Megawide Construction Corporation, through its Precast and Construction Solutions (PCS) unit, made another strong impression at the Philconstruct 2024 Expo, held at the World Trade Center and SMX Convention Center from November 7 to 10, 2024.
“Our participation in Philconstruct 2024 represents our mission to provide first-world construction solutions that elevate industry standards,” said Markus Hennig, executive vice-president for Precast and Construction Solutions. “With these innovations, we aim to address the growing demand for faster, safer, and more sustainable construction practices in the country.”
The event, attended by delegates and exhibitors, is the largest construction trade show in the Philippines and brings together industry leaders, market innovators, and key stakeholders to showcase new technologies and state-of-the-art solutions that help shape the future of construction.
The Megawide PCS Team – represented by the Unit’s Commercial and Sales team and leads of Precast, Formworks, Ready-Mixed Concrete, and Construction Equipment, Logistics and Services (CELS) – joined the four-day event for the third consecutive time and highlighted its proprietary brand of precast technology that redefines efficiency, durability, and sustainability in construction.
Specifically, the PCS booth offered product brochures and technical talks from officers on site and even invited attendees to explore and learn about the solutions they offer, emphasizing on the Company’s long-term commitment to driving engineering excellence and innovation in Philippine construction. Over 800 attendees signed up at the booth from day one to day four.
It was also an opportunity for the Megawide PCS team to share insights on the company’s expanding portfolio of large-scale infrastructure projects, including the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA), Malolos-Clark Railway Project (MCRP) and the Metro Manila Subway Project (MMSP) Contract Package 104 as well as supply contracts for portions of the Skyway and MRT-7 projects.