Excitement is building for ScotPlant 2026, as the exhibitor map is now officially live! With just five months to go until Scotland’s premier construction plant event, the outdoor showground is already almost 90% booked, signaling another blockbuster edition.
The latest update brings a wave of new faces to the line-up. Notable debutants include Stoddart Crane Hire, Parnaby Cyclones, Ord Industrial Supplies, LGMG Machinery UK, TVH Parts Holding, Ainscough Crane Hire, Top Survey, Crew Cabin, Volumech, and Bucher Municipal.
Returning favourites are also making waves. Mac’s Truck Sales comes back for the first time since 2018 with a prime outdoor plot, while attachment specialist Geith is back inside the Lowland Hall.
Telehandler powerhouse Magni is securing its own stand, and Vac-Ex Ltd is expanding its footprint. Meanwhile, Worsley Plant is relocating to a standout spot near the showground roundabout.
On the sustainability front, Peatland ACTION will be on-site to share insights into Scotland’s growing peatland restoration initiatives.
ScotPlant continues to showcase the latest machinery and innovations from the world’s leading construction equipment brands and their Scottish dealers.
Expect to see big names like Develon, Hitachi, Hyundai, JCB, Kobelco, Komatsu, Kubota, Liebherr, LiuGong, Mecalac, Merlo, SANY, Takeuchi, Wacker Neuson, and many more.
Gary Moug, editor of Project Plant magazine and part of the Peebles Media Group team behind ScotPlant, commented:
“It’s always a milestone moment when the outdoor and indoor maps go live. Seeing new exhibitors join alongside long-standing names really brings the event to life. Preparations are ramping up, and I’m confident ScotPlant 2026 will be another incredible chapter in its long history.”
ScotPlant 2026 will be held at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April 2026. Attendance is free.
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