Big, bigger, gigantic - bauma! THE construction machinery trade fair. And THE get-together of the giants. Exhibitors and visitors from all over the world. Here is where you’ll find the industry superlatives in the coming days.

Klaus Dittrich, CEO & Chairman of the Board, Messe München:
"Bauma, the world's largest trade fair, is even bigger this year than three years ago. In total 614,000 square meters exhibition space, 3,700 exhibitors from 60 countries and we expect 600,000 visitors from over 200 countries. "A new open-air area, two new halls. Manufacturers not only present the latest trends and machines on an area about as big as 100 football fields, they also show that digitization has already arrived in the industry.

Klaus Dittrich, CEO & Chairman of the Board, Messe München:
"And digitization does not stop short of the construction machinery sector. There are many solutions where machines are connected, where digital systems are used to control machines. At bauma, there are lots of virtual solutions, where it feels like being on a construction site without really being there. "After the walkabout The Secretary of State for Trade & Industry Peter Altmaier was not only impressed by the innovative power of the manufacturers, but was also proud to have bauma in Germany.

Minister of Economics Peter Altmaier was not only impressed by the innovative power of the manufacturers after the tour, but also proud to have bauma in Germany.

Peter Altmaier, Secretary of State for Trade & Industry & Energy:
"The trade fair is an advert for Germany. It is not only the world’s largest trade fair, it is the leading trade fair in the world. The technology, know-how, and skills showcased here are competitive in all continents. In Europe and certainly also in Germany. The construction industry is booming. It represents an important pillar of the German domestic economy, and we hope everyone does good business and enjoys success."

Bauma not only brings back his childhood memories, the Bavarian Prime Minister sees above all the importance of the industry for the future.

"As a little boy I was here with bright eyes. By the way, it was my first visit to Munich, I can still remember it, I was at bauma with my father, and then in the Hofbräuhaus. In this respect, on the one hand fascinating childhood memories but also exciting future expectations. Because one thing is clear: the construction is the indicator of the future and the performance. If the construction goes well, the country is doing well. "

The bauma 2019 is green like never before. And the fact that the industry takes responsibility for the environment and society is reflected in a large number of machines.

"Sustainability is a big issue in construction machinery. There are a number of devices to see the purely electric operated, or as hybrid vehicles. This plays a role, especially in the cities, to reduce emissions. "

After three years the time has come again - bauma 2019 shows the construction industry of tomorrow.

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