Batimat Paris

The Batimat in Paris is a leading international trade fair for the construction industry, established in 1959 and now held at the prestigious Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Organized by RX France, this four-day event attracts thousands of professionals from the construction sector, including developers, planners, contractors, and distributors.

The fair showcases a wide array of products, equipment, and services. It features innovative solutions in civil engineering, structural engineering, and building envelopes, with a special focus on low-carbon, off-site, and modular construction. This positions Batimat as a pioneer in sustainable development strategies. In addition to conventional building materials and techniques, the fair emphasizes modern technologies such as IT solutions, photovoltaics, and smart building technologies.

The event also offers a broad range of construction site equipment, tools, commercial vehicles, and specialized gear. Current trends and developments in both interior and exterior design are also presented.

As a key meeting point for professional associations and institutional organizations, Batimat provides a platform for discussions on topics like certification and eco-labels. Public and institutional entities as well as educational and recruitment organizations are present to inform about current training and continuing education opportunities.

Specialized services in financing, insurance, and consulting, particularly in the field of low-carbon engineering and certified diagnostics, are also available.

Batimat serves not only as a platform for exchanging knowledge and technology but also as a venue for developing forward-looking technical solutions that advance the construction industry and sustainable development. Located in Paris, a city known for innovation and cultural richness, Batimat offers an inspiring backdrop for networking, initiating business, and professional exchange.

The Batimat will take place on 4 days from Monday, 28. September to Thursday, 01. October 2026 in Paris.