ExpoFerretera 2023, the largest meeting in the world, has ended South American hardware sector
Buenos Aires, December 2023.- After four days where the hallways are filled with visitors, the International Exhibition of Articles for Hardware, Sanitary, Paint and Construction Materials stores closed their doors, greatly exceeding the expectations of the sector. With 182 exhibitors present, four pavilions inside and the Patio Ferretero in abroad, companies had the opportunity to show their new products to more than 13,000 professionals, businessmen and hobbyists
ExpoFerretera 2023 is the meeting par excellence of the sector, where the
main references in the market for the manufacturing and import of products
for construction and machinery for home and industrial use. In this edition,
Messe Frankfurt Argentina and the Chamber of Hardware Stores and Related Products of the Republic
Argentina celebrated 20 years of joint work, betting on the development of
sector and the national industry.
In this sense, the Project Manager of Messe Frankfurt Argentina, Ezequiel
Gorbarán, expressed: “Each edition of ExpoFerretera that we carry out together with
CAFARA is a new opportunity to bet on the development of an industry
thriving company whose growth engine is constant training and innovation.
ExpoFerretera 2023 is the ladder for business as it once again allowed
visualize the comprehensive panorama of the market, providing information
updated and being an ideal space to establish business connections
lasting.”
For his part, the president of the Argentine Chamber of Hardware and Related Products of the
Argentine Republic (CAFARA), Sergio Angiulli pointed out: “ExpoFerretera is the only
sample from South America that represents the excellence of the value chain
hardware store. I thank all the exhibitors, the Messe Frankfurt team
Argentina, the CAFARA team, the press and the visitors, because together we returned to
have excellent exposure. In this edition there is a very high bar for
“ExpoFerretera 2025, once again be the great meeting of this industry”
An agenda full of activities
Visitors, in addition to connecting with suppliers and colleagues, enjoyed
a wide variety of activities. Among them, the CAFARA Talk Series and
the Exhibitors' Talks, which aimed to provide visitors with
the opportunity to train and update professionally, offering them
tools and solutions to capture new markets.
Among the attractions of the meeting, the Patio Ferretero stood out for the
live demonstrations. In this open-air sector, visitors were in
contact with the latest trends in tools and their applications for
making arrangements, modifications and other productions. Among the brands
present, the following stood out: Daewo Maker's tolos, Duroll, Einhell, Gamma
Tools, Hamilton, Huqsvarna, Lusqtoff Argentina, Metabo, Mota, Nebraska,
Niwa, and Paint Roller.
For its part, Living Ferretero, organized by El Ferretero Magazine, was
Designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses to
exhibit their monoproducts, this being the center of attention during each day,
with interactive spaces.
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