Brazil São Paulo International Construction Machinery and Mining Machinery Exhibition (Exclusive Agent)

The M&T Expo, the International Exhibition of Construction and Mining Machinery held in São Paulo, Brazil, was first launched in 1994. Held every three years, it is the largest exhibition of construction and mining machinery in Latin America. Since 2018, the event has been organized by Messe München International Group and has become part of the bauma series of exhibitions. This change has not only enhanced the exhibition’s professionalism and international appeal but also significantly expanded its global influence. With Brazil’s rapid economic growth and the continually increasing demand for construction and mining machinery in the Brazilian market, the scale of the exhibition has continued to expand, and the proportion of international companies participating has steadily risen. In 2024, the exhibition covered a total area of 82,000 square meters and attracted 67,465 professional visitors from 77 countries and regions around the world, who came to visit and engage in business discussions. The exhibition brought together over 500 exhibitors from the construction and mining machinery industry, including global leaders such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, XCMG, Sany, Volvo, New Holland, Wirtgen, John Deere, Case, LiuGong, Shandong Lingong, and Lingong Heavy Machinery (listed in no particular order), as well as numerous well-known Brazilian manufacturers. 
Brazil is one of the BRICS countries and also the largest nation in South America, with a total land area of 8.5149 million square kilometers—the fifth-largest in the world. It is also the world’s eighth-largest economy and is currently experiencing a period of rapid economic growth. According to the Global Infrastructure Hub, a research initiative of the Group of Twenty (G20), Brazil will need to invest US$2.7 trillion in infrastructure development by the end of 2040. More importantly, Brazil adopts a relatively open stance toward foreign ownership and construction of infrastructure. In recent years, thanks to the acceleration of infrastructure investment in Brazil, expanding demand in the mining sector, and the deepening localization strategies of Chinese brands, China’s exports of construction machinery to Brazil have seen significant growth. Statistics show that in 2024, China’s total exports of construction machinery to Brazil reached US$2.13559 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 45.5%. Brazil has now become China’s fourth-largest destination for construction machinery exports. The main exported products include excavators, loaders, bulldozers, truck cranes, forklifts, rock drills, pneumatic tools, road rollers, pavers, off-highway dump trucks, and related parts. As Brazil continues to develop in the fields of new energy, mining, and infrastructure, China’s exports of construction machinery still hold tremendous growth potential.