GH to attend the third edition of the STONE trade fair in 2017

Starting date: 07/06/2017
Finishing date: 10/06/2017
Location place: EXPOSALÃO - Centro de Exposições, S.A

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Description of the exhibition

GH will be attending STONE 2017, the third edition of Portugal's natural stone exhibition, to be held at the EXPOSALÃO - Centro de Exposições SA, from 7 to 10 June 2017.

The objective of the fair is to promote and publicise Portuguese ornamental stone within foreign markets in order to increase national exports.

Portugal is a country with a great variety and abundance of ornamental stone resources, with a well-respected supply of mined stock and processing technology that fulfil the basic conditions that are required by the international market. This fact, coupled with the growing demand of the players in this market, encourages us to engage in initiatives to promote greater visibility for Portuguese ornamental stones.

To achieve the objective of the fair, which is to close the gap between domestic supply and international demand, we will be carrying out a major customer acquisition campaign in 25 countries, including "recognised markets" which are already known as importers of Portuguese ornamental stone, such as China , France and Spain, but also important markets which still need to be penetrated, such as the United States and the Arab markets.

At a time when export is the watchword, participation in the stone business is an excellent opportunity for companies in this sector to come into contact with new markets and look for new ways for their businesses to grow.

Visitor Profile: Importers of natural stone, builders, engineers, architects, stone mining and processing companies, professionals in the sector, etc.

Markets: France, England, Spain, Poland, Russia, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, China, India, Angola, Mozambique, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, USA, Brazil, and others.