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Three international exhibitions open to boost industrial supply chain links

Three international exhibitions taking place in Hanoi from October 13 15 are bringing together more than 300 exhibitors from over 20 countries and territories creating opportunities for technology access and industrial supply chain connections

Three international exhibitions open to boost industrial supply chain links

Three international exhibitions launched on October 13 in Hanoi aim to strengthen industrial supply chain connections across precision engineering, semiconductor, and packaging sectors. Coordinated by Informa Markets Vietnam, the events share a "One Destination - Three Exhibitions" format over three days, featuring over 300 exhibitors from 20+ countries. Spanning 10,000 square meters, the exhibitions highlight global technologies and business prospects in manufacturing, electronics, and processing.

Supported by Vietnamese authorities, industry bodies, and local and international firms, the gatherings attract approximately 8,000 trade visitors including manufacturers, suppliers, and technology providers. Hanoi is singled out for its burgeoning industrial capacity, regulatory reforms, and investor interest. Northern Vietnam's growing industrial sector, particularly in Bac Ninh, Haiphong, Thai Nguyen, and Hung Yen, aligns with Vietnam's strategic push to develop its semiconductor and high-technology industries.

Vietnam's industrial growth, as reported by the National Statistics Office, saw a 12.3% rise in industrial production index for the first nine months of 2026, with processing and manufacturing leading growth at 12.9%. Northern provinces like Thai Nguyen, Bac Ninh, Quang Ninh, and Haiphong also experienced significant gains. This momentum underscores the need for stronger domestic enterprise capabilities, greater localization rates, and enhanced supply chain resilience through better technology adoption and international partnerships.

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