Date: June 6, 2025
This year, FEVENT MÁS 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most important events for the construction industry, particularly for the window, enclosure, and efficient architectural solutions sectors.
From June 17 to 19, at Espacio Riesco, it will bring together leading companies and national and international experts, and will present the latest trends in design, energy efficiency, high-performance materials, and advanced technological solutions, including home automation and automation for sustainable buildings.
To delve deeper into the importance of this event, we spoke with Diego Hernández, Commercial Director of Expolatam, who shared his vision of the impact that FEVENT MÁS will have on the industry in 2025.
Why do you consider it important to attend FEVENTMAS 2025?
"Well, we consider it very important to participate in FEVENT MÁS, in this version, given that there is no meeting point for the main players in the industry in the country, we have to take advantage of the opportunity that we will all be together in the industry, let's say, windows, glass, all types of enclosures and hardware, and they can talk to each other, get to know each other, form strategic alliances, commercial alliances, and thus be able to participate in future projects that they consider important," he explains.
How does FEVENTMAS impact the construction industry?
His answer reinforces the previous question: “FEVENT MÁS mainly impacts, as I mentioned, by being a specific or specialized trade show, bringing together, let's say, the main players in the industry in one place. We're going to repeat ourselves a bit in the previous answer, but it's mainly...” - After a pause, he shared an idea worth highlighting - “it is not an open trade fair, like a construction fair, but rather a specialized one, so it allows you to see what your competition is doing, in order to make improvements and come up with, let's say, a product or service that you can see is lacking in the industry at the moment and be able to offer it and have more business opportunities.”
Who would you especially invite to attend this edition?
“I would mainly invite architects, construction companies, real estate agencies, specifiers, decision-makers, everyone involved in the industry,” he said, leaving the door open to everyone. “So that they can see the range of alternatives available within the industry, the possibilities for purchasing or making a decision when carrying out their projects. So that they can see what type of materials are used, what technology is used, what the difference is between the types of windows they specify in their projects, and now have the certainty and clarity to make a good decision.”
A final message to encourage attendance?
As we closed the meeting, he left guests with the following statement: "You absolutely have to be there. It's a trade show for them, and we're talking about shipbuilders, industrial centers, and large construction companies. We are putting all our effort into delivering a top-notch fair. There will be many surprises, technical talks, foreign companies, companies that are not even in Chile, that will participate to enter the market. So it is super important, from the small shipbuilders, who are already registered in our shipbuilders' pavilion, to large companies such as Deceuninck," he concludes.
With a unique offering of knowledge, networking, and business opportunities, FEVENT MÁS 2025 is a key meeting point for national and international industry professionals. From manufacturers and distributors to architects and specifiers, everyone will find a space here to discover new solutions, exchange ideas, and plan the future of their businesses.
Deceuninck will be part of this event, reaffirming its commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainability.
We invite you to visit us at FEVENT MÁS 2025
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