SaMoTer 2026 Confirms Global Equipment Leaders
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SaMoTer 2026 Confirms Global Equipment Leaders

SaMoTer 2026, Italy’s flagship international exhibition for construction equipment, will be held from 6–9 May 2026 in Verona, positioning the city as a key global hub for construction machinery and technology. The exhibition has recently confirmed participation from leading global brands including Komatsu, Hyundai and Kobelco, along with the much-anticipated return of Volvo CE.

The strong exhibitor presence reinforces SaMoTer’s role as a major international platform for earthmoving, concrete, demolition and road-building technologies. The upcoming edition will place a strong emphasis on digitalisation, automation and sustainability, reflecting the construction sector’s transition towards smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible solutions.

With increasing global participation, SaMoTer 2026 is expected to attract a wide cross-section of industry professionals from the construction equipment and infrastructure sectors, offering insights into emerging technologies, innovation trends and future-ready machinery.

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SaMoTer 2026, Italy’s flagship international exhibition for construction equipment, will be held from 6–9 May 2026 in Verona, positioning the city as a key global hub for construction machinery and technology. The exhibition has recently confirmed participation from leading global brands including Komatsu, Hyundai and Kobelco, along with the much-anticipated return of Volvo CE. The strong exhibitor presence reinforces SaMoTer’s role as a major international platform for earthmoving, concrete, demolition and road-building technologies. The upcoming edition will place a strong emphasis on digitalisation, automation and sustainability, reflecting the construction sector’s transition towards smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible solutions. With increasing global participation, SaMoTer 2026 is expected to attract a wide cross-section of industry professionals from the construction equipment and infrastructure sectors, offering insights into emerging technologies, innovation trends and future-ready machinery.

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