From 27 to 29 November 2025, the "2025 Australia-China Prefabricated Building Materials High-End Forum" and inspection exchange activities will be held in Sydney, Australia, jointly organised by the Australian Chinese Real Estate and Construction Association, the New South Wales branch of the Australian Urban Development Research Institute, and four joint supporting organisations.
This forum focuses on the prefabricated construction industry between Australia and China, integrating thematic discussions, industry presentations, corporate exhibitions and an annual gala dinner, aiming to build a practical and effective platform for cooperation in the construction industry between Australia and China.

The forum brings together key figures from the Australian Federal and New South Wales governments, industry association representatives, leading developers and builders, and building material purchasers to jointly explore the development path and cooperation opportunities for modular construction in the Australian market.
AluHouse is honoured to be invited by the organisers to participate in this grand event, to share the company's innovative path in the Hong Kong MiC model, and to take part in concurrent technical inspection activities, receiving the 'China-Australia Industry Pioneering Award' presented by the organisers. Being invited to this forum is a recognition of AluHouse's modular technology strength and an important opportunity to explore the Australian market and deepen international cooperation.

AluHouse, owing to its outstanding performance in the field of construction, is honoured to be invited to share its experience in modular construction at the forum. During the event, the company's director, Mr Robojie, delivered a keynote speech, systematically sharing AluHouse's more than ten years of practical experience, technological breakthroughs, and phased achievements in the field of modular construction. This provides attendees with valuable insights and aims to offer potential solutions and references for addressing housing shortages in Australia.
In addition, AluHouse, through its forum booth, shared the company's patented technologies, new construction methods, and successful cases in the field of modular buildings with metal and concrete structures under the theme of 'Globally Leading MiC Building Technology', systematically showcasing extensive MiC project practices both domestically and internationally, and providing in-depth insights into full-cycle project management experience.

During the forum, multiple keynote speeches, project inspections, corporate exhibitions and one-on-one meetings were held, providing participants with a comprehensive and multi-level platform for communication and cooperation, and offering an in-depth analysis of trends and policy directions in Australia's local modular construction and building materials industry.
AluHouse team has joined a series of activities, like the roundtable forum on Chinese enterprises/products settling in Australia, to have in-depth chats with politicians, industry leaders and experts. They've also connected deeply on tech learning, market expansion and project collaborations, exploring the latest trends in modular buildings for smart city development and green building materials in Australia.

In addition, AluHouse actively participated in delegation activities, conducting on-site inspections of high-end residences, semi-detached villas, and high-rise apartments in Sydney's eastern suburbs, as well as modular buildings in the southwestern suburbs, on 28 and 29 November.
This field study has provided the AluHouse team with a clearer understanding and grasp of the actual demand structure, technological development trends, and future growth potential of the Australian construction market, offering important reference for the company's product innovation, technology introduction, and long-term development planning in the Australian market.

As the global construction industry accelerates its transition towards efficiency and sustainability, the demand for advanced building models in the Australian market is becoming more prominent. According to statistics, between 2024 and 2029, Australia plans to build 1.2 million new homes, but it is expected that there will be a shortfall of 250,000 to 400,000 units in actual completion.
This gap mainly arises from the continuous growth of the immigrant population, the inefficiency of traditional construction methods, and strong policy support for prefabricated buildings. For example, the Australian government has launched the 'National Voluntary Certification Scheme for Modern Construction Methods' and a dedicated AUD 900 million grant, aiming to increase the share of prefabricated construction to 50% by 2030.

The "2025 Australia-China High-End Forum on Prefabricated Building Materials" reflects Australia's vision for smart city construction and a globalised real estate economy. Through this event, AluHouse showcases its innovative capabilities in the field of modular construction, laying the foundation for future expansion in the Australian and even global markets.
Looking to the future, the company will leverage its unique advantages as a Hong Kong enterprise to continuously accelerate the research, development, iteration, and industrial application of modular construction technology, promoting the transformation of more innovative achievements into practical productivity, providing the Australian construction industry with more efficient, intelligent, and sustainable modular building solutions, and bringing advanced modular construction technology to the global market!