Brazilian Construction Sector Eyes $2.3 Million in International Deals at ENIC 2026
ENIC 2026 boosts Brazilian construction exports with $2.3 million projected from international business meetings involving 32 companies and buyers from eight countries.
- • ENIC 2026 featured 32 Brazilian construction companies and buyers from eight countries.
- • Projected business volume from these meetings is estimated at US$ 2.3 million over the next 12 months.
- • ApexBrasil and CBIC collaborated to host the international business round as part of Exporta Mais Construção.
- • The event helped firms showcase products, understand market demands, and build global partnerships.
Key details
The Encontro Internacional da Indústria da Construção (ENIC) 2026, held in São Paulo from May 19 to 21, created significant international business opportunities for the Brazilian construction sector. Organized through a partnership between ApexBrasil and the Câmara Brasileira da Indústria da Construção (CBIC), the event featured 32 Brazilian companies showcasing their products to buyers from eight different countries. These companies, representing segments such as flooring, MDF, hardware, paints, and electrical circuits, engaged directly with international buyers, facilitating commercial negotiations projected to generate around US$ 2.3 million in business over the next year.
This international business round was part of the Exporta Mais Construção program, aiming to enhance Brazil’s construction industry's global presence. The event allowed companies to present their innovations, refine their sales approaches, and gain critical market insights regarding pricing, certification, and product adaptation needed for international trade.
Mariele Christ, Industry and Services Manager at ApexBrasil, stressed the importance of the organization's direct involvement at ENIC, stating that it "translates discussions into tangible opportunities while showcasing Brazil’s quality and innovation in construction." Renato Correia, President of CBIC, highlighted the initiative's role in strengthening support for Brazilian firms by connecting the production chain with potential global clients. Following the event, continuous monitoring of ongoing negotiations and support for participating companies will be priorities to maximize export growth.
This international engagement reflects a growing demand for Brazilian construction materials and products worldwide, positioning Brazil as a competitive player in global construction markets.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
