Registration, introductions, equipment displays and business networking.

A data-led assessment of the market environment in which Kenya's equipment investment decisions are being made.

• Construction-sector outlook and project pipeline.
• Where equipment demand is coming from.
• Equipment imports, new versus used, rental and leasing.
• Changing OEM and distributor landscape.
• Equipment finance and the cost of capital.

How contractors and equipment owners should determine the right acquisition model for the machine, project and balance sheet.

A major equipment owner takes the audience through a real acquisition from initial requirement to final decision.

Networking, equipment viewing and buyer–supplier meetings.

Borrowers, lenders, lessors and equipment suppliers examine what makes a construction-equipment transaction financeable

Four asset financiers present their construction-equipment financing propositions.

A buyer-led discussion on the factors determining equipment choice in an increasingly competitive market.

Hosted networking between equipment owners, OEMs and distributors, financiers, rental and leasing businesses, and equipment service providers.

A practical examination of whole-life equipment economics and the cost of every productive machine hour.

A practical demonstration of how machine data can improve equipment utilization, cost control and maintenance planning.

Networking and business meetings.

Maintenance examined as a financial and productivity issue rather than simply a workshop function.

The masterclass examines what the machine should have cost to operate by 10,000 hours, which maintenance decisions determine whether it reaches those hours productively, what failures should have been predictable, and when the replacement decision should actually begin.

Residual value, rebuild economics, disposal and replacement planning complete the construction-equipment lifecycle.

Closing networking and hosted meetings connecting equipment buyers with suppliers, financiers, rental and leasing companies, maintenance providers and other construction-equipment lifecycle partners.