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A response from exhibitors and visitors who attended the trade fair from 23rd to 25th June.
Across a 15,740sq m exhibition space at the Saigon Exhibition - tal comeback with 461 exhibitors from 20 countries and regions showcasing their products, solutions, know-how and services for the passenger and commercial vehicle and motorcycle segment. During the three-day exhibition, it welcomed a record 13,148 vis- itors and business groups from 37 countries and regions, includ- Singapore, Thailand, the US and Vietnam.
“I am delighted to see an increase in participation among lo- cal and overseas exhibitors and visitors. It shows that players are recognising opportunities in the automotive supply chain and using our platform as a gateway for trade and exchange. The engagement from the local players in our fringe programme was also very encouraging; it demonstrates an eagerness to ad- vance the local automotive industry,” said Fiona Chiew, General
It was obvious that the organisers had done a great job. The ex- hibitor line-up featured top names and brands from countries such as Australia, Egypt, France, Japan, Taiwan, Turkey and the Unit- TecAlliance and ZF were some of the key players in the industry.
China, Singapore, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Germany, Tai-
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wan and Thailand with the aim to expand their respective foot- print in the Vietnamese market.
It was interesting to note that there were 20 companies in the - their eagerness to leverage on the large potential of the Viet- - keting Sdn Bhd, was involved in tyre repair patches, patch plugs and tyre repair cement.
Having said that, the show presented a wide range of the latest products, services, technology and solutions in parts and custo-
