The third edition of this event on the island brings together more than 100 companies at the Fairgrounds.

The Ibiza Home Meeting event has become a “must-see” celebration on the island for companies in the construction sector that are looking for business opportunities in Ibiza and creating commercial synergies. It is not surprising that in this third edition, which began yesterday at the Fecoev Fairgrounds and will end this Sunday, more than 100 companies are participating throughout the weekend. One of the companies that met yesterday was the company Pinturas Rubio, the largest paint and decoration store on the island. At the stand was manager Pedro Rubio, who highlighted the company's enthusiasm for participating in the Ibiza Home Meeting event this year. "Now we have a presentation to talk about the requirements that a product must meet in the market," Pedro Rubio explained to Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera, highlighting that they will take advantage of these three days of the fair to contact several construction companies.
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In this sense, he reported that in this presentation, carried out by a technician from the supplier company Akzo Nobel, product service systems were discussed in depth. Very close to this stand was Parrot Construction, a company that has been at the head of the sector on the island for 50 years and which also sponsors the Ibiza Home Meeting event. Yesterday, this company had several business meetings with different managers that lasted an hour. Along these same lines, several representatives of the registered companies highlighted that this construction fair in Ibiza is "essential" to give visibility to the company because it is a great opportunity when it comes to networking and having more presence in future projects. They know this very well from INTECAT, a company certified as an Apple Authorized Technical Service. According to the CEO, Óscar Fábregas, the Spanish market trusts the brand a lot and, currently, under the name INTECAT Projects, this company is a luxury benchmark in the Balearic Islands thanks to its most cutting-edge comprehensive technology.

During these three days, some of the most important architects, interior designers, builders, promoters and industrialists of the Balearic Islands will pass through the stage of the Fairgrounds, influential personalities from the sector who will actively participate in the events that will be held during this weekend. week. Very close to the INTECAT stand was the representative in the Balearic Islands of Replus, an Alicante company that manufactures PVC profiles and windows. "We sell, we sell and we give ideas to set up a franchise with an exclusive distribution system," he said while pointing out that they have a distributor in Ibiza and indicated that they are advertising for the new point of sale. "We have 250 stores throughout Spain," concluded Mariano.

Right in front were Adrián Gómez and Carla, representatives of a company specialized in architectural visualization and interior design. «We are from Barcelona, but in the Balearic Islands we have an important market. We have quite a few clients here, but we want to be closer to them," said Adrián Gómez, highlighting that it is essential to have direct contact with people. "It is essential to be in the markets that value your product or service," he said. Along these same lines, he pointed out that, even if it is a small segment, it is advisable to have a national impact. "We are now quite focused on luxury," he noted.

It is worth remembering that during these days top-level speakers will participate in this event. Among them, personalities from the hotel sector such as Antonio Domenech Lago, executive general director of Vibra Hotels, Marc Rahola of OD Group & Concept Hotel Group, important developers such as Domus Vivendi (Peter Hermann) or architects such as David Martínez Jofe, Mauricio de Yulis, Kimberly Díaz, Lluis Oliva, Eduardo Milagro, Jesús Vecilla, Miguel & Andrés García, Berta Navarro, Muriel Figueroa, María Teresa Fernández de la Oliva, Antonio Coronado, Rafel Fraile, Erick Sanllehy and Alesh Sanllehy, among others.