Malaysia will return to Saudi Build 2026 with a national pavilion of 25 selected participants active in building materials, construction services and related regulatory bodies, marking the country's third consecutive appearance at the Riyadh exhibition scheduled for 2–5 November 2026 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center (RICEC). The pavilion is being coordinated by the Consulate General of Malaysia's trade section (MATRADE) in Jeddah, which is positioning the delegation as a platform for Saudi importers, distributors and contractors seeking vetted and export-ready partners.
The Malaysian trade office said the program was developed in cooperation with the Ministry of Business, the National Landscape Department, the Construction Industry Development Board, SME Bank Malaysia and UEM Edgenta, with MATRADE overseeing a series of B2B matchmaking sessions designed to connect the visiting delegation with local Saudi institutions. "By registering your interest to meet our partners, we will match your requirements by arranging sessions with Malaysian companies that are export-ready and certified," said Yazrin Shakhirie Malan, Trade Commissioner at MATRADE Jeddah.
The 25-entity list spans engineering, materials, energy and infrastructure specialties, including Al Pine Utility Services (aerial drone inspection, pipeline and underground utility mapping), Alaf Cekal (low-voltage electrical accessories), Board of Architects Malaysia and Board of Engineers Malaysia (professional regulation), Boss Seven Engineering (CLC composite formwork and facade panels), the Construction Industry Development Board, Energetic Point (station management and ticketing systems), FK Technology (CCTV, access control, lighting and solar panels), Huls Transmission (civil and electrical engineering), Inovar Industries (HDF laminated flooring), Jinhui Industries (construction machinery), LWD Industry (wall switches and portable sockets), Malaysia Highway Authority, Malaysia Transformer Manufacturing (medium- and high-voltage transformers and substations), Masa Teguh Services (landscape coordination and civil engineering), Pipicadey Resources (coconut fiber and cocopeat products), Plytec IBS System MFG (Pecaform, Wonderboard, scaffolding and shoring systems), SI Acoustic (acoustics and noise control), SKB Storage Industries (rolling and steel doors, storage racking), Soul Lighting (interior and exterior lighting), SSRV (property and facility management, MEP, cleaning and pest control), Swiss Resources (engineering solutions for transmission and distribution grids), Tenbex Engineering (engineering, construction, projects and maintenance), Ventura IOT (an integrative platform for critical infrastructure protection) and Veritas Planning (master planning).
Saudi Arabia's construction pipeline remains one of the largest in the region, and Malaysian suppliers have used the Riyadh exhibition in recent cycles to position themselves across building materials, MEP systems and smart-infrastructure services. MATRADE Jeddah is receiving meeting requests through [email protected] and +966 12 653 2143.