The Nigeria New-Zealand Trade
Mission is designed to take delegates to prospective overseas’ building
equipment and technology markets for a week of site visits, meetings,
networking events and briefings with leading building equipment and
technological companies, local suppliers, associations and government bodies.
Building operation is one of the first businesses that humankind
developed, and it continues to shape our daily life in unique ways. Virtually
all other businesses rely on the building / construction industry to provide and maintain
their accommodation, plants and infrastructure, and construction is a
determinant of where and how almost everyone lives, works and plays. For nearly
the entire population of the world, the built environment heavily influences quality
of life.
As demand in emerging countries
rises, the industry must identify how emerging and developing markets can
benefit best from the technological advances and increased safety standards
already being applied in developed countries, while still taking into account
local market conditions. The expected increase in global competition will
produce winners and losers as strengths and strategies differ between companies
and countries. Many building construction firms capitalize on their cost advantages and
put great effort into securing construction contracts abroad. Most Western
markets, such as the United Kingdom’s, are characterized by a high degree of
fragmentation, which impacts unfavourably on their level of innovation and
their ability to access foreign markets. Eventually, the firms with strong
processes in place and the ability to adapt their business models to new
markets will prove to be the winners. Many of the others will disappear.
The trade mission is designed to
give participants a deep understanding of the local building equipment market,
procurement practices and project opportunities, and aim to assist participants
in positioning their businesses as potential suppliers to Building operations
around the globe.
Globe chamber of commerce in collaboration
the New Zealand government, some Industries
and local associations will be organizing the trade mission to ensure the right
meetings take place and that participating organizations are introduced to a
range of decision makers who are interested in matchmaking; ranging from senior
level executives to technical personnel on site.
What to Expect
·
Seeking to
break into a key export market
·
Looking
to grow their business in a foreign country further
·
Undertaking
initial market survey and want to learn about the modern building equipment and
technology
·
Experienced
exporters who are aiming to build new connections and expand their presence
·
Successful
Nigerian businesses who have a local office and would like to send their
in-market representative
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