Iran’s Concrete Exhibition; A Hub for Global Deals

According to reliable available data, Iran’s construction industry—particularly in the field of concrete—is on a path of development. The use of advanced concrete technologies and the production of ready-mix concrete in major infrastructure projects across the country is rapidly expanding, demonstrating the high potential of the nation’s concrete industry.

Specialized exhibitions, particularly the Iran’s Concrete Exhibition Tehran at Shahr-e Aftab International center, provide an ideal platform for showcasing innovative achievements and enhancing the global position of the industry. Given the growing demand for modern infrastructure, innovation in concrete production processes, and the increasing need for construction projects in Iran, the future outlook for this sector is highly promising and full of growth potential.

According to a report by the Statistical Center of Iran, the country’s mineral reserves are estimated at approximately 25.7 billion tons. Limestone accounts for the largest share with 17 billion tons (around 67%), followed by iron ore with 2.5 billion tons (about 10%). In recent years, the country’s mining extraction capacity has seen significant growth; for instance, the number of active mines has increased to around 6,000, and the annual production capacity of mineral materials is approximately 500 million tons.

Iran’s concrete industry encompasses a wide range of categories, including:

• Cement products, such as Portland cement, sulfate-resistant cement, colored cement, blended cement, and specialty cement
• Concrete products, including ready-mix concrete, precast concrete elements, high-strength concrete, self-compacting concrete, and lightweight concrete
• Other related products, such as various types of concrete bricks and blocks, concrete panels, and reinforced concrete

In 2023, Iran played a significant role in global markets by exporting 14 million tons of cement and clinker to various countries, particularly neighboring nations. Concrete components produced in Iran are exported to the Persian Gulf countries, Central Asia, and other neighboring regions. Overall, with its existing capacities, Iran’s cement and concrete industry holds strong potential for increased exports and a greater presence in international markets. One of the main goals of organizing the Iran’s Concrete Exhibition location in Tehran is to provide an effective platform for foreign companies to enter Iran and to expand export opportunities.

The Tehran Concrete Industry Exhibition at Shahr-e Aftab fairgrounds serves as a gateway for foreign companies to connect with a dynamic and growing market, establish valuable business partnerships with Iranian counterparts, and tap into regional export and investment opportunities. This event offers an ideal platform for showcasing advanced technologies, optimizing resource usage, and promoting the development of sustainable infrastructure. It is also recognized as a key venue for knowledge transfer and enhancing international cooperation. Therefore, if you are interested in registering or booking a booth at Iran’s Concrete Exhibition, be sure to connect with professional Exhibitionmakers Company.