The “Supplier Days” programme organized by the MÜSİAD Construction and Building Materials Sector Board was held with intense participation on 16 April 2026 at the MÜSİAD Head Office.
The programme, which brought together MÜSİAD member companies operating in the construction and building materials sector with the purchasing managers of the sector's leading construction firms, offered participating companies the opportunity to introduce their products and services directly, to establish new business connections and to evaluate potential collaborations.
Within the scope of the programme, 47 companies took part on the purchasing side, while approximately 500 people participated on the supplier side. As a result of the meetings held throughout the day, a total of around 3,000 B2B meetings were conducted. Thanks to an organizational structure in which the companies themselves determined their meeting schedules and appointment preferences, participants had the opportunity to establish direct contact with counterparts suited to their needs. In this respect, the programme created an efficiency-oriented business development ground conducive to producing results.
Many sub-branches were represented at the event. The programme took on the character of a comprehensive organization bringing the sector's broad production, supply and implementation ecosystem together under one roof.
This gathering, in which purchasing managers participated directly, made it possible for rapid, target-oriented and concrete business meetings to be held among companies, while also laying an important foundation in terms of increasing coordination within the sector, strengthening commercial relations and opening the way for new collaborations.
The programme, which brought together MÜSİAD member companies operating in the construction and building materials sector with the purchasing managers of the sector's leading construction firms, offered participating companies the opportunity to introduce their products and services directly, to establish new business connections and to evaluate potential collaborations.
Within the scope of the programme, 47 companies took part on the purchasing side, while approximately 500 people participated on the supplier side. As a result of the meetings held throughout the day, a total of around 3,000 B2B meetings were conducted. Thanks to an organizational structure in which the companies themselves determined their meeting schedules and appointment preferences, participants had the opportunity to establish direct contact with counterparts suited to their needs. In this respect, the programme created an efficiency-oriented business development ground conducive to producing results.
Many sub-branches were represented at the event. The programme took on the character of a comprehensive organization bringing the sector's broad production, supply and implementation ecosystem together under one roof.
This gathering, in which purchasing managers participated directly, made it possible for rapid, target-oriented and concrete business meetings to be held among companies, while also laying an important foundation in terms of increasing coordination within the sector, strengthening commercial relations and opening the way for new collaborations.
