February 28, 2019

Construmat

From May 14 to 17, Feliu N&I will be present at the construction sector fair, CONSTRUMAT 2019.

With its own stand, the Feliu N&I and ExpatFeliu team will be for 4 days sharing its experience and knowledge in the internationalization of companies and in the execution of projects of mobility of workers for the commissioning of machinery, technical work, repair and maintenance of equipment, commercial prospecting, incorporation and management of subsidiaries, and any other activity related to the international expansion of companies.

The show, which will have 2,000 m2 dedicated to innovation, new technologies and new materials in the sector, is an ideal meeting place to establish new synergies and business relationships.

Book your agenda and come and visit us at CONSTRUMAT 2019.

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