20 November 2025
Exhibition Booths Selling Out Fast for PNG Investment Week
20 November 2025
The countdown to PNG Investment Week 2025 (PNGIW25) is on, and demand for exhibition booths at the PNGIW25 is skyrocketing. With 87% of booths already booked and only a handful remaining, businesses looking to showcase their solutions and innovations cannot afford to wait.
The PNG Investment Week, running from December 8–11 at ICC Sydney, is the premier platform for investors, industry leaders, and innovators to connect and explore opportunities in climate investment, infrastructure, and sustainable development. This year’s theme, “Stronger Together – Investing for the Future,” will set the stage for transformative discussions and partnerships.
“The response has been phenomenal. Exhibition space is almost gone, and we expect to be fully sold out well before the event,” said PNG CORE President Anthony Smaré.
“If you want your brand front and center at the region’s most influential investment forum, now is the time to act.”
Direct access to over 1,500 delegates, including investors, policymakers, and corporate leaders. Showcase your products, services, and innovations to decision makers driving climate and infrastructure investment Position your brand as a leader in sustainability and growth.
With only 13 booths left out of the 100 exhibition spaces, the window of opportunity is closing fast. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this landmark event.
Book your exhibition booth today and join the conversation shaping the future of investment in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific.
For exhibition, registration and more information, email events@pngcore.org, or call +675 207 9080.
Have questions?
Our friendly team is here to guide you every step of the way. Simply email us at events@pngcore.org for personalised support and a smooth registration experience.
Have questions?
Our friendly team is here to guide you every step of the way. Simply email us at events@pngcore.org for personalised support and a smooth registration experience.
