Regional Business Events in Rio Grande do Sul Drive Over R$ 52 Million in Economic Activity
Construarte and Fenamilho 2026 events in Rio Grande do Sul generate substantial business, highlighting regional economic growth in construction and equine sectors.
- • Construarte 2026 generated over R$ 52 million in business with 40,000 visitors attending.
- • 82% of Construarte exhibitors rated the event very good or good, reflecting satisfaction with organization.
- • Fenamilho 2026 hosted the 1st Elo de Raça Auction featuring top-quality Mules and Quarter Horses.
- • Both events contributed significantly to boosting economic activity and sector development in Rio Grande do Sul.
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The 11th Construarte fair and the Fenamilho 2026 horse auction have together underscored the robust regional economic activity in Rio Grande do Sul through significant business transactions and sector advancements.
From May 14 to 17, the Construarte event, held at Oktoberfest Park in Santa Cruz do Sul, attracted approximately 40,000 visitors and generated more than R$ 52 million in sales and business prospects. Featuring over 80 real estate projects, the fair showcased apartments, lands, and houses that highlighted the growth in civil construction, architecture, decoration, and real estate. The event received positive ratings from 82% of its exhibitors, with high marks for organization, security, and visitor services. Coordinator Juliana Duré praised the fair’s consolidation as a key business platform. Due to exhibitor demand, the 2027 edition will extend across two consecutive weekends to maximize business opportunities.
Complementing this was the Fenamilho 2026's 1st Elo de Raça Auction for Mules and Quarter Horses, held on October 5 at the Tatersal do Parque de Exposições. The auction attracted breeders, investors, buyers, and equine enthusiasts and focused on showcasing premium animals known for their genetic quality, versatility, and resilience. These breeds play a critical role in agribusiness and represent years of genetic improvement and expert management.
Together, these events demonstrate the strength and diversity of Rio Grande do Sul's regional commerce, from real estate investment to the enhancement of agricultural genetics, both driving economic growth and sector development in the state.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
