Julius Berger Nigeria Ltd. and the group’s member companies stormed the just-concluded Big 5 Construct Nigeria 2024 Expo last week, unveiling several innovations to applause from visitors to the expansive exhibition stand. They showed off their products.
Big 5 Construct Nigeria is a major annual international construction event that brings together influential decision-makers, innovators and suppliers from across the region and beyond, offering three days of business and networking opportunities.
In the just-concluded edition, all branches of the engineering construction conglomerate, including AFP, ABUMET, PrimeTech, Abuja Idu Yard & Services and Julius Berger’s Excellence Center, were honored amidst an outpouring of praise from visitors who visited their stands. We exhibited our products and related services at the same time.
The group’s furniture manufacturing division, a division of Julius Berger, has been setting the standard for furniture manufacturing in the country for more than 30 years, according to AFP. At the Big 5 event, the company validated its reputation for delivering exceptional quality and reliability while focusing on sustainable and environmentally responsible production practices.
AFP general manager Oliver Coenen says the company specializes in creating bespoke furniture solutions for a wide range of sectors, including office spaces, residential projects and the hospitality industry. Our product portfolio is extensive and offers bespoke solutions that meet the highest standards of function, design and durability.
Regarding the secret of the company’s success in a highly competitive industry, he emphasized that one of the company’s core strengths is its collaborative approach. We work closely with architects, developers and interior designers to deliver innovative and customized interior solutions. This partnership-driven philosophy ensures that our furniture is seamlessly integrated with the overall vision of each project, delivering aesthetic appeal and practical performance.
At the recent BIG 5 exhibition held in Lagos, AFP Furniture proudly showcased its latest products and innovations. The feedback we have received has been overwhelmingly positive and our furniture has been widely praised for its superior quality and craftsmanship. The event strengthened our position as a market leader and highlighted our commitment to continually exceeding customer expectations, added the excited general manager.
Another participant from the Julius Berger Group was ABUMET, an innovative glass solutions provider, who proudly displayed their top quality EvoPRO products. According to Werner Christian Willegger, the company’s project evaluation manager, the product is a high-quality product that is easily available in sliding windows and windows. door. There are windows that swing inward, windows that swing outward, single doors, and double doors.
Considering the level of success at the exhibition, the Commercial Manager, Abuja Idu Yard & Services, Mr. Christian Bauer, disclosed that during the exhibition, they received many inquiries from potential customers, expressing their enthusiasm. It was full of. He further said, “We currently see potential in the infrastructure market in Lagos.” Recently, Idu Yard’s carpentry division has been looking in that direction, and management has been supportive. Lagos market is a big market with more potential for our stones and other products.
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Also at the event, PrimeTech, a design and engineering subsidiary of Julius Berger Nigeria Ltd., with over 10 years of heritage and unique experience, will welcome those curious to see how technology and engineering design meet. A large crowd of potential customers surrounded the stand and attracted attention.
We have a unique vision to be the country’s design and engineering partner of choice by ensuring our clients’ success through excellence and value. It is no secret that PrimeTech’s full range of services covers architecture, civil engineering, structural engineering, infrastructure engineering, mechanical electrical and plumbing (MEP), construction preparation and cost estimating services. I retorted: The Big 5 Expo was a tough exhibition. It’s safe to say we were almost blown away by the experience. Some people know about construction but not about design engineering. We were able to introduce technology that allows people to see how their projects will turn out from the beginning via VR devices. I must add that PrimeTech’s stand attracted the most visitors, both students, customers and visitors. It was a successful show for us.
He said PrimeTech firmly believes that delivering consistent quality is the main driver of value for clients, and that the company’s quality management system meets the requirements set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 9001:2015). I also mentioned that it is compliant. We realize client specifications in ethical construction.
At the Julius Berger Center of Excellence, the experience was clear for most visitors.
James Agama, Julius Berger’s corporate communications manager, said the center emphasizes the transformative power of design beyond conventional boundaries. Imagine walls that convey volume, ceilings that heighten the experience, and floors that ground the extraordinary. All of this is achieved through the use of the finest, state-of-the-art materials and outstanding finishing techniques, which is what the center is all about. In fact, it is a world where every detail is an expression of innovation, where modern design meets timeless elegance and where possibilities are truly endless.
The center is the result of collaborative synergies between Julius Berger’s architecture division, AFP, ABUMET and valuable partners such as Novacolor, Miele and Ex(po Solutions).
Other Julius Berger Group staff who participated in the three-day event included Norbert Kosman, Khadijah Zalma, Chidinma Obimeka, Shola Kudaisi, Sunday Ozeigbe, Aleksander Serafimoski, Oladayo Kehinde and Ayomide. -Includes, but is not limited to, Sunmonu, Sasha Giaja, Peter Obisesan, and Esther Druibe. , Nneka Nzobiu, Markus Klotz, Olukolade Ilori, , Ayotunde Sogeke, Whitney Anyanwu, Abubakar Mustapha, Michael Ashofor, Olivia Uzoma, Emmanuel Isibor.
