11 November 2026 | Cardiff, Wales
On Wednesday, 11 November 2026, Luxe3D had the pleasure of attending Procurex Wales 2026 at Utilita Arena Cardiff, and what a fantastic event it was!
Bringing together professionals, businesses and organisations from across Wales and beyond, Procurex Wales provided an excellent opportunity to meet people from the construction industry, public-sector procurement, architecture, property development and professional services.
From the moment we arrived, the venue was buzzing with activity. The exhibition floor was packed with visitors, exhibitors and industry professionals, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere throughout the day.
An Exceptionally Well-Organised Event
One of the standout aspects of Procurex Wales 2026 was how well the event was organised.
With such a large number of attendees and organisations under one roof, the event maintained an impressive professional atmosphere while remaining welcoming and accessible.
The variety of exhibitors, the quality of the event and the opportunity to engage directly with professionals from different sectors made the experience particularly enjoyable.
It was refreshing to see so many businesses and organisations coming together, sharing their expertise and taking the time to meet new people.
Meeting People Across the Industry
For Luxe3D, one of the highlights of the day was meeting so many professionals representing different areas of the Welsh and UK business community.
It was a pleasure meeting and speaking with representatives from organisations including:
Stepnell, including Richard Guppy
Business News Wales, including Mark Powney, Editor and Managing Director, and Natalie James
Jewson Partnership Solutions, including Andy Wallace
Hafod, including Ali Salter
It was also a pleasure to meet Hywel Elias, Supply Chain Advisor at Business Wales, in person. His extensive knowledge, practical advice and helpful guidance were greatly appreciated, highlighting the valuable support Business Wales provides to businesses across the region.
It was also great meeting Scott Parfitt and Anderson Parslow, alongside many other professionals and exhibitors who contributed to such a positive day.
Events like Procurex Wales demonstrate the strength and diversity of the Welsh business community and the importance of bringing people together in person.
A Fantastic Atmosphere Throughout the Day
The level of attendance was particularly impressive. The exhibition was bustling with activity, with busy stands, enthusiastic exhibitors and visitors making the most of everything on offer.
There was a genuine sense of energy throughout the venue, and it was encouraging to see businesses of different sizes represented alongside major organisations and established industry names.
For an independent architectural visualisation practice like Luxe3D, attending events of this scale provides a valuable opportunity to stay connected with the wider construction and built-environment sectors.
It was also an enjoyable reminder that, despite the increasingly digital nature of business, there is still something special about meeting people face to face.
An Event Worth Attending Every Year
Procurex Wales 2026 certainly left a lasting impression.
The excellent organisation, impressive turnout, variety of exhibitors and welcoming atmosphere made it one of those events where the day seemed to pass incredibly quickly.
A huge thank you to the organisers, exhibitors and everyone who took the time to say hello. Your enthusiasm and professionalism helped make the experience so enjoyable.
Procurex Wales is definitely an event we would recommend to businesses and professionals across the construction, architecture and public-sector industries.
We thoroughly enjoyed attending this year's exhibition and will certainly be looking forward to returning in 2027.
Well done to everyone involved in making Procurex Wales 2026 such a success!
Luxe3D is an independent architectural visualisation practice based in South Wales, specialising in photorealistic 3D renderings, architectural animations, walkthroughs and immersive visualisation.
