
Global investment in infrastructure is on the rise, driven by urbanisation, digitalisation and sustainable development. Be it transport, energy, water or smart cities: Swiss companies are contributing their technological excellence, reliability and innovative strength to major international projects.
Sustainable energy infrastructure, tunnel construction, special machinery, environmental technology and planning services are particularly in demand. Attractive target markets include Europe, the Middle East, Asia and, increasingly, Africa. However, major infrastructure projects require international experience, local partnerships and a deep understanding of the regulatory framework. On this page you will find market insights, practical examples, strategic contacts and support to successfully position your solutions in the global market.
Volume of global infrastructure market in CHF
Growth of the global infrastructure market
Infrastructure companies supported by S-GE in 2024
Our reports and videos present key facts and current trends in exports in the infrastructure sector – from local market potential, geographical clusters and industry trends to cultural differences and logistical challenges. Discover practical export insights and get valuable tips on how to enter the markets of your choice.

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SERV, Switzerland Global Enterprise S-GE, Swissmem, Swissrail, and suisse.ing, as well as relevant departments of the Federal Administration, work together under the umbrella of Team Switzerland Infrastructure. Together, we form a strong network that pools expertise, opens doors, and gives Swiss companies a boost worldwide.

For exporters, it is essential to be aware of legal regulations, as they govern market approval and the distribution of products in different countries. Any company that fails to meet the regulatory requirements risks facing delays, high costs or even exclusion from the target market.
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Every market has its own requirements. Whether it's conformity standards, certifications, or special licenses for regulated products, understanding what goods need before export saves time and prevents delays.
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International expansion requires a solid understanding of customs procedures. Understanding import and export regulations, tariff classification and document handling is crucial for export success.
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Find out more about tariff and non-tariff trade measures for specific goods in our customs database.
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Efficient logistics processes are essential for ensuring success in exporting products. An optimized supply chain, for example, reduces costs and shortens delivery times.
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Strong financial planning is key to international success. Swiss SMEs face real challenges abroad—from securing payments to managing currency risks.
Show moreMany internationalization projects start with specific business opportunities: our database provides you with information on exciting projects and more than 30,000 global calls for tender at an early stage of the process. Register now to receive the latest calls for tender by e-mail every day.
New to exports? Our step-by-step guide shows you how to succeed in entering international markets. Discover everything startups and companies new to exports need to know before taking the first step.

Despite increasing complexity, doing business internationally has never been so lucrative. This is why we want to encourage more small and medium-sized enterprises to take their first steps into the world of exporting – read our guide on how to get started!
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Do you dream of gaining an international foothold for your startup? Our export checklist leaves you best prepared to take the first steps.
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Ready to grow beyond Switzerland’s borders? Our dossier contains all the information you need to make a successful start with internationalization.
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