GLOTRANS ATTENDED VIETBUILD 2016 EXHIBITION

Vietbuild - is a traditional festival, an impressive big event of the Construction - Real Estate - Building Materials & Interior Decoration Industry taking place in Vietnam. Over the past 14 years, VIETBUILD International Exhibition to today has brought national and international stature, this is the largest exhibition in Vietnam today, with a grand scale, full convergence of services and products. New products & advanced technology of Construction - Real Estate Industry along with diverse and rich activities.

Vietbuild 2016 exhibition took place in Hanoi, from March 24 to March 28 with a scale of 1,350 booths from 16 countries. Among 450 enterprises participating in this exhibition, there are 216 domestic enterprises, 171 joint venture enterprises and 63 foreign enterprises and 5 industry associations from many countries in the region.

According to the representative of the organizers of Vietbuil 2016 Hanoi, phase 1, at this exhibition, most of the products on display were researched and manufactured from 2015 and early 2016 with new products with new designs, features and specifications. The quality is improved, meeting the growing requirements of interior and exterior decoration. This exhibition also attracts the participation of leading domestic and foreign construction material manufacturers such as Viglacera Corporation, Dong Tam Joint Stock Company, Hoa Sen Group, Ton Phuong Nam, Ningbo United Longmen Heavy Industry Steel Structure Co., Ltd, Wuxi Myriad Corporation...

At the event, GLOTRANS Hanoi & Hai Phong solution consultants consulted many Logistics solutions, goods supply chain and import-export procedures. At the same time, it also receives orders from businesses right at the exhibition's booth, thereby bringing GLOTRANS's services closer to domestic and international businesses.

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