Machinery · Raw Materials · Moulds · Processing · Recycling · Allied Services — connecting international suppliers with Nigeria's 3,000+ plastics processors and converters.
COMPLAST Nigeria is a focused B2B exhibition for plastics machinery, raw materials, moulds, processing technology, recycling and allied services — serving Nigeria and the wider West African market.
After two successful editions at Landmark Centre, Lagos, COMPLAST returns for its 3rd Edition on 9 – 11 March 2027. The show connects machinery manufacturers, material suppliers, mould makers and technology providers directly with the processors, converters, packaging producers, OEMs and brand owners who buy from them.
Nigeria imports roughly 70% of its processing machinery and 80% of its raw materials. For international suppliers, that import dependency is the opportunity — and COMPLAST is the platform where those buying relationships are formed.
International plastics exhibition for Nigeria & West Africa, held at Landmark Centre since inception.
9 – 11 March 2027 — three focused trade days, business visitors only.
Victoria Island, Lagos — West Africa's leading purpose-built exhibition venue.
Machinery, raw materials, moulds, processing, recycling and allied services.
Nigeria's plastics industry is a major contributor to the economy — driven by a large and young population, rapid urbanisation, a rising middle class and strong demand from packaging, consumer goods, construction and agriculture.
Africa's most populous nation with a young demographic profile and rapid urbanisation — the structural driver behind packaging, consumer goods and construction demand.
Food, beverage and FMCG manufacturing across Lagos, Ogun and the South-West generates continuous demand for films, closures, containers and converting capacity.
Pipes, fittings, profiles, insulation and geosynthetics demand tracks Nigeria's housing and infrastructure build-out.
A strong national push toward better waste management, recycling capacity and bio-based materials is opening a new equipment and technology category.
With 70% of machinery and 80% of raw materials imported, buyers actively seek international suppliers — there is no entrenched domestic alternative to displace.
Lagos is West Africa's commercial capital and the natural distribution base for the wider ECOWAS market.
The 2nd Edition of COMPLAST Nigeria, held 15–17 March 2023 at Landmark Centre, Lagos, consolidated the show's position as a serious business platform for Nigeria's plastics industry.
Exhibitor portal for documentation, manuals, service orders and post-event analytics — plus better booths and improved on-site amenities.
Your company and products listed online for 6–12 months, generating enquiries well beyond the three show days.
Email, WhatsApp and social media campaigns run centrally by the organiser, with frequency scaled to stand size.
Live visitor data during the show and a curated post-event visitor database, as per the data-sharing policy.
Machinery unloading and loading, power for live demonstrations and compressed air where applicable.
Your product profile visible to pre-registered and post-show visitors through the digital show catalogue.
Source machinery, raw materials, additives, moulds, packaging technologies and recycling solutions to upgrade quality and productivity, reduce waste and cost, and meet sustainability and regulatory requirements.
Meet serious trade buyers from Nigeria and West Africa who are actively investing in new plants, replacing outdated machinery, launching new packaging lines and building recycling capability.
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