To meet the dynamic growth of the industry, Targi Kielce began construction in 2025 on a new exhibition hall with an area of ​​over 15,500 square meters. This investment represents a significant strengthening of the exhibition infrastructure, but may involve some organizational changes during the transition period—during the Industrial Spring in March 2026.

Permanent exhibition halls no. 1–6 remain fully adapted to the display of heavy exhibits and offer increased floor load-bearing capacity. Additionally, temporary halls no. 9 and 10 will be available to exhibitors. These are modern panel halls that, in terms of aesthetics and functionality, significantly deviate from the stereotypical perception of temporary structures.

Halls no. 9 and 10 have a regular, rectangular shape, with panel walls—partially glazed—and a flat roof supported by trusses. The structure allows for the suspension of lightweight graphic and identification elements, allowing for attractive stand design. The only parameter requiring special attention is the floor's load-bearing capacity, which is a maximum of approximately 750 kg/m².

It's worth emphasizing that this is a temporary solution. From 2027, the issue of limited load-bearing capacity will no longer be an issue—the new halls, scheduled for completion in June 2026, will provide a standard load-bearing capacity exceeding 1 ton/m² and full functionality comparable to the existing infrastructure.

Temporary halls no. 9 and 10 therefore represent a practical, aesthetic, and safe solution for the duration of the investment, allowing for the continuity of trade fair events while simultaneously developing the modern exhibition space of Targi Kielce.