Vermeer Australia returns as Gold Sponsor of No-Dig Down Under 2027

Vermeer Australia has returned as a Gold Sponsor of No-Dig Down Under 2027, continuing its long-standing support of Australasia’s leading trenchless technology event.

Vermeer Australia is a leading supplier of industrial and infrastructure equipment, supporting customers across Australia with a range of machinery and solutions for industries including underground construction, utility installation and environmental applications. Its trenchless offering includes horizontal directional drilling equipment, vacuum excavators, and associated technologies designed to support efficient and precise underground construction.

As a long-time supporter of No-Dig Down Under, Vermeer Australia will return to the event as a Gold Sponsor, giving attendees the opportunity to connect with the team and explore its range of trenchless equipment and solutions.

“Vermeer Australia is proud to continue our long-standing support of No-Dig Down Under,” Vermeer Australia General Manager Nigel Dobier said.

“The event brings together the people, technology and ideas that are shaping the future of trenchless construction, and we’re excited to once again be part of it.”

For Vermeer Australia, the event also provides an opportunity to connect directly with the customers and industry professionals using trenchless technology across Australia.

“We’re looking forward to connecting with customers and industry peers and showcasing Vermeer’s range of industry-leading trenchless equipment and solutions,” Dobier said.

Prime Creative Media Head of Marketing – Events, Molly Hancock, said the return of Vermeer Australia as a Gold Sponsor reflects the company’s continued commitment to the trenchless industry.

“Vermeer Australia has been a long-standing supporter of No-Dig Down Under, so we’re thrilled to welcome the team back for 2027,” Hancock said.

“Having established equipment and technology providers involved in the event gives attendees the chance to see what is available in the market and have meaningful conversations about the challenges they are facing.”

Hancock said the company’s involvement would add further value to an event focused on practical solutions and industry connections.

“No-Dig Down Under is about bringing the trenchless community together, and Vermeer Australia plays an important part in that,” she said.

“We’re looking forward to seeing the team back on the show floor and connecting with the people driving Australia’s underground infrastructure projects.”

For Vermeer Australia, supporting the event is also about contributing to the ongoing development of the trenchless sector.

“As a long-term industry partner, we believe it’s important to invest in opportunities that help strengthen the trenchless community and support the future of the industry,” Dobier said.

No-Dig Down Under 2027 will bring together industry professionals in Sydney to discover the latest equipment, technologies and approaches being used across trenchless construction, while providing opportunities to build connections with the people behind Australia’s underground infrastructure projects.

For more information about No-Dig Down Under 2027, including sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, visit here.

No-Dig Down Under is the southern hemisphere’s only large scale conference and exhibition dedicated to trenchless technology. Organised in partnership with the Australasian Society for Trenchless Technology (ASTT), No-Dig Down Under has grown over the years to become the second largest no-dig technology event in the world, and is now considered a ‘must-attend’ for all industry professionals.

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