Visitors at the exhibition on heating, ventilation, air conditioning, air filtration and purification, and refrigeration systems (HVACR Vietnam) last year.
HVACR Vietnam, the one and only focused exhibition on heating, ventilation, air conditioning, air filtration and purification, and refrigeration systems in Vietnam, will be held in HCM City from March 25 to 27.
HVACR Vietnam, which has seen 12 successful editions so far, offers the best platform for buyers and sellers in the industry to launch new products, reach out to buyers, appoint agents and distributors, and create brand awareness and establish market presence in Vietnam’s thriving HVACR market.
Last year it drew 250 companies and brands and 7,906 visitors from 28 countries.
It will showcase the latest technologies in air filtration and purification, energy-saving/renewable energy systems, heat pumps, fans and ventilators, refrigeration, air-conditioning equipment, and HVACR green products made by companies from Việt Nam, China, Germany, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, the UK, and others.
The highlights of the event will include B2B meetings, online business matching, an industry networking session, and industry seminars.
The meetings are designed to increase the chances of exhibitors and buyers making quality business connections.
The HVACR Vietnam online meeting system allows both exhibitors and buyers to make appointments online before the show and conduct one-on-one business meetings during the event.
The series of professional seminars will feature collaborations with relevant trade associations and industry experts on the latest HVACR technologies and trends, cooling techniques, sustainable green building, and energy-efficient solutions.
The event is supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnam Association for Building Materials, the Vietnam Association of Construction Contractors, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Vietnam Green Building Council, the Vietnam Society of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers, the International Institute of Refrigeration, and the Asia Air Movement and Control Association. —VNS