Toronto, January 2026 | Doka is excited to announce its participation in the Canadian Concrete Expo (CCE) 2026, taking place on February 11–12, 2026, at The International Centre in Mississauga. As Canada’s leading trade fair for the concrete and construction industry, the event provides the stage for Doka to showcase innovations and solutions supporting efficient, safe and future-ready construction projects across the Canadian market.
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Toronto, January 2026 | Doka is excited to announce its participation in the Canadian Concrete Expo (CCE) 2026, taking place on February 11–12, 2026, at The International Centre in Mississauga. As Canada’s leading trade fair for the concrete and construction industry, the event provides the stage for Doka to showcase innovations and solutions supporting efficient, safe and future-ready construction projects across the Canadian market.
As a trusted partner in the Canadian construction industry, Doka provides innovative solutions and engineering exper-tise that help deliver reliable results on site. At booth #3-501, located in Hall 3 visitors will gain first-hand insights into how formwork, scaffolding and digital solutions from Doka contribute to improved workflows on construction sites in Canada and around the world.
Innovations and solutions on display at the Doka booth
Among the highlights, Doka will showcase UniKit, the universal engineering kit for heavy loads. As a proven solution, including its use at projects such as the Keeyask Generating Station in Manitoba, UniKit is widely used on high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, power plants and industrial projects, where complex geometries and high loads must be safely transferred. UniKit 1000 components will be on display, illustrating the modular system logic behind Doka’s heavy-load engineering solutions.
Doka will also feature DokaXdek at the booth as part of a live presentation. As the new dimension in slab construction, the system is designed to deliver more safety, ergonomics and economy across a wide range of slab geometries and project scales. At the event, the focus will be on the DokaXdek panel floor formwork, a lightweight and fast 2-person element system that can be safely assembled and dismantled from the ground.
In addition, Doka will present a prototype of its innovative Intelligent Heated Formwork, designed to acceler-ate the safe and efficient use of concrete, especially the CO₂-reduced concrete on construction sites. Through targeted heating, the system enables early strength development when cold or challenging conditions slow concrete curing. The Intelligent Heated Formwork shows how advanced formwork technology can actively contribute to performance, safety and lower-carbon construction methods.
Doka will also provide insights into how the company is rethinking digitalization in formwork by connecting the entire formwork process for the first time. This approach is reflected in Doka 360, an integrated customer platform that links key touchpoints along the full formwork workflow – from planning and ordering through to site operations and return logistics.
The Doka Canada Team is looking forward to exchange perspectives, discuss project-specific challenges and demon-strate how engineering expertise translates into practical solutions on site.
Canadian Concrete Expo
February 11 – 12 | The International Centre, Mississauga
Hall 3 – Forming, Shoring and Scaffolding Pavilion
Booth #3-501
As a trusted partner in the Canadian construction industry, Doka provides innovative solutions and engineering exper-tise that help deliver reliable results on site. At booth #3-501, located in Hall 3 visitors will gain first-hand insights into how formwork, scaffolding and digital solutions from Doka contribute to improved workflows on construction sites in Canada and around the world.
Innovations and solutions on display at the Doka booth
Among the highlights, Doka will showcase UniKit, the universal engineering kit for heavy loads. As a proven solution, including its use at projects such as the Keeyask Generating Station in Manitoba, UniKit is widely used on high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, power plants and industrial projects, where complex geometries and high loads must be safely transferred. UniKit 1000 components will be on display, illustrating the modular system logic behind Doka’s heavy-load engineering solutions.
Doka will also feature DokaXdek at the booth as part of a live presentation. As the new dimension in slab construction, the system is designed to deliver more safety, ergonomics and economy across a wide range of slab geometries and project scales. At the event, the focus will be on the DokaXdek panel floor formwork, a lightweight and fast 2-person element system that can be safely assembled and dismantled from the ground.
In addition, Doka will present a prototype of its innovative Intelligent Heated Formwork, designed to acceler-ate the safe and efficient use of concrete, especially the CO₂-reduced concrete on construction sites. Through targeted heating, the system enables early strength development when cold or challenging conditions slow concrete curing. The Intelligent Heated Formwork shows how advanced formwork technology can actively contribute to performance, safety and lower-carbon construction methods.
Doka will also provide insights into how the company is rethinking digitalization in formwork by connecting the entire formwork process for the first time. This approach is reflected in Doka 360, an integrated customer platform that links key touchpoints along the full formwork workflow – from planning and ordering through to site operations and return logistics.
The Doka Canada Team is looking forward to exchange perspectives, discuss project-specific challenges and demon-strate how engineering expertise translates into practical solutions on site.
Canadian Concrete Expo
February 11 – 12 | The International Centre, Mississauga
Hall 3 – Forming, Shoring and Scaffolding Pavilion
Booth #3-501
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