & Logistics Program (NIDLP) to position the Kingdom as a global logistics hub, the summit offers a strategic platform to align on priorities and support the growth of a sustainable, agile and internationally competitive logistics landscape. 'Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit returns as an essential meeting ground for leaders shaping the future of supply chain, warehousing and logistics in the Kingdom,' said Muhammed Kazi, Senior Vice President – Construction, dmg events. 'By bringing together a broad spectrum of voices, the summit plays a key role in guiding industry strategies aligned with Saudi Arabia's growth ambitions for the warehousing and logistics industry.' Discussing transformation, collaboration and ESG This year's summit agenda is built around seven key pillars: transformation, resilience, collaboration, generative AI, customer centricity and ESG. Speakers will explore practical approaches to streamlining operations, expanding warehousing capacity, building risk-resilient supply chains and adopting AI to meet rising customer and market expectations. With logistics playing an increasingly strategic role in economic diversification and trade facilitation, the summit will also highlight the need for stronger cross-industry collaboration and investment in talent. 'Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit creates space for strategic and data-driven engagement across sectors. I look forward to sharing the stage with fellow industry leaders to address real challenges, share success stories and insights and develop a shared understanding of what's needed to move forward,' said one of the key speakers at the summit, Ali Hakami, Chief Supply Chain & Procurement Officer at Hana Water. The speaker line-up features senior leaders and decision-makers from across the ecosystem, including Mutasim Al-Olayan, Strategic Planning Director, Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services; Alaa Banbelh, Director of New Logistics Program, Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services; Hala H. Alhuraibi, Aviation and Logistics Director, Ministry of Investment; Abdullah Munif AlMunif, Vice President for Commercial Business, Saudi Ports Authority; Sami Almoghirah, Logistics Director, Special Integrated Logistics Zone Company; Adeel Abdullah A Alsharif, Director of Materials & Logistics, Tahakom; and Wouter Nijland, Master Planning and Development Director, Matarat, among others. A dedicated case study will be delivered by Michael Stockdale, Group Head of Supply Chain and Logistics, Red Sea Global, highlighting the application of strategic supply chain design and sustainability principles. One of the sessions, 'Ensuring Future Readiness: Building an Efficient and Resilient Supply Chain,' will prioritize discussions on striking the right balance between performance and cost in a resilient and efficient supply chain. Running alongside Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo, Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Summit highlights the Kingdom's focus on logistics as a key enabler of economic growth and trade connectivity, contributing directly to Vision 2030 outcomes. Visitor registration for the free-to-attend event remains open at . Entry is restricted to visitors aged 18 and above.
Mid East Info
19-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo and Saudi Paper & Packaging Expo unite top local and international companies, amid fast-growing market demand
The event features more than 150 exhibitors from over 15 countries, representing a broad cross-section of the signage and labelling industry Exhibits will span key sectors including visual communication systems, large-format printing, sustainable materials and automation equipment The expo will highlight a diverse range of exhibitors, including Desert Sign Arabia, National Signage Industrial Company for Energy efficient and Al Rish Al Khaleeji As Saudi Arabia's signage, labelling, paper and packaging industries continue their growth trajectory driven by investments in smart city infrastructure, retail expansion and tourism development, Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo and the inaugural Saudi Paper & Packaging Expo return to Riyadh with an expanded scale and significant offerings. Running from 20–22 May 2025 at the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center (RICEC), the events take place at a critical time for industries poised to benefit from increased demand for digital displays, packaging solutions and sustainable production technologies. 'Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo continues to serve as a vital meeting point for professionals in the signage, print, packaging and paper sectors,' said Muhammed Kazi, Senior Vice President – Construction, dmg events. 'Following the strong reception to last year's launch edition, in 2025 the event returns to meet growing market demand and buyers' interest, supporting the Kingdom's economic diversification goals in alignment with Vision 2030.' Facilitating international collaboration Visitors will have the opportunity to network and engage in business partnerships with 150 exhibitors from over 15 countries, including China, Belgium, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Italy, India and the United Arab Emirates, representing a broad cross-section of the signage and labelling industry. Participating companies include Desert Sign Arabia, a supplier of premium signage materials, machines and digital solutions; Gulf Sparrows Trading Company – Blue Rhine, a leading manufacturer and supplier of signage, advertising and LED solutions; WellCare Trading Company, a leading total solution provider for large format digital printing, sign equipment's and consumables; and Al Rish Al Khaleeji, a leading provider of high-quality advertising and signage materials. Their presence highlights the sector's rising importance and the expo's role as a key meeting point for industry players and solution providers. 'Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo is a vital platform for showcasing innovation and advancing dialogue across the signage and labelling sector. With over 25 years of expertise in digital printing solutions, CMYK remains committed to empowering regional businesses with cutting-edge technologies, sustainable solutions, and impactful visual communications that shape the future of customer engagement,' said Mohamed W. Shalaby, Chairman, CMYK. This year also welcomes a strong lineup of first-time exhibitors making their debut at the show, including Cosign, global leading brand in wayfinding solutions for public buildings; ICON Digital, a Saudi-based provider of advanced digital printing solutions; Current LED Lighting, the official distributor of GE Signage LED Modules and Power Supplies across the MEA and India; Jadara Building Materials for Industries, manufacturer of premium Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP) sheets; and Gulf Promotion Signage & Advertising, a fully equipped, end-to-end signage manufacturer. Their participation reflects the growing interest in Saudi Arabia, reinforcing the expo's role as a key entry point for companies looking to establish and expand their regional presence. Among the debut participants is Digital Star Machinery & Equipments, a Saudi-based authorised dealer of printing machines, materials and inks, marking their first appearance at the event. Commenting on the exhibition, Jamal Chams Eddin, General Manager of Digital Star Machinery & Equipments, said: 'The Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo is a vital platform for showcasing our latest innovations in printing, signage, and digital sheet finishing solutions. As the market evolves, this event allows us to stay connected with industry trends, meet client expectations, and support the Kingdom's Vision 2030 through localised, technology-driven offerings.' As Saudi Arabia accelerates its transition to a diversified and knowledge-based economy, Saudi Signage & Labelling Expo, co-located with Saudi Paper & Packaging Expo, offers a timely and strategic opportunity for industry players to stay ahead of the curve, discover practical solutions and build beneficial partnerships. By enabling collaboration between local and international brands, the event continues to strengthen the Kingdom's signage, labelling and packaging sectors, while supporting wider developments goals outlined in Vision 2030. For more information and to register, visit:
