Interflow will return as a Silver Sponsor of No-Dig Down Under 2027, reinforcing its ongoing support for Australia’s trenchless technology sector and the industry’s leading event.
Prime Creative Media Head of Marketing – Events, Molly Hancock, said returning sponsors play an important role in the continued growth of No-Dig Down Under.
“Having companies like Interflow continue to support No-Dig Down Under year after year tells us a lot about the value the event brings to the industry,” Hancock said.
“These are businesses that know the sector, understand where it is heading and want to be part of the conversation. Their continued support helps us build an event that is relevant to the people who attend it.”
Interflow has been involved with No-Dig Down Under across previous editions of the event, with the company highlighting the value of having the industry together in one place.
“We want to back the industry that we work in. We really benefit from what we learn at No-Dig, so we want it to remain a good showcase for ideas and new technologies,” Interflow Marketing and Communications Manager Jessica Benten said.
No-Dig Down Under brings together contractors, asset owners, utilities, engineers, consultants, manufacturers and technology providers across two days of exhibition, technical content, demonstrations and networking.
The 2025 event welcomed more than 3000 attendees, with 78 per cent identifying as decision makers and 25 per cent representing asset owners and utilities.
For Hancock, the breadth of the audience is central to what makes the event valuable.
“Trenchless technology touches so many parts of underground infrastructure, so it is important that No-Dig Down Under brings the whole industry together,” she said.
“When major companies choose to come back and support the event, it gives the wider sector confidence that this is a place worth being part of.”
Benten said the event provides a rare opportunity for the trenchless sector to come together.
“It’s one of the very few opportunities we get to have everybody from the trenchless sector in one place,” she said.
“The event draws in a good mix of key customers that we work with all the time. It’s a really good opportunity for both our customer-facing team and our technology, product and innovation teams to connect with those people.”
With planning for the 2027 event underway, No-Dig Down Under will continue to provide a platform for the industry to showcase new technology, share project experience and discuss the challenges facing underground infrastructure.
“It’s really great to see No-Dig go from strength-to-strength year on year. The turnout and engagement from partners and customers throughout the trenchless and water sectors only increases,” Benten said.
The event will feature a conference program covering technical and operational issues across the sector, alongside an exhibition showcasing the latest trenchless products, equipment and services. Live demonstrations and networking opportunities will also form part of the 2027 program.
“It provides a preview of emerging technology and is a real snapshot of the way the sector is heading and thinking,” Benten said.
“We gain a lot of valuable insight from the panels and papers as well.”
Benten said the company has observed an increase in the quality of technical papers and the level of engagement from customers and industry partners across the trenchless and water sectors.
“Every returning sponsor helps us build on what has come before,” Hancock said.
“Interflow has been part of the No-Dig community for years, so we’re thrilled to have them back for 2027 and look forward to seeing what the next event brings.”
No-Dig Down Under 2027 will be held at Sydney Showground on 21-22 July.
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