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Six Months Before the Start of bauma 2025
bauma 2025 is already taking shape. Major exhibitors such as Liebherr, Peri and Wirtgenbegan to set up their gigantic booths in October, around 6 months before the start of the event. The world’s leading trade fair for construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines, construction vehicles and construction equipment will be held in Munich, Germany, from April 7 to 13, 2025. In 2025, numerous well-known companies will once again use bauma as a showcase for themselves and their products. The returning companies include Volvo, Deutz, Liugong, CNH, Skyjack and JLG. Joining their ranks for the first time are such companies as Fortescue, DSI/Sandvik, HG - 100% electric dumpers, EXiron AG, Gravis Robotics AG, Metso Oyj, rockrobot oy, Wabtec Corporation and WEICO GmbH. Around 150 new exhibitors will be at bauma 2025 as well. “We are very pleased with the overall positive feedback from the industry. We are now awaiting the registrations of the joint stand exhibitors until December. But I can already say that we are on the right track on the exhibitor side,” declared Nicole Schmitt, Exhibition Director of bauma. “Digitization” and “sustainability” will remain the buzzwords of the industry in 2025. As a result, they are also reflected in the 5 key topics that bauma will address: climate neutrality, alternative drive concepts, networked construction, sustainable construction and mining challenge. As part of changes for 2025, the area devoted to occupational health and safety will be centrally consolidated to offer visitors a comprehensive overview of developments and technological advances that will improve safety on construction sites. Eleven research institutions will present innovative projects at the bauma Science Hub. Among other things, the Technical University of Munich will present autonomous solutions for bulk goods transportation and a paving robot. The University of Duisburg-Essen will demonstrate a cable robot for precise use on construction sites, and the Technical University of Dresden will present ways to avoid accidents by using a mobile excavator that can recognize human beings.
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