Exhibitors line up for Hillhead show

With six months to go before the opening of Hillhead 2012, some 350 exhibitors had already signed up by the end of December to participate in the UK’s major event for the extractive and construction industries. Event director Jack Berridge noted that due to very strong demand during the autumn period when major companies such as JCB, Case, New Holland, Doosan, Hyundai and Komatsu had all confirmed their requirements, 97% of the outdoor stand space has been sold.

March 26, 2012 Read time: 2 mins

With six months to go before the opening of 427 Hillhead 2012, some 350 exhibitors had already signed up by the end of December to participate in the UK’s major event for the extractive and construction industries.

Event director Jack Berridge noted that due to very strong demand during the autumn period when major companies such as 633 JCB, 394 Case, 452 New Holland, 411 Doosan, 429 Hyundai and 436 Komatsu had all confirmed their requirements, 97% of the outdoor stand space has been sold.

“In addition, as most of the space in the three demonstration areas has also already been allocated, we are expecting a very busy show,” he said.

The show will take place at 868 Tarmac’s Hillhead Quarry, near Buxton, Derbyshire, England, from 19–21 June, 2012.

Further details are available from the new website which can be found at www.hillhead.com and a new Hillhead App providing mobile access to show information will be available shortly.

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