Running from October 23 to 27, the company’s presence at Phase 2 of the fair centers on Hall 13.1 and Hall 12.0. The display highlights a shift toward industrialized building methods, featuring an aluminium formwork sample house and steel tunnel formwork designed for simultaneous wall and slab casting. These systems aim to replace traditional, slower construction cycles with standardized, reusable components.

Beyond basic structural formwork, GETO is expanding its footprint into integrated energy solutions. The exhibit includes a suite of photovoltaic models, such as solar street lights and energy storage cabinets, paired with its PPVC (Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction) molds. By combining modular housing capabilities with commercial-grade storage and charging systems, the company is pitching a one-stop approach to both structural assembly and renewable energy integration. With over 10 production bases already serving 70 countries, GETO is leveraging the Guangzhou event to secure further international partnerships for its high-precision, factory-produced room modules.