Global Industry Leaders Set to Take the Stage at Saudi Arabia’s Heavy Equipment Connect
Major manufacturers and investors line up for Riyadh event as the Kingdom accelerates industrial and infrastructure expansion
Saudi Arabia is preparing to host a high-profile edition of Heavy Equipment Connect, with leading global manufacturers, regional champions and senior decision-makers confirmed to participate as the Kingdom steps up its push to become a major hub for industrial development and large-scale infrastructure.
The event is expected to draw heavy hitters from construction machinery, mining equipment, logistics, energy services and advanced manufacturing, reflecting strong international interest in Saudi Arabia’s expanding project pipeline.
Organisers say the gathering will bring together executives from multinational equipment producers alongside Saudi firms, financiers and government stakeholders, creating a platform to showcase new technologies, discuss localisation strategies and forge partnerships aligned with Vision 2030. With megaprojects advancing across transport, mining, energy and urban development, demand for heavy equipment and related services has surged, positioning the Kingdom as one of the most dynamic markets globally.
Senior Saudi officials are expected to outline policy initiatives designed to attract investment, strengthen local supply chains and support domestic manufacturing of heavy machinery and components.
Industry participants view these measures as a signal of long-term commitment to industrial diversification, with localisation, skills development and technology transfer at the centre of the agenda.
Global companies attending Heavy Equipment Connect are also expected to highlight innovations in automation, electrification and digital fleet management, areas that are gaining traction as Saudi Arabia seeks to improve efficiency, safety and sustainability across major projects.
The presence of top-tier suppliers underscores confidence in the scale and longevity of the Kingdom’s infrastructure and industrial ambitions.
As Saudi Arabia continues to roll out multi-billion-dollar developments and expand its mining and industrial base, Heavy Equipment Connect is set to serve as a focal point for deal-making, strategic dialogue and the next phase of growth in one of the world’s most active heavy equipment markets.
The event is expected to draw heavy hitters from construction machinery, mining equipment, logistics, energy services and advanced manufacturing, reflecting strong international interest in Saudi Arabia’s expanding project pipeline.
Organisers say the gathering will bring together executives from multinational equipment producers alongside Saudi firms, financiers and government stakeholders, creating a platform to showcase new technologies, discuss localisation strategies and forge partnerships aligned with Vision 2030. With megaprojects advancing across transport, mining, energy and urban development, demand for heavy equipment and related services has surged, positioning the Kingdom as one of the most dynamic markets globally.
Senior Saudi officials are expected to outline policy initiatives designed to attract investment, strengthen local supply chains and support domestic manufacturing of heavy machinery and components.
Industry participants view these measures as a signal of long-term commitment to industrial diversification, with localisation, skills development and technology transfer at the centre of the agenda.
Global companies attending Heavy Equipment Connect are also expected to highlight innovations in automation, electrification and digital fleet management, areas that are gaining traction as Saudi Arabia seeks to improve efficiency, safety and sustainability across major projects.
The presence of top-tier suppliers underscores confidence in the scale and longevity of the Kingdom’s infrastructure and industrial ambitions.
As Saudi Arabia continues to roll out multi-billion-dollar developments and expand its mining and industrial base, Heavy Equipment Connect is set to serve as a focal point for deal-making, strategic dialogue and the next phase of growth in one of the world’s most active heavy equipment markets.
